Psychiatry Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
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A breastfeeding woman requires an SSRI what is the preferred medication?

A

Setraline

Paroxetine

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2
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What scale is used in postnatal depression?

A

Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Screen

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3
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What monitoring is required in SSRIs?

A

BP at initiation and every time dose is titrated

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4
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What monitoring is required for citalopram ?

A

ECG

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5
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What should be measured before and during Antipsychotic use?

A

Hb1Ac

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6
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What should be monitored in SSRS use?

A

U + E

Particularly Na+ as hyponatraemia is a cause of confusion in elderly.

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7
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ADHD - managent

A

Watch and wait for 6 weeks
Refer to secondary care
Mild to moderate - Parent training and education
Severe - Medication

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8
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Medication ADHD rules

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Only if over 5 years old
Baseline ECG required
6 monthly weight and height measurements

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9
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Medication in ADHD

A

Methylphenidate 1st line

Lisdexamfetamine - second line

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10
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Which atypical antipsychotic has the best side affect profile?

A

Aripiprazole

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11
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Management of GAD

A

Education and monitor -> Low intensity psychotherapy -.> CBT or medication

Medication - SSRI sertraline is first line

                - Venlafaxin or another SSRI
                - Pregablin
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12
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What is first line for acute stress disorder?

A

CBT

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13
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Management of OCD

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Mild - CBT + exposure response and prevention ERP
Moderate - SSRI or more intensive CBT + ERP
Severe - SSRI + CBT + ERP

SSRI - fluoxetine
Use for at least 12 months to prevent relapse
If failure to respond to an SSRI trial another SSRI

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14
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Confusion 
Hyperthermia
Hyperreflexia 
Pupil dilation 
Use of SSRIs
A

Seretonin Syndrome
Linked to ecstasy or amphetamine overdose
Tramadol can trigger it swell

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15
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Is someone presents with mania in a primary care setting what is the management?

A

Referral to Community Mental Health Team

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16
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What is the first line medication used in Post MI depression?

17
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PTSD - management

A

Mild - watch and wait for 4 weeks
Severe - CBT EMDR or medication
Venlafaxine or SSRI

18
Q

Multiple physical symptoms and refusal to believe negative results or reassurance

A

Somatisation Disorder

19
Q

Persistent belief in serious underlying disorder

A

Illness anxiety disorder

Hypochondriasis ( C for Cancer)

20
Q

Loss of motor or sensory function
Involuntary
Current stressful change

A

Conversion disorder

21
Q

Internal production of physical/psychological symptoms

A

Munchausen / factitious disorder

22
Q

Creation of symptoms for financial or personal gain

23
Q

Hypomania in the community

A

Routine referral to CMHT

Urgent if threat to own life or others

24
Q

How long can a normal grief reaction last?

25
Management of frontotemporal dementia
No pharmacological management | Refer to psychiatry and organise social support
26
Oppositional defiant disorder.
Persistent defiant and hostile behaviour towards authoritative figures
27
Conduct disorder
<18 years old | Behaviour and attitude that continually disrespects the rights of others
28
What lobe is affected in early Alzheimers?
Temporal
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Antisocial vs conduct disorder
Conduct disorder occurs before 18 years old