DSM Flashcards

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ODD

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Diagnosis
4/8 symptoms
6 months
At least one individual not a sibling
1. Temper
2. Touchy
3. Angry
4. Argues w/ authority
5. Defies authority
6. Annoys
7. Blames others
8. Spiteful x 2 in 6 mo

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Conduct d/o

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3/15 symptoms in past 12 mo
1 in past 6 mo

TRAP - theft, rules, aggression, property

  • Aggression
    1. Bullies
    2. Fights
    3. Weapons
    4. Cruel to ppl
    5. Cruel to animals
    6. Theft w/ weapon
    7. Sexual assault
  • Property
    8. Fire setting
    9. Destruction
  • Theft
    10. B & E
    11. Lying
    12. Theft
  • Rules
    13. Curfew < 13
    14. Fugues > 2
    15. Truancy < 13
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DMDD

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Diagnosis
- Temper outbursts 3 x a week
- Mood in between is persistently irritable / angry
- Duration of 12 mo; no more than 3 mo without symptoms
- 2 settings
- Onset < 10 y.o.; don’t diagnose < 6 or > 18

Exclusion: PTSD, separation anxiety, ODD, IED, BAD, ASD
Can coexist with: MDD, ADHD, CD, SUD

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ARFID

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A. Eating/feeding disturbances: lack of interest in food, avoidance based on sensory characteristics, concern about aversive consequences of eating
Manifested by persistent failure to meet appropriate nutritional needs with at least 1:
a. significant weight loss
b. significant nutritional deficiency
c. dependence on enteral feeding
d. marked psychosocial dysfunction
B. Not explained by lack of food or cultural practice
C. No body image disturbance, not AN, not BN.

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Delirium

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DSM-5 Criteria
A. ∆ attention and awareness + 1 other ∆ cognitive domains
B. Acute onset and fluctuation
C. direct consequence of another medical condition, substance intoxication or withdrawal, or Rx
Specify hyper- or hypo-active

Specify : etiology ;
acute or persistent ;
hyper or hypoactive ;

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Histrionic PD

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Histrionic 5/8 PRAISE ME

Behaving towards others :

P : Provocative, sexually seductive, inapprops others

R : Relationships considered more intimate than they actually are

Inside , they want attention but lack subs :

A : Attention, center of, otherwise uncomfortable

I : Influenced easily by others or circumstances , suggestible

Speak and feel superficially :

S : Speech too impressionistic and lack detail

E : Emotions shallow , display rapidly shifting

M : Make up , uses physical appearance to draw attention to self

E : Emotions exaggerated , theatricality , self-dramatize

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Schizoid

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Schizoid 4/7 DISTANT (R/O psychosis and ASD)

Look :

D : Detachment, flat affect, emotional coldness

I : Indifferent to praise or criticism of others

Do little :

S : Sexually disinterested with others

T : Takes pleasure in few if any activities

Be with little :

A : Alone , absence of close friends or confidants, other than first-degree relatives

N : Neither desires nor enjoys close relationships, incl. family

T : Tasks activities almost always chooses solitary

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Schizophrenia

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A :

1 Delu
2 Hallu
3 Disorg speech
4 Disorg or catatonic behavior
5 Neg symptoms

B : Functioning

C : 6 months , 1 month of A
, and rest can be prodromal , residual symptoms like negative or attenuated positive

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Delusional disorder

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A : 1 or more delusion(s) , 1 month

B : not meeting A of schizophrenia

C : functioning not impaired apart from impact of delusion(s)

D : if man or dep , brief relative to duration of delu periods

E : not subs , not medical , not another mental like body dysmorphic disorder or OCD

Types : erotomanic , grandiose , jealous (Othello) , persecutory most common , somatic , mixed , unspec

With bizarre content ;

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MNCD

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A. Significant decline from baseline in ≥1 cognitive domains based on :
- Subjective c/o (pt, collat) or clinician concern
AND
- Documented by standardized neuropsychological or other testing
B. Interfere with independence in everyday activities

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Alzheimer’s dementia

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Progressive learning/memory decline + ≥1 cognitive domains

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Vascular dementia

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Vascular etiology suggested by onset after CVA or
Prominent decline in complex attention & executive fcts (frequent: abulia, step-wise decline)

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mild or major NCD due to TBI

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A- evidence of mild or major TBI

B- TBI and ≥1: LOC, PTA (post-traumatic amnesia), disorientation/confusion, neuro sign

C- presents immediately after the TBI or immediately after recovery of consciousness and persists past the acute post-injury period.

