schizophrenia Flashcards

(78 cards)

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flat affect

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negative

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bizarre behavior

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positive

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alogia ( speaks little)

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negative

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echopraxia (imitates movements)

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positive

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social withdrawal or discomfort

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negative

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flight of ideas

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positive

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delusions

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positive

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lack of volition (unmotivated)

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negative

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apathy ( feelings of indifference)

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negative

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inattention (the inability to focus or pay attention)

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negative

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catatonia

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negative

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limited speech

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negative

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associative looseness

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positive

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ideas of reference

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positive

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perseveration

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positive

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hallucinations

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positive

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avolition

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negative

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anhedonia

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negative

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asociality

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negative

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memory deficits

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negative

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21
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impaired problem solving

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negative

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minimal self care

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negative

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decreased activity

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negative

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best first choice of treatment for schizoaffective disorder

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atypical antipsychotics

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dopamine antagonists
conventional/typical
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dopamine and serotonin antagonists
atypical
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chlorpromazine
conventional/typical
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clozapine
atypical
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perphenazine
conventional/typical
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fluphenazine
conventional/typical
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quetiapine
atypical
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thioridazine
conventional/typical
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paliperidone
atypical
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asenapine
atypical
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olanzapine
atypical
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thiothixene
conventional/typical
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thioridazine
conventional/typical
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mesoridazine
conventional/typical
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cariprazine
atypical
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brexpiprazole
atypical
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iloperidone
atypical
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haloperidol
conventional/typical
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ziprasidone
atypical
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lurasidone
atypical
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aripiprazole
atypical
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cariprazine
atypical
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trifluoperazine
conventional/typical
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six LAI’s for maintenance therapy
-fluohenazine -haloperidol -risperidone -paliperidone -olanzapine -aripiprazole
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fluphenazine lai duration of action
7-28 days
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haloperidol lai duration of action
4 weeks
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acute treatment for dystonic reaction
-diphenhydramine (benadryl) IM or IV -benztropine (cogentin) IM
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recovery phase behaviors
-apologizing to staff -decreased muscle tension -lowered voice volume -rational communication
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which conventional meds cause increased sedation?
chlorpromazine, thioridazine, mesoridazine
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which conventional meds cause hypotension ?
perphenazine
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which conventional meds cause EPS’s
fluphenazine, thiothixene, haloperidol, trifluperazine
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which conventional med rarely causes hypotension?
molindone
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which conventional med rarely causes anticholinergic effects
haloperidol
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atypical meds that rarely cause epss
clozapine
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atypical meds cause increased sedation
clozapine, olanzapine
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atypical meds that rarely cause sedation
quetiapine
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atypical meds that increase risk for hypotension
quetiapine
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atypical meds that rarely cause hypotension
ziprasidone
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restless movement, pacing, can’t remain still
akathisia
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what meds r effective for akathisia
bb like propranolol and benzos
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treatment of tardive
valbenazine (ingrezza) deutetrabenazine (austedo,teva)
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which drug has not been found to cause tardive syndrome
clozapine
67
what is nms characterized by
-increased fever -muscle rigidity -increased muscle enzymes (creatine phosphokinase) -leukocytosis (increase leukocytes) -altered mental status -autonomic dysfunction
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agranulocytosis is characterized by
fever malaise ulcerative sore throat leukopenia
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rare psychiatric diagnosis characterized by aggressive impulses that result in serious assaults or destruction of property
intermittent explosive disorder
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2 meds used to treat aggression associated with dementia, psychosis, and personality disorders
carbamazepine and valproate
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three atypical meds have been effective in treating aggressive clients with dementia, brain injury, intellectual development, and personality disorders
clozapine, risperidone, olanzapine
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2 meds commonly used in combination to decrease agitation and psychotic symptoms
haloperidol and lorazepam
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clients who are agitated and aggressive but not psychotic benefit most from
lorazepam
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EPSs can be quickly treated with
benztropine (cogentin)
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sublingual tablet, clients must avoid food or drink for 10-15 min after the med dissolves
asenapine (saphris) atypical
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which lai has the potential to cause post injection delirium/ sedation syndrome
olanzapine
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which med class is contraindicated in severe impairment of liver function and in MI
Tricyclics
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amitriptyline
tryciclic