PSYCHIATRY Flashcards

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BIPOLAR DISORDER

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  • MANIA OR HYPOMANIA AND DEPRESSION is called BPD
  • Only elevated mood : Hypomania
  • Elevated mood + depression : BPD
  • Elevated mood + psychotic symptoms ( delusion or halucination ) : Mania
    T/t : GP setting - refer to psychiatry
    Psychiatry setting - Lithium - first line
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Anorexia Nervosa

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Management :
1) Immediate referral to medicine unit
any BMI with features of medical complications ( Hypotension ( <90/60 mmHg ) , Bradycardia , Hypoglycemia , Electrolyte imbalance

2) Immediate referral to Psychiatric unit
if there are any signs of suicidal tendancies

3) Eating disorder unit
if there are only signs of eating disorder

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BULLIMIA NERVOSA

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Managment : CBT and SSRI

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RUMINATION SYNDROME

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Regurgitation
t/t : Diaphragmatic breathing

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ADHD

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Disorder of executive functioning

below symptoms in more than 2 settings

Hyperactivity + impulsitivity + Attention disorder

t/t : Methylphenidate

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Autism Spectrum Disorder

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Language difficulty + Anti social + repetitive behaviour
t/t : multidisciplinary approach

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MANIA

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Elevated mood ( sleeplessness, overspending etc ) with delusion / hallucinations +
Hypomania - Milder version of mania without delusions or hallucinations

t/t of mania : Lithium - first line
2nd line - psychotherapy

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CLINCHERS FOR Bipolar disorder

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1) Only elevated mood : Hypomania
2) Elevated mood + depression : BPD
3) Elevated mood + Psychotic symptoms ( delusions/ hallucinations) : Mania

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T/T for mania , hypomania or BPD

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Psychiatry setting or if not mentioned : Lithium
GP setting : refer to psy

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Lithium toxicity

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Tremor, nausea , vomititng, hyperreflexia, seizures , coma , polyuria , polydipsia
In pregnancy : Ebstein anomaly
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mild to moderate : IV FLUIDS and stop the drugs ASAP
Severe toxicity : Haemodialysis

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Investigations for lithium toxicity

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BEFORE STARTING : TFT AND ECGs
AFTER STARTING : after 12 hours - lithium levels check
then after 1 week , then 3 montly
check RFT , TSH - 6 monthly

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Depression Management

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mild to moderate - CBT , Psychotherapy
More severe : CBT + SSRI

SSRI vs CBT : SSRI first line &raquo_space;»CBT

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Antidepressants of choice

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Sertaline - safest for MI and bleeding and with patient on aspirin

Patient on warfarin - Mirtazapine

For young teenagers : Fluoxetine
For breast feeding : Sertaline

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Timing of SSRI

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2-4 weeks - improvement expected , full efect 6 weeks
tried for at least 6 months - if not effective , change to another antidepressant

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DEPRESSION IN ADOLESCENTS

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FIRST LINE - PSYCHOTHERAPY
SECOND LINE - FLUOXETINE

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DELUSION

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  1. EKBOMS SYNDROME
    infested by parasites

2.Delusion of reference

3.Delusional perception

4.Folie a deux : same delusional belief and hallucinations shared by 2 ppl

5.OTHELLO Syndrome: unfaithful partner

6.Erotomania : Delusional belief that a person of higher social status falls in love with him/her

7.Capgras syndrome : Fixed belief that someone they know has been replaced by an imposter

8.Fregoli delusion : Delusional belief that diff ppl are in fact a single person who changes apperance

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HALLUCINATION

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No stimulus present
Auditory hallucinations:
1) 1 st person : “I am walking “
2) 2nd person :”You are walking”
3) 3 rd person :” He is walking “

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SCHIZOPHRENIA

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More than 2 of the following symptoms to be present for at least 1 month to be termed as SCHIZOPHRENIA

1) Dellusion
2) Hallucination
3) Disorganised speech
4) Disorganized behaviour
5) Negative symptoms : FLAT AFFECT , SOCIAL WITHDRAWAL

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Management of schizophrenia

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1) Atypical antipsychotics: Risperidone , olanzapine

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Subtypes of Schizophrenia

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Paranoid : fearful schizophrenia

Hebephrenic : Disorganized speech or silly responses and foolish or bizzare behaviour, delusions and hallucinations.

