Pass Test Psychoatry Flashcards

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What is neuroleptic malignant syndrome

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Hyperpyrexia autonomic dysfunction rigidity altered consciousness and raised CK which is life threatening and seen after started neuroleptic meds

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What is flooding

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Term used to describe a behaviouralbtherapy that exposes an individual directly to their worst fear and aims to trigger desensitisation

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What is section 135

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Police can detain someone who is of immediate risk to them self or others

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What is section 2

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Detained for 28 days to be assessed

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What is section 3

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Detainment for up to 6 months

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What is section 4

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Emergency application for admission of a person to hospital for up to 72 hours

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What is section 136

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Police can detain a person who appears to have a mental health concern

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Which antipsychotics have extrapyramidal side effects

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Typical like haloperidol and chlorpromazine

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What do you prescribe for someone who is first presenting with schizophrenia

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Olanzapine with lorazepam (as olanzapine takes 10 days to work) and procyclidine (to reduce risk of extrapyramidal side effects)

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What is splitting

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A person cannot see a person to have good or bad traits just a good or bad person

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What is reaction formation

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Unacceptable emotions are replaced with the exact opposite eg a homosexual man displaying homophobic behaviour

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What is identification

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Models the behaviour of another ie victim of child abuse doing the same to their children

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What is conduct disorder

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Children under 18 who have persistent repetitive behaviour that violates the rights of others - they often can harm animals too

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What is oppositional defiant disorder

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Behaviour in opposition to authority

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What is conduct disorder in adults

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Antisocial personality disorder

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What is hebephrenic schizophrenia

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Child like and disruptions in speech

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What is catatonic schizophrenia like

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Prominent motor symptoms

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What is simple schizophrenia

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Insidious onset of odd behaviour and negative symptoms without preceding delusions or hallucinations

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What is residual schizophrenia

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Chronic stage where patient develops prominent negative symptoms after previous episodes of delusions and hallucination s

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What is gamophobia

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Scared of getting married after being in a long term committed relationship

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What is the normal IQ

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How to detain someone who is already in hospital

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What can happen is a patient is on an antipsychotic is put on an antidepressant

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Can develop mania so stop the antidepressant

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Can you renew a patients 6 month detention

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First time you can renew is for 6 months and after that you can renew for one year at a time

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Bipolar and on lithium presenting with a manic episode
Check lithium levels and add an antipsychotic
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What is a neurosis and give an eg
An inappropriate emotional or behavioural response to a perceived stressor eg anxiety states phobic conditions
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Interpersonal therapy helps with what
The grief process of lasting much longer than normal
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What is capgras syndrome
Closely related person has been replaced by an exact double
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What is de clerambault syndrome
Also known as erotomania is when they believe someone is deeply in love with them - usually they think that the person they are infatuated with are deeply in love with them
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What are the elements of the cage questionnaire
C - have you ever felt you should cut down on your drinking A - have people annoyed you by critisising your drinking G - have you ever felt bad or guilty about your drinking E - have you ever had to take a drink in the morning to steady your nerve or get rid of the hangover
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In someone who is showing concerning alcohol intake what screening tests should you do
MCV LFTs and gamma gt
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What is the best treatment for treatment resistant schizophrenia
Clozapine
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What is ekbom syndrome
A patient believes there body is infected with insects or animals when it is not
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What is fregoli syndrome
A single persecutor impersonates several people familiar or not familiar to the patient
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How do you manage an initial drug overdose
FBC U and E glucose LFTs clotting has a paracetamol and salicylate levels (serum should be saved for other drug levels) activated charcoal via NG tube intubate and IV access Specific treatment against tablets he has taken
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Alcohol going into theatre
Chlordiazepoxide to stop seizures