PSYCH WK 4 Flashcards

(39 cards)

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mode of inheritance for Huntington’s disease

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autosomal dom

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the phenomenon in which each generation develops a genetic disease at an earlier age

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symptoms of Huntington’s - psychiatric, cognitive and motor symptoms

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definition of memory. types of memory??

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somatic

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5
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dementia - definition

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6
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dementia vs delirium vs depression

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7
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4AT - RAPID ASSESSMENT TEST FOR DELIRIUM

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attention

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MMSE - mini mental state exam, pros and cons

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difference between a personality trait versus what constitutes a disorder

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10
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personality disorder - definition

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11
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diagnostic criteria for the different types of personality disorder - 3 categories

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12
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dementia - initial investigations

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13
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alzheimer’s disease - what will u seen on CT scan ??

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atrophy

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14
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1st line meds for dementia

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levodopa

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features of paranoid personality disorder??

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features of schizoid personality disorder??

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what is Huntington’s, and what test would you do??

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Usually asymptomatic until adulthood
Slow onset neurological and psychological symptoms
Currently irreversible and unstoppable
Only symptomatic treatment is possible
Very easy genetic test

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STIGMA DEFINITION

19
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INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY definition

20
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4 degrees of ID?? IQ levels

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> 70 = normal
<20 = profound

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fragile X syndrome

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RETT SYNDROME

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microdeletion syndromes (4)

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~ digeorge - cardiac problems
~ prader willi - hypotonia, obese
~ angel man syndrome - ataxia, epilepsy
~ cri du chat - small chin, low set ears, failure to thrive

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Down syndrome
trisomy 21
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klinefelter's syndrome
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patau syndrome
trisomy 13
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Edward's syndrome
trisomy 18
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turner syndrome
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kallman's syndrome
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diagnostic criteria for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
ICD-11 PERSISTENT, AT LEAST 6 MONTHS
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ADHD triad
hyperactivity inattention impulsitivity
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Describe how to assess a patient for ADHD
AQ-10 M-CHAT taking a history
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discuss treatment strategies for autism
psychosocial interventions! play based strategies with parents, carers
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what is autism ??
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risk factors of autism
valproate in pregnancy vit d deficiency during development maternal rubella maternal gestational diabetes
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what part of brain are affected in people w autism??
fusiform face area - slower limbic system - smaller
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LOCUS COERULEUS-NORADRENERGIC SYSTEM
Most important source of noradrenaline in brain (excitatory)
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adhd treatments
psychoeducation behavioural management stimulants - methylphenidate, dexamphetamine