Psychiatric & Personality Disorders Flashcards

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  • occupied by details, rules, lists etc
  • perfectionism
  • dedicated to work
  • meticulous about etiquette etc
  • can’t dispose of insignificant/worn out things
  • unwilling to pass on tasks to others
  • stingy with spending money
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Obsessive-compulsive PD

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  • hypersensitive to insults
  • unforgiving attitude
  • questions loyalty of relationships
  • inability to confide in others
  • conspiratorial beliefs
  • tendency to perceive attacks on their character
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Paranoid PD

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  • indifference to praise/criticism
  • preference for solitary activities
  • lack of interest in sexual interactions
  • lack of desire for companionship
  • emotionally cold
  • few interests
  • few confidants/ close friends
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Schizoid PD

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  • ideas of reference
  • odd/magical beliefs
  • unusual perceptual disturbances
  • paranoid ideation
  • odd eccentric behaviour
  • lack of close friends
  • odd speech
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Schizotypal PD

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  • difficulty making decisions without reassurance
  • need for others to be responsible for things
  • difficulty in disagreeing (fear of losing support)
  • lack of initiative
  • fear of having to care for themselves
  • urgent search for a relationship when another ends
  • seeks extensive support from others
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Dependent PD

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  • inappropriate sexual seductiveness
  • needs to be centre of attention
  • rapidly shifting emotions
  • suggestibility
  • physical appearance used for attention
  • impressionistic speech lacking detail
  • self dramatisation
  • relationships considered more intimate than they are
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Histrionic PD

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  • grandiose sense of self importance
  • preoccupation with fantasises of power/ success
  • sense of entitlement
  • takes advantage of others to achieve own needs
  • lack of empathy
  • excessive need for admiration
  • chronic envy
  • arrogant and haughty attitude
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Narcissistic PD

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  • failure to conform to social norms
  • unlawful behaviour
  • commonly male
  • lying, use of alias,
  • impulsive
  • irritable and aggressive
  • violence
  • disregard for safety
  • irresponsibility
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Antisocial PD

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  • avoidance of interpersonal interaction
  • fear of being rejected in social situations
  • restraint in intimate relationships
  • reluctance to take personal risks
  • views self as inferior and inept
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Avoidant PD

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  • unsustainable interpersonal relationships
  • unstable self image
  • impulsivity (spending, sexual, substance abuse)
  • self-harm
  • affective instability
  • chronic feeling of emptiness
  • difficulty controlling temper
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Borderline PD

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Management of Borderline PD

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Dialectical behavioural therapy

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  • multiple physical symptoms for 2 years

- refusal to accept reassurance/ negative results

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Somatisation Disorder

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  • fraudulent simulation or exaggeration of symptoms

- intention of gaining something

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Malingering

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Presence of obsessions and compulsions
- intrusive thoughts, images or urges (obsessions)
- urges to perform repetitive behaviour (compulsions)
“Repeating phrases in mind”
“Locking all doors”

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Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)

  • 30% have depression
  • 3% have schizophrenia
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Management for mild OCD

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1st

  • CBT
  • Exposure & response prevention

2nd
- SSRI (Sertraline)

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Management for moderate OCD

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  • SSRI (Sertraline)

- intense CBT

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Management for severe OCD

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  • SSRI + CBT

- Tricyclic Antidepressant

18
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  • Loss of motor/sensation

- Not consciously feigning symptoms

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Conversion Disorder

  • caused by stress
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Management for body dysmorphic disorder

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Fluoxetine

20
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A paradoxical absence of psychological distress despite having a serious medical illness

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La belle indifference

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La belle indifference is seen in

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Conversion disorder

- non-organic paresis

22
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Involuntary extension of the “paralysed” leg occurs when flexing the contralateral leg against resistance

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Hoover’s sign

positive = non-organic paresis

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Hoover’s sign is seen in

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Conversion disorder

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  • persistent belief in underlying serious disease
  • refusal to accept reassurance/ negative results
    “I have cancer”
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Health anxiety disorder “Hypochondriasis”

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  • headache
  • fatigue
  • anxiety/ depression
  • dizziness
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Post-concussion syndrome

  • occurs post head trauma
26
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belief that they or part of their body is dead

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Cotard syndrome

  • associated with severe depression
27
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  • believe that they are being followed

- believe that strangers are a familiar person in disguise

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Fregoli syndrome

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Intentional production of real physical/psych symptoms

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Factitious disorder “Munchausen syndrome”

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  • separation of certain memories from normal consciousness
  • amnesia
  • multiple voices (fugue)
  • drunk like (stupor)
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Dissociative disorder

  • most severe form is Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID)
30
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  • believe that their partner is cheating on them
  • no evidence to prove
    “Partner is in a wheel-chair, and still cheats every weekend”
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Othello syndrome

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  • Shared delusions between two people

- often a couple

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Folie à deux

“madness shared by two”

32
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  • delusion of being infected by bugs
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Delusional parasitosis

33
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  • unsuspicious occurrences refer to them in person

“News headlines are all relating to them”

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Delusions of reference

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  • paranoid delusions with an amorous quality

“Believes that a celebrity is in love with them”

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De Clerambault’s syndrome

“Erotomania”