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FTD

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≥2 core Sx: probable
≥1 core + ≥1 suggestive : possible

core:
fluctuating cognition
parkinsonism after cognitive decline
well formed detailed VH

suggestive:
REM behav sleep d/o
neuroleptic sensitivity

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Narcolepsy

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Diagnosis requires:
* Recurrent periods of irrepressible need to sleep, lapsing into sleep, or napping (≥3x/week for ≥3 months)
AND one or more of the following:

1.	Cataplexy (sudden loss of muscle tone, often with strong emotion)
2.	Hypocretin deficiency (confirmed via CSF – not routine in OSCEs)
3.	PSG/MSLT findings:
*	PSG: REM latency <15 minutes
*	MSLT: mean sleep latency <8 minutes, ≥2 sleep-onset REM periods

Also screen for:
* Sleep paralysis
*Hypnagogic/hypnopompic hallucinations

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Narcissistic PD

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5/9 SPEECH with 5 Es

S : ‘Special’ and unique, can only be understood by or associate with other special or high-status people or institutions

P : Preoccupies with fantasies of unlimited success, power, brilliance, beauty or love

Expects others , does to others :

E : Entitlement , unreasonable expectations of especially fav treat , or auto compliance with expectations

E : Excessive admiration required

E : Envious of others , believes others are envious of them

E : Exploitative interpersonally , takes advantage of others to achieve own ends

E : Empathy lacking , unwilling to recognize or identify with feelings needs of others

C : Conceited , grandiose cense of celf-importance , exaggerates achievements and talents , expects to be recognized as superior without commensurate achievements

H : Haughty arrogant attitudes behav

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borderline PD

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Borderline 5/9 IMPULSIVE

Impulsive, at least 2 areas, potentially self-damaging (spending, sex, subs use, driving, binge eating)

Moodiness: Affective instability, marked reactivity of mood

Paranoia: Transient, stress-related, paranoia or dissociative symptoms

Unstable self image or sense of self, identity disturbance

Labile intense relationships , alternating between idealization and devaluation

Suicidal behavior, gestures, threats, self-mutilation

Inappropriate anger, intense difficult to control

Vulnerability to abandonment. Frantic efforts to avoid abandonment, real or imagined

Emptiness chronic

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Antisocial PD

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Antisocial 3/7 CORRUPT (CD < 15)

What they commit and omit :

C : Crimes , conforms to social norms poorly with respect to lawful behavior (acts ground for arrest)

O : Obligations ignored, consistent irresponsibility (fails to sustain work or finances)

Inside , how they feel :

R : Reckless disregard for safety of self or others

R : Remorse lacking (indifferent about or rationalizes hurt, mistreat, steal from another)

So they treat others how?
U : Underhanded, deceitful (lies, aliases, cons for personal profit or pleasure)

Physically , in the moment :

P : Plans ahead poorly or impulsive

T : Temper irritable aggressive (fights or assaults)

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Paranoid

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4/7 SUSPECT (R/O psychosis)

S : Suspects without sufficient basis, that others exploit, harm, deceive

U : Unforgiving of insults, injuries, slights, bears udges

Who :

S : Spousal or partner infidelity suspected, without justification

P : Preoccupied, with unjustified doubts, about loyalty, trustworthiness of friends, associates

When interacting with others :

E : Easily reacts with anger or counterattacks , perceives attacks on their character or reputation, not apparent to others

C : Confides in others reluctantly, unwarranted fear information will be used maliciouslyT : Threatening or demeaning meanings hidden behind benign remarks or events

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Schizotypal PD

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5/9 (R/O psychosis and ASD)

Absence of close friend or confidants, other than first-degree relatives

Eccentric , peculiar , odd , appearance and behavior

Affect :

Constricted or inappropriate affect

Anxiety social excessive , does not diminish with familiarity , paranoid fears rather than negative judgement about self

Thought process, content, perception :

Unusual speech and thinking , vague , circumstant

Paranoid ideation or suspiciousness

Ideas of reference

Magical thinking or odd beliefs , influence behavior , inconsistent with subcultural norms , superstitious , clairvoyance, telepathy , 6 sense , in child and ado , bizarre fantasies or preoccupations

Experiences unusual perceptions , incl. bodily illusions

Not psychosis or ASD

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Avoidant

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Avoidant 4/7 CRINGES

C : Certain of being liked before involved with people

Because what’s on their mind?

