Part 1 Flashcards
1
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How many weeks for self-limiting in Crisis?
A
4-6 weeks
2
Q
Attitude of patient when in Crisis?
A
Passive and submissive
3
Q
RA 11648
A
Anti-Rape Law
4
Q
Phases of Rape: Shock, numbness, disbelief
A
Acute or Impact
5
Q
Phases of Rape: Refusal to discuss events
A
Repression or Denial
6
Q
Phases of Rape: Nightmares
A
Heightened Anxiety
7
Q
Phases of Rape: Return to OLOF
A
Resolution
8
Q
RA 9269
A
VAWC
9
Q
RA 7160
A
Anti-Child Abuse Law
10
Q
Within how many hours should you report Child Abuse based on law?
A
48 hours
11
Q
Phases of Anxiety: Diaphoresis
A
Mild
12
Q
Phases of Anxiety: Increased attentiveness and alertness
A
Mild
13
Q
Phases of Anxiety: VANDA
A
Moderate
14
Q
Phases of Anxiety: Decreased perceptive ability
A
Moderate
15
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Phases of Anxiety: Inability to communicate
A
Severe
16
Q
Phases of Anxiety: Headache
A
Severe
17
Q
Phases of Anxiety: Tunnel vision
A
Severe
18
Q
Phases of Anxiety: Hysteria
A
Panic
19
Q
Distance when approaching a patient with Anxiety
A
4 ft
20
Q
Progression of Panic Disorder
A
Sudden
21
Q
Progression of GAD
A
Gradual
22
Q
Length of GAD
A
6 mos
23
Q
Hallmark of GAD
A
Insomnia
24
Q
A
25
Anxiety level of SepAnx
3
26
Anxiety level of Panic Disorder
4
27
Anxiety level of GAD
2-4
28
Fear of heights
Acrophobia
29
Fear of open places
Agoraphobia
30
Fear of pain
Algophobia
31
Fear of spider
Arachnophobia
32
Fear of closed spaces
Claustrophobia
33
Fear of being alone
Monophobia
34
Fear of death
Thanatophobia
35
Treatment for OCD
Distractive Theraphy
36
Hallmark of PTSD
Flashbacks
Nightmares (as id it happened yesterday)
37
Common cause of PTSD
Warshock
38
AKA Survivor's Syndrome
PTSD
39
AKA Exogenous, Reactive, or Situational Depression
Adjustment Disorder
40
Excessive attempts to receive comfort and affection from anyone
Disinhibited Social Engagement
41
Physical symptoms but no identifiable physical cause
Somatic Symptom Disorder
42
Exaggerated physical complaints
Illness Anxiety Disorder
43
Doctor shoppers
Illness Anxiety Disorder
44
Anxiety converted into functional symptoms
Conversion Disorder
45
Chronic pain that is due to previous trauma
Pain Disorder
46
intentional exaggeration or fabrication of physical or psychological symptoms to gain an external benefit
Malingering Disorder
47
48
IQ of IDD
below 70
49
Hallmark of Asperger's Syndrome
ROBOT-Like
-Speech
-Behavior
50
Asperger's Syndrome: Common Age
5 years old
51
AKA Mild Autism
Asperger's Syndrome
52
Onset of Age in Autism
2 years old
53
Hallmark of Autism
Stereotypical Behavior
54
Diet of Autism
Glutein free
Casein Free
55
Odd play
Autism
56
Asperger's or Autism: Echolalia
Autism
57
Childhood Disintegrative Disorder common at what age
2-10 years old
58
Childhood Disintegrative Disorder Hallmark
Regressive behavior
59
DOC for Childhood Disintegrative Disorder
Haldol
60
ADHD: common at what age
7 years old
61
ADHD: Triad
Inattention
Hyperactivity
Impulsivity
62
ADHD: Problem
Oxygen at brain
63
ADHD: Diet
Feingold (High caloric, No preservatives)
64
ADHD: DOC
Methylphenidate (Ritalin)
65
ADHD: When to take Ritalin?
after breakfast
66
ADHD: SE of Ritalin
Insomnia and Anorexia
67
Pattern of irritable mood/angry
Oppositional Defiant Disorder
68
When does Oppositional Defiant Disorder argues?
Often
69
Oppositional Defiant Disorder: Blame who?
Others
70
Kleptomania
Theft because of pleasure
71
Setting things on fire
Pyromania
72
Morbid fear of gaining weight
Anorexia Nervosa
73
Lanugo all over the body
Anorexia Nervosa
74
Induces vomiting
Bulimia Nervosa
75
Uses diet pills, diuretics or laxatives to decrease weight
Bulimia Nervosa
76
With Russel's sign (cuts and calluses at knuckles)
Bulimia Nervosa
77
Most abused drug
Alcohol
78
Most used drug
Caffeine
79
How many months to be classified as part of alcoholism?
More than 6 mos
80
Ratio of alcoholism
10mL:1L
81
Phases of Alcoholism:
Tolerance develop
Pre-alcoholic
82
Phases of Alcoholism:
Alcohol becomes a need
Prodromal
83
Phases of Alcoholism:
Blackouts
Prodromal
84
Phases of Alcoholism:
Cardinal symptoms develops
Crucial
85
Phases of Alcoholism:
Intoxicated all day
Chronic
86
When does Delirium Tremens occurs?
48 - 72 hrs after last intake
87
What happens at Alcohol withdrawal?
Norepinephrine rebound
88
When does alcohol withdraw symptoms develop?
Within few hours
89
Alcohol: + Seizure, + Confusion
Delirium Tremens
90
Alcoholism: Deficiency of Vit. B1 and B12
Korsakoff's Psychosis (Alcohol Dementia)
91
Alcoholism: Vit. B1 Deficiency
Wernicke's Encephalopathy
92
Alcoholism: With cerebral bleeding and inflammation
Wernicke's
93
Alcoholism: A form of Amnesia
Korsakoff's Psychosis (Alcohol Dementia)
94
DOC for Alcoholism
Disulfiram (Antabuse)
95
What will happen if you take alcohol while taking Disulfiram?
Flu-like symptoms
96
A white powdered substance
Cocaine
97
Poor man's Cocaine
Shabu
98
Cocaine or Marijuana:
Psychosis
- Hallucination
- Illusion
- Delusion
Cocaine
99
Classic sign of Cocaine
Perforated Nasal Septum
100
Mild hallucinogen
Marijuana
101
Causes psychological Dependence
Marijuana
