Anxiety, Somatic & Personality Disorders Flashcards

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What are the diagnostic criteria for GAD?

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Persistent excessive anxiety for everyday stressors for at least SIX MONTHS; overlap w/ MDD (80% comorbidity)

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How are panic attacks in panic disorder different from panic attacks otherwise (w/o the disorder)?

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Panic attacks in panic disorder are SPONTANEOUS

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What are the diagnostic criteria for panic disorders?

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Recurrent, unexpected panic attacks; worry about additional panic attacks or behavior changes to avoid them; more common in women & onset in early 20s typically

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What is agoraphobia?

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Fear or avoidance of being helpless in places where escape can be difficult or embarrassing

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What are the diagnostic criteria for OCD?

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Chronic obsessions and compulsions that:

  • cause significant distress,
  • interfere with functioning or
  • time consuming ( >1 day)
  • Commonly co-morbid with anxiety disorders/MDD
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What is PANDAS?

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Pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorders associated with streptococcal infection

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What are the diagnostic criteria for PTSD?

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Severe trauma resulting in: re-experiencing the trauma, avoidance of reminders, negatives changes in thinking/mood, hyperarousal
*Symptoms last more than ONE MONTH (if < 1 month –> acute stress disorder)

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What are the diagnostic criteria for adjustment disorder?

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Clinically significant symptoms in response to an identifiable stressor.
Once stressor is over, symptoms stop within SIX MONTHS

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Somatic symptom disorder involves which characteristics and for how long?

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One or more somatic symptom w/:
- Persistent thoughts about seriousness of
- High anxiety about
- Excessive time/energy devoted to it
Last for >6 months
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What is conversion disorder?

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Sudden loss of motor/sensory function often due to some stressor; la belle indifference: patient may be aware of but indifferent toward symptoms

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What are the factitious disorders?

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Patient consciously creates physical/psychological symptoms to be in sick role (primary/internal gain)
Munchausen syndrome & munchausen syndrome by proxy

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What is illness anxiety disorder?

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Preoccupation or anxiety about illness but no presence of any symptoms

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What is pseudocyesis?

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False pregnancy - may have signs of pregnancy but not pregnant

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What is malingering?

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Consciously stimulating an illness for secondary/external gain

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Which defense mechanisms are involved with paranoid PD?

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Projection

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Which defense mechanisms are involved with schizoid PD?

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Fantasy

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Which defense mechanisms are involved with antisocial PD?

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Acting out

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Which defense mechanisms are involved with borderline PD?

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Splitting and passive aggression

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Which defense mechanisms are involved with histrionic PD?

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Dissociation - sudden change in personality

20
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Which defense mechanisms are involved with avoidant PD?

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Avoidance

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Which defense mechanisms are involved with OCPD?

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Undoing, isolation of affect, reaction formation