R : Rejection or criticism are preoccupations in social situations

And they end up alone :

I : Intimate relationships shows restraint, because of fear of being shamed or ridiculed

N : New interpersonal relationships, inhibited because of feelings of inadequacy

And at work, and other things?G : Gets around occupational activities that involve interpersonal contact, fearing criticism, disapproval, rejection

E : Embarrassing, so reluctant to take personal risks or do new things

All of the above because the :

S : Self as socially inept, personally unappealing, or inferior to others

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Dependant

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Dependent 5/8 RELIANCE

R : Reassurance and advice from others to make everyday decisions

So they shut up?E : Express disagreement with difficulty, fear of loss of support or approval

The central problem is :

L : Life’s most major areas are others’ responsibilities

And they don’t do things :
I : Initiating projects or doing things on their own difficult, not tired or doesn’t want to, but lack confidence in judgement or abilities

What they feel and do :
A : Alone, feels uncomfortable or helpless, exaggeratedly fears unable to care for self

N : Nurturance or support are sought excessively, to the point of volunteering to do things that are unpleasant

In order to be with someone , to not be left :

C : Close relationship ends, companionship sought urgently as source of care and support

E : Execrates, unrealistically preoccupied with being left to take care of themselves

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OCPD

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Obsessive-compulsive 4/8 LAW FIRMS

L : Lost the point of details, rules, lists, order, org, or schedules

Consequence being :

A : Ability to complete task hindered by perfectionism

No space in their life for people , which is filled with things , work , ideas , instructions , money :

W : Worn-out or worthless objects, even if no sentimental values, cannot be discarded

F : Friendships and leisure excluded in favor of work, not because of economic necessity

I : Inflexible, scrupulous, over conscientious about morality, ethic, values, not because of culture or religion

R : Reluctant to delegate, unless others do exactly as they want

M : Miserly spending, self and others, money hoarded for future catastrophes

In short :

S : Stubborn and rigid

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ID or IDD

Global developmental delay

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ID or IDD

A : deficits in intellect, e. g. reason, problem solve, plan, abstract think, judge, academic learn, learn from exp, clinical assessment and standardized testing

B : deficits in adaptive functioning, fails to meet dev and sociocult standards for personal indep and social resp, without ongoing support, functioning limit

C : onset during dev period

Mild, IQ 55-70, 9-11 y. o.
moderate, IQ 40-55, 6-8 y. o.
severe, IQ 25-40, 3-5 y. o.
profound, IQ 25 and less, 3 y. o.