Catatonic: Reduction in moving, rigid posture , not talking , sluggish response

Simple : schizophrenia without delusion or hallucinations

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SCHIZOAFFECTIVE DISORDER

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Psychotic symptoms ( delusion and hallucination ) + Mood disorders ( mania or depression)

How to differentiate between BPD and Schizoaffective disorder ?

In BPD : Psychotic symptoms present only during mania

In schizoaffective disorder : Psychotic symptoms occur irrespective of mood ie occurs both during high mood ( mania ) and depression

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Acute Psychosis

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IM lorazepam ( safest)- when medical condition is not known
IM Haloperidol - not safe in parkinsons patient

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INCONGRUENCE AFFECT

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Inappropriate expressions in unsuitable conditions( like smiling and laughing in father s death ) seen usually in schizophrenic disorder

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PANIC ATTACK

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C/F :tremors , palpitations , SOBs
Respiratory alkalosis
No triggers required
out of blue

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DIAGNOSIS OF PANIC ATTACK
> 1 Panic attack for > 1 month with more than 1 of the following 1) Persistent concern of additional attacks 2) Worrying about consequences of attack 3) Behavioural changes
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T/T of Panic attack
**Immediate management** 1)Rebreathing into mask - first line 2) IM/IV lorazepam **Long term management** CBT SSRI Prophylactic : Propanalol , diazepam
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Generalized anxiety disorder
Triggers+ Anxiety and worry for more than 6 months they worry about wide range of things / events / activities not anything specific , random anxiety like that of mothers T/T: CBT , SSRI
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Social anxiety disorder
Trigger : Afraid of social embarssement or being judged Same features as panic attack like tremors , palpitation, shortness of breath , Numbness t/t: CBT , SSRI
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OCD
T/T: 1) CBT - exposure and response prevention 2) SSRIs
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PTSD
Presentation : 1) Reexperiencing of events - flashbacks of events 2) Avoidance of memory/ events associated with trauma 3) Hyperarousal - nightmares T/T: 1) Trauma focussed CBT 2) Eye movement desensitation and reprocessing 3) SSRIs
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Acute stressor reaction vs Adjustment disorder vs PTSD
Acute stressor and PTSD same in all features expect duration Acute stressor : sudden onset and symptoms last for less than 4 weeks PTSD : Last for more than 1 month Adjustment disorder : Like grief for loss of someone
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Dissociative Disorder
Dissociative amnesia: inability to recall , related to truma Dissociative Identity Disorder : multiple personality disorder Depersonlisation : derealisation disorder
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PHOBIA
**Agoraphobia** * Fear of travelling to open spaces * Occurs as a complication of PSTD * usually due to trauma related T/t: GRADED EXPOSURE TO REDUCE FEAR RESPONSE
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SUICIDE RISK FACTORS
3 biggest risk factors : 1) H/O suicide attempt 2) H/O self harm 3) Divorce others : Recurrent depression, alcohol . agoraphobia , h/o suicidal attempt Protective factors: 1) A Strong faith 2) married 3) children
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Completed suicide
R/F: 1) Efforts to avoid discovery 2) leaving a suicide note 3) Violent methods
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Admission for depression
TO GP : 1) Low suicidal risk patients 2) No active suicidal ideation 3) Good social support PSY OPD OR ADMISSION 1) High suicidal risk patients 2) Active suicidal ideation 3) Socially isolaled patient
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Developmental disorders
Tourettes syndrome : repetitive tics ( motor - eye twitching or blinking and vocal tics - thorat clearing and retts syndrome : hand wringing
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ANTI PSYCHOTICS S/E
HALOPERIDOL , RISPERIDONE, CLOZAPINE Neuroleptic malignant syndrome 1) Hyperthermia 2) Muscular rigidity 3) autonomic instability A/C DYSTONIA : Muscle spasm neck stiffness AKATHESIA : RESTLESSNESS TARDIVE DYSKINESIA : LIP SMACKING , TONGUE PROTUSION
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OTHER S/E
Hyperprolactinoma due to risperidone Olanzapine and clozapine - GDM in pregnancy
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T/T OF ANTIPSYCHOTICS S/E
Procyclidine
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Personality disorder
Borderline personality disorder * Unstable personal relationship * Mood swings * Marked impulsitivity * Self harm * Dramatic and attention seekers Antisocial personality disorder Criminal acts Impulsiveness Aggresiveness Recklessness and irresponsibility lack of remorse
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DELIRIUM TREMENS
Symptoms of alcohol withdrwal like tremors , sweating , palpitations etc AND psychotic symptoms like hallucinations and delusions
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