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what can happen to a baby with lamotrigine

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PPH floppy baby

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bion moreno coined the term klein-children

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klerman sullivan

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SAPAS -interview, yes no, 8 areas, 2 mins FFMPF - 5 FACTOR MODEL, 30 items, self reported PDQ-R self 100 true alse IPDE - interview, questionnaire 11PPD -self 127 IPDS - interview, 11 criteria

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moral therapy

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community therapies therapuetic f-Yalom

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stiff muscles hallucination ataxia euphoria SHET

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sweaty tachy paranoia blurry vision dilated pupils

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red eye conjuctival injection dry mouth HR withdrawal - weight loss, irritable

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50-69 -mild 35-49-mod 20-24-severe <20 profound

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cloneazepam

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ADI and ADOS ADI -s a interview with caregiver ados IS observed assessment with interview

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AAA -empathy quotient autism ASDi - 20 item interview RAADS - 80 item s

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rare epilspey syndrome ages of three and nine years and is characterised by loss of language skills and silent electrical seizures during sleep.

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paro fluxo citalopram nortriptyline an option if DOAC, then used citalo or escitalopra

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17p11.2 deletion self hugging"""" midface hypoplasia,m broad square face Head banging

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social anxiety paranoid delusion difficulty forming relationships affect compoment

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disintegretive dx regression after 2 year old

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Fear of consequences, for example a fear of vomiting, choking or gagging A lack of interest in food – there is no pleasure in eating and it feels like a chore Avoiding food based on sensory characteristics, for example how the food looks, it’s temperature, texture, taste and/or smell sensory component not associated with weight

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ID - no time, pleasure Ego - reality -con, pre, unconscious Superego- parenital influence, attitudes, conscious behaviour

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paradoxical injunction

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detouring - blame on one person triangulation - 3rd persion, child vs parents in iddle

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1 mania 11 mania with depression 111 cyclothymnia IV - hypomania/drugs v depression, FH VI- mania w/ depression akiskal 1. full blown 1.5 -depression and hypo 3. 3.5 stimulant abuse

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amisulpride

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psychotic : TCA and antipsychotic atypical -MAOI

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extromethorphan (DXM). DXM acts as an NMDA receptor antagonist, which contributes to its dissociative effects at high doses. Additionally, it acts as an agonist at sigma receptors, which may further modulate its psychoactive properties. This dual mechanism is why DXM, found in over-the-counter cough suppressants, can produce hallucinogenic and dissociative effects when misused.

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There is evidence in the form of case reports suggesting there may be an association between aripiprazole and pathological gambling.

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Yalom Rapoport

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Allodynia is defined as "pain due to a stimulus that does not normally provoke pain.

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sertraline venla duloxetine

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one - manic episode or mixed 2- hypomanic and depression

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cyclothymia-mixed hypomanic and depressive dysthmia - mostly depression most days

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Previous Exam Question The therapist encourages the group member to face existential factors (basic facts of life).

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. Group psychotherapy Universality (removes group members sense of isolation) Altruism (the experience of helping anther group member) Instillation of hope (seeing other members who have progressed in therapy) Imparting information (learning from others) Corrective recapitulation of the primary family experience (therapists analysis of transference) Development of socialising techniques (practicing social skills) Imitative behaviour (using other members as models) Cohesiveness (feeling part of the group) Existential factors (facing the basic issues of life) Catharsis (relief from expressing emotion) Interpersonal learning (using feedback from other members) Self understanding (insight)

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Loss or abnormality of psychological, physiological, or anatomical structure or function. This definition encapsulates the medical understanding of impairment as a state in which there is a loss or deviation from normal physiological function or structure. It may be due to disease, trauma, genetic disorders and other health conditions. Impairment can affect any system of the body and result in disability if it limits the ability to perform activities that are considered normal for a human being.

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Disadvantage for an individual that limits or prevents the fulfilment of a role that is normal for them, t

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Neyman bias is a type of bias that occurs when extremely sick or healthy individuals are excluded from a study, which affects the results. L

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Cognitive analytic therapy

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Cognitive behavioral therapy :- Homework Socratic questioning Negative automatic thoughts/ cognitive distortions Core beliefs Interpersonal therapy :- Grief Role transitions Interpersonal deficits Interpersonal disputes Psychodynamic Psychotherapy :- Transference Countertransference

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ates of mental disorder (lifetime) in people convicted of homicide in England and Wales (1996-1999): Mental disorder Rate Any mental disorder 34% Schizophrenia 5% Affective disorder 7% Personality disorder 9% Alcohol dependence 7% Drug dependence 6%

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https://www.mrcpsychmentor.com/question/questions.php?q=0#:~:text=Reciprocal%20inhibition%20is%20a%20core%20concept%20in%20systematic%20desensitisation%2C%20a%20behavioural%20therapy%20developed%20by%20Joseph%20Wolpe%20(1958).%20It%20posits%20that%20based%20on%20the%20concept%20of%20reciprocal%20inhibition%20(pioneered%20earlier%20by%20Wolpe)%2C%20one%20cannot%20remain%20anxious%20and%20relaxed%20at%20the%20same%20time.

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