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| Paranoid, disorganized, catatonia, undifferentiated. |
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| Problems of the neurotransmitters in Schizo |
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| increased norepi, and dope. Decrease gaba, seritonine |
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| leading cause of death in schizo |
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| add to the norm, hallucinations, delusions, bizarre behavior and dress. |
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| Derailment/loose association |
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| ideas slip off the topic track to another. ideas may or may be even close to making sense. |
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| replying to questions but go off topic. |
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| sequence of loose association/tangential, fast. |
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| speech that is highly detailed before getting to the goal. |
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| TAKING AWAY, poverty of thought/speach, avolition, ahedoneia, annersia |
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| Cognitive symptoms of Schizo |
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Difficulty with attention, memory, executive functions ( decision making, problem solving)
Disorganized speech & behavior & inappropriate affect stems from this |
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| Thorazine, haldol, prolixin, navain and stelazine. |
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| EPS, anticholenergic, NEMS |
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| Parkinson, TD, Akesthesia, distonia |
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| Give what for the EPS symptoms? |
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| Tongue flick, flicking motions |
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| Can't stop moving, feel like jumping outta skin, compulsion to move. |
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| Clozaril, risperodol, zyprexa, seroquil, abilify, invega |
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| Agranulocytosis, wbc need to be over 5000 |
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| weight gain, anti cholenergic, hyperglycemia, htn, hyperlipidemea. NEMS |
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| Neuroepileptic malignent syndrome. |
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| Super high fever, sever muscle spasm, tachy, htn, convulsions, confusion, sweating, muscle rigidity. Caused by typical AND atypical. |
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| stop meds, take to icu, treat the symptoms and bromocryptine |
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| Comes and goes, better out come than straight up schizo, thought AND mood. |
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More severe. Mania and depression.
More often men |
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| hypo mania and depression. more often women. |
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| Hopless people, predetermined, battered women. |
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| Major depression vs dysthymia, |
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| Major, more acute sig decrease in functioning, can't get outta bed, pain suffering, delusional or psychosis potential, dysthymia not as bad as major depression, glass always half empty, felt like this forever, chronic and insidious (at least 2 years, hard to distiguish from usual pattern) |
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Change in previous function and 5 of following: Depressed mood most of the day
Anhedonia, anergia
Weight loss
Insomnia(more common(/hypersomnia(less common)
Feelings of worthlessness, guilt, helpless, hopeless, despair)
Decreased concentration
Recurrent thoughts of death or suicidal ideation |
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| Sleeping, sex, eating, pooping. |
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| anesthetic, muscle relaxer |
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| 2-3 treatments a week for up to 12 treatments. |
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| Prozac, zoloft, paxil, luvox lexapro, celexa |
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| Effexor, cymbalta and pristique |
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| Wellbutrin (increases sex, helps with smoking, don't give to anorexic/bulimic-WEIGHT GAIN) |
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| Agitation, anxiety, sleep disturbance sexual disjunction, weight gain, dry mouth. |
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| Amitriptyline (Elavil), Desipramine (Norpramin), Doxepin (Sinequan), Imipramine (Tofranil), Nortryptiline (Pamelor) |
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| Tyramine contain foods BAD, interact with other drugs. eat tyramine foods get hypertensive crisis. |
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| can cause anticolenergic, othostatic Hypotentsion, suscide, arrythmia (overdose kills) |
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| abdominal pain, diarrhea, increased motor activity, increased bp muscle spasm, irritability. |
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| Not bipolor, hypo mania and minor depressive episodes. |
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| requires physical or chemical restraints, no in touch with reality |
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| Major issues with Lithium |
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| HYDRATion, small therapudic range. Dehydration or over hydration affect. watch for kidney function and hypothyroid. |
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| Lithium therapeutic range. |
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| therapeutic rang for lithium |
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| poly uria, mild hand tremor, thirst, weight gain, nausea*, general discomfort*. |
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| n/v/d thirsty, peeing a lot, weak. |
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| more than 1.5 for lithium |
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| N/V/D confusion, coarse hand tremor, sedation, uncoordinated, could get worse, seizures, coma, over 2.5 death. |
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| Antiepileptics for BIPOLAR |
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| tegretol, depacote, lamictal |
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| Dependence, craving, loss of control, tolerance. |
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| drug abusers neuro transmitter that is increased? |
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| Dopamine, serotonin and Gaba |
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| Treatment for CNS depressants |
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| Say words because of the way they sound Rhyming, sound the same |
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| abuse- no withdrawls. participationg in dangerous activities, problems fulfilling rolls, dependent, want to stop but unsuccesful tollerenace, substance used despite problems. |
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| Antipsychotics, antipyretics, diazapam for seizures. |
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| valium, haldol, ammonium chloride. |
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| DT's S/S early symptoms and late symptoms |
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| increase in pulse and bp at the start, irritability restlessness vascular collaps, emboli, MI, sweating. |
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| feeling things on your body that aren't there. |
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| BEnzos, anticonvulants, folic acid, mag sulfate, multi vitamin's. |
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| blocks opiate receptors reducing alcohol preference. |
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| makes you feel awful when you drink |
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| highly addicting, can also produce withdrawl, for heroine. |
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| Nonopiod suppressor of opioid withdrawl. |
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| Black physical symptoms of opioid withdrawl. |
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| Def of personality disorder |
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| inflexible, maladaptive, pervasive pattern of abnormality, functional impairment, problems with relationships. |
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| Boarder-line personality disorder characteristics |
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| inflexible, disability in working or loving, evoke conflict, gets under your skin. |
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| manipulative, emotional, erratic, dramatic |
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| antisocial characteristics` |
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| don't care about feelings of other, laws, lies, no remorse, reckless, have to be 18 or older. |
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| What receptor is is mutated in alcohol addiction |
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| Mu, dopamine goes to limbic system, 1/3 of alcoholics have this, causes euphoria beyond what is normally felt. |
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| Povery of though or ideas |
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