Coping mechanisms
"Im upset, so I stole"
Acting Out
Aggression and Nystagmus
PCP
How do benzodiazepines bind to GABA receptors?
At the allosteric site
Anorexia Nervosa vs Bulimia Nervosa vs Binge Eating Disorder
Anorexia = BMI <18.5, intense fear of weight gain (Rx= Olanzapine)
Bulimia = binging with compensation, worry (Rx= Fluoxetine)
Binging = binge with NO compensation (Rx= SSRI + Lisdexamfetamine)
All = CBT and behavioral weight therapy (nutritional rehabilitation or behavioral weight loss therapy)
Alcohol Withdrawal
Benzodiazepine
"I'm sick, so I'm doing research"
intellectualization
Nasal septum damage
Cocaine
Pathways for Positive and Negative Schizophrenic symptoms
Positive= Mesolimbic
Negative= Mesocortical
Tell me about Wilsons Disease
Wilson disease leads to copper accumulation in tissues, causing insidious onset of hepatic, psychiatric, and neurologic dysfunction. Abdominal pain in Wilson disease is generally due to acute hepatitis or liver failure (eg, jaundice, right upper quadrant pain). Neurologic findings typically affect movement (eg, dysarthria, dystonia, tremor, parkinsonism) and are almost always accompanied by corneal copper deposits (Kayser-Fleischer rings).
Catatonia
Lorazepam
"I love you, I hate you"
pinpoint pupils and decreased respirations
Opioids
Xanax
Generic name and Maximum Dosage?
Alprazolam
Max Dose= 6mg
Preschool Gross Motor Milestones? years 3, 4, 5
3- walks up stairs with alternating feet, tricycle
4- walks down stairs with alternating feet, balance on one foot, catch ball
5- skipping, walk backward, jumprope
Non-Addictive ADHD management
Atomoxetine
"I don't like you, so I'm throwing you a party"
Reaction Formation
open sores and poor dentition
methamphetamines
Which second generation antipsychotic medication can be given via injection? Generic and Brand name?
Risperidone
Consta
Learning disorder vs ADHD
Learning disorder = frustration when called on or distractable/ temper tantrums in school only
ADHD = sx in at least 2 locations (school and home)
Acute Panic Attack
Benzodiazepine
"I'm a pyromaniac so I am a firefighter"
Sublimation
hallucinations in the middle of an interview
LSD
What is the difference between Baker Act, Marchman Act and Ex Parte?
Baker Act = involuntary hold for 72 hrs. By hospital staff or police
Marchman Act = for drug abuse. By the court. Can only be accepted by facilities with rehab
Ex-Parte = by a loved one, approved by the court. Lasts for 30 days. police must bring in pt.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy?
Interpersonal psychotherapy?
supportive therapy?
psychodynamic psychotherapy?
Motivational interviewing?
Dialectical Behavioral therapy?
Biofeedback?
Cognitive behavioral? depression, anxiety, PTSD, panic, OCD, eating disorders, negative thought patterns
Interpersonal? depression
Supportive? lower functioning/psychotic disorders/ patients in crisis
Psychodynamic? higher functioning, personality disorders
Motivational? substance use disorders
Dialectical behavioral? borderline personality
Biofeedback? prominent physical symptoms/ pain disorders
Opioid Withdrawl
Maintenance