Psychotherapy
A patient’s roommate abruptly left their shared apartment after receiving a phone call. The patient immediately thinks “I’m being left out again.” In CBT this is an example of____________.
automatic thought
This is the first antipsychotic to be invented
Chlorpromazine
This American psychologist pioneered a modified cognitive behavior therapy approach to treat people with borderline personality disorder in the 1980s
Marsha Linehan
Sometimes seen in Alzheimer’s disease, this term describes uncontrolled or inappropriate episodes of laughing or crying
Pseudobulbar affect
This disorder is characterized by a repetitive and persistent pattern of behaviour in which the rights of others are violated, but the criteria are not met for antisocial personality disorder
Conduct disorder
Popular items include a pacifier, blanket or teddy bear, this serves as a substitute for the mother during an infant’s early efforts to separate and become independent
Transitional object
This injectable treatment may be an option in the management of tardive dyskinesia
Botox
This Swiss American psychiatrist pioneered near-death studies in the mid-1900s, and theorized the five stages of grief
Elizabeth Kubler-Ross
Individuals with this deficit can often describe the object in detail and maybe even use hand gestures to demonstrate how the object is used, but cannot find the appropriate word to name the object
Anomic aphasia
This diagnosis emerged in the DSM-5 due to concern about over-diagnosis of pediatric bipolar disorder
Disruptive mood dysregulation disorder
A patient undergoing this type of third wave CBT, works on controlling negative emotions less and engaging in meaningful activities more
Acceptance and commitment therapy
Cigarette smoking induces the metabolism of clozapine mainly via this CYP450 enzyme
CYP 1A2
This Austrian psychoanalyst was a pioneer in the field of child psychology. Her first book, published in 1927 was “An Introduction to the Technique of Child Analysis”
Anna Freud
DAILY DOUBLE
These are the two variants of Frontotemporal dementia
Behaviour and Language variants
This type of behavioural treatment is used to help reduce repetitive behaviours such as tics
Habit reversal therapy
“Thinking about Thinking.” An approach for treating symptoms of psychosis, this therapy aims to plant doubt in delusional beliefs though raising awareness of cognitive biases
Metacognitive training
This combination of medications is known as the “California Rocket Fuel”
Venlafaxine and Mirtazepine
This psychiatrist and psychoanalyst co-developed methadone to treat heroin addiction in the 1960s
Marie Nyswander
The hippocampus and parahippocampal gyrus mediate this type of memory
Declarative memory/ explicit memory
This psychologist is best known for devising the “Strange Situation” experiment
Mary Ainsworth
The Analysis of Self is this psychoanalyst’s treatise on the treatment of narcissistic personality disorder
Heinz Kohut
This medication was the first FDA approved treatment specifically for postpartum depression. An intravenous drug that must be administered in a clinical setting over 60 hours
Brexanolone (Zulresso)
In 2018, this woman became the first African American president of the American Psychiatric Association, since its founding in 1844
Altha Stewart
Damage to this limbic system brain structure due to thiamine deficiency secondary to chronic alcohol use is implicated in Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome
Mammillary bodies
Criterion A for this DSM-5 Disorder includes “disturbances in the normal fluency and time patterning of speech, that are inappropriate for the individual’s age and language skills.” Also known as stuttering
Childhood-Onset Fluency Disorder