By 15 iq , 3 years

Global developmental delay

Reserved for under age 5

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ADHD
A : often … Inattention 6 of 9 (or 5 age 17 on) , CALL FOR FRED (Clusters: attention, organization, losing things, distractability) Hyperact and imp 6 of 9 (or 5 age 17) , RUNS FAST! C : careless mistakes , overlooks details A : attention difficult to sustain L : listen does not when spoken to , even without distractions L : loses things necessary F : fails to finish what is started , loses focus and gets sidetracked O : org tasks acts difficult , R : reluctant , dislikes , avoids tasks req sustain mental effort FR : forgetful routine acts ED : easily distracted by stimuli , or unrelated thoughts Hyperact and imp 6 of 9 (or 5 age 17) , RUNS FAST! R : Runs climbs inapprop , restless if older U : Unable to wait for turn like line N : Not quiet when playing S : Slow? On the go, driven by mo F : Fidgets squirms A : Answers blurted out before q S : Seat left when unexpected T : Talks excessive ! : !nterrupts or intrudes Not just a manifestation of opposition defiance , hostility , or fails to understand B : present prior to age 12 C : at least 2 settings D : function impaired (not necessarily distress)
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SUD
SUD over 12 months 2/11 : Direct effects : -Tolerance (same amount does less or needs more for effect) -Withdrawal (symptoms or use to relieve or avoid withdrawal) Loss of control : -Crave, strong desire, urge -Cut down and control, persistent desire or unsuccessful efforts -More or longer than intended -Time obtain, use, recover Impact : -Activities given up or reduced -Obligations , Fails major role -Social interpersonal problems Risky : -Physical psychological problems -Hazardous situations Mild : 2-3 , mod : 4-5 , sev : 6+ Early remission : no criteria 3-12 mo Sustained : 12 mo and more
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ASD
ASD A : deficits in all of : 1 : social-emotional reciprocity 2 : non-verbal communication 3 : develop , maintain , understand relationships B : 2 of 4 : 1 : stereotyped or repetitive movements, use of objects or speech 2 : insistence on sameness, inflexible adherence to routines, or ritualized verbal or nonverbal behavior 3. highly restricted, fixated interests abnormal in intensity and focus 4. hyper, or hypo reactivity to sensory input, or unusual interest in sensory aspects of the environment C : present in early dev period D : impairment E : not explained by ID (IDD) or GDD
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Factitious d/o
Imposed on self or others A : falsification : feigning or inducing B : presents to others as ill, impaired, injured C : no obvious external rewards D : not another mental , like delusional or another psychotic disorder A specific from is Munchausen
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Psychological factors affecting medical conditions
A- medical sx (other than mental d/o) is present B- psychological condition or behavior adversely affect medical condition in 1 or more ways: Influence course of medical condition (close temporal association) , Or interfere with treatment , Or constitute additional health risks , Or influence pathophysiology , or symptoms Severity : Mild , moderate , severe , extremeA- medical sx (other than mental d/o) is present B- psychological or behavior factor adversely affect medical condition in 1 or more ways: - Influence course of medical condition (close temporal association) , OR - interfere with treatment , OR - constitute additional health risks , OR - influence pathophysiology , or symptoms C- psy/behavioral factor not better explained by another mental d/o Severity : Mild , moderate , severe , extreme
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Conversion d/o
Conversion , functional neurological A : 1 or more symptoms of altered voluntary motor, or sensory B : Symptom(s) incompatible with known diag , not better explained by another diag , C : distress or impairment or warrants medical evaluation Also specify : Acute , or persistent 6 months or more ; with or without psychological stressor
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Somatic symptom disorder
A : 1 or more somatic symptom(s) , distressing or disrupting daily life B : 1 of : Thoughts persist , disproportionate about seriousness of symptom(s) Anxiety about symptom(s) or health Time and energy devoted to symptom(s) C : symptom(s) 6 months Type : with predominant pain Mild , moderate , severe , persistent?
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Illness anxiety (hypochondriasis)
B : somatic symptom(s) not present or mild , if at genuine risk , preoccup clearly excessive A : preoccup having , or acquiring serious illness (thoughts?) C : anxiety about health, easily alarmed about health status (feelings?) D : excessive health related behaviors (?) OR maladaptive avoidance E : 6 months
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Body dysmorphic disorder
A : preoccup 1 or more perceived flaw(s) or defect(s) , not observable or appears slight to others B : repetitive behaviors or mental acts in response to A , at some point C , D : distress , impairment , not ED Type : muscle dysmorphia Insight : good fair , poor , absent or delusional
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Schizoaffective sci aff d/o
A : Major mood episode concur with A of schizophrenia B : Delu or hallu for 2 weeks without major mood episode C : Major mood episode majority of total duration of illness Bipolar younger , depressed old Autoscopic hallucination is more mood
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Subs or med induced , or due to a medical condition
A : Delu and or halluc C : don’t persist , e. g. 1 month after end of intox , withdrawal Stim more likely psychotic , but more cannabis convert to schiz
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Catatonia
3 of 12 : 6 more : agitation , echolalia , echopraxia , stereotypy , mannerisms , grimacing , 6 less : stupor , mutism , negativism (vs. gegenhalten or mitgehen) , catalepsy , waxy flexibility , posturing
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Adjustment disorder
A : within 3 months B : distress and or impair With depressed mood , with anxiety , with dist of conduct
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Prolonged grief
A : death more than 12 mo B : most days , nearly every day for last month : yearn long , and or thoughts memories of deceased C : 3 of 8 : Life is meaningless , Disbelief about death , Identity disruption Emotional pain , Emotional numbness Loneliness , Difficulty reintegrating Avoidance of reminders “Guilt of commission, more pathological than of omission”
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OSA criteria
i. A. Either (1) or (2): 1. Evidence by PSG of min 5 obstructive apneas or hypopneas per hour of sleep, and either of following symptoms: a. Nocturnal breathing disutrbances: snoring, snorting/gasping, or breathing pauses b. Daytime sleepiness, fatigue, or unrefreahing sleep despite sufficient opportunities 2. Evidence by PSG of min 15 obstructive apneas or hypopneas
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Insomnia
3 months 3 nights a week Despite opportunity for sleep Initiate , maintain , or early morning wakening
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