Interaction of Body and MInd
Anxiety & Mood Disorders
Eating Disorders
Substance Use Disorders
Dementia and Thought Disorders
100

These disorders affirm the connection between abnormalities in the brain and altered cognition, perception, emotion, behavior, and socialization

What are psychobiologic disorders

100

This list provides a reference to check potential risks versus benefits of specific medications for use in older adults

What is the Beer's List?

100

This eating disorder manifests as decrease in 25% of body weight, lanugo, alopecia, cold intolerance, amenorrhea, constipation, and abdominal pain

What is anorexia nervosa

100

The behaviors related to drug seeking that interfere with work, relationships, and normal activities is known as what

What is addiction

100

This is a sudden, transient state of confusion

What is delirium

200

These chemical messengers communicate information that affect thinking, behavior, and bodily functions

What are neurotransmitters

200

Anxiety disorder is a form of this kind of illness

What is psychobiologic

200

This type of anorexia consists of extended self-starvation interrupted by binging and purging, or exercising

What is bulimarexia

200

Alcohol, heroin, and barbituates are are known as what?

What are CNS depressants

200

Problems with speaking is known as this

what is aphasia

300

This neurotransmitter reduces arousal, inhibits excitatory neurotransmitters like NE and DA and decreases seizure potential

What is gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA)

300

A person is said to have this disorder if they fear experiencing a panic attack in a place where they may be publicly humiliated by their behavior

What is agoraphobia

300

This potentially life threatening condition manifests by fever, sweating, shivering, feeling intoxicated, confusion, restlessness, anxiety, disorientation, tachycardia, tremors, muscle spasms and rigidity

What is serotonin syndrome

300

Frequent use, dose increase, cravings, and experiencing minor physical discomfort is the drug is not used is what pattern of substance abuse?

What is dependence 

300

This disorder is characterized by delusions, grandiosity, and hallucinations

What is schizophrenia

400

This phase of the general adaptation syndrome cycle consists of increased heart rate, increase rate of respiration, vasoconstriction, increased blood pressure, and increased muscle tension

What is the alarm phase

400

This kind of therapy involves providing emotional support while gradually exposing a person to whatever provokes their anxiety

What is Desensitization

400

A BMI of 24 can be interpreted as what

what is Healthy

400

Alcoholism can lead to this type of vitamin deficiency, which can lead to dementia

What is Thiamine

400

Delusions, hallucination, and echolalia are what kind of symptoms associated with schizophrenia

what are positive symptoms

500

If "psyche" refers to the mind, and "soma" refers to the body, the term psychosomatic illness refers to illnesses influenced by the mind. These issues are considered bona fide __________  _____________

What are medical conditions

500

This disorder cycles through depressive, euthymic, and euphoric moods

What is bipolar disorder

500

Abrasions on the knuckles caused by using the fingers to self-induce vomiting is know as what?

What is the Russell Sign

500

This medication is used as aversion therapy. It causes unpleasant physical reactions when alcohol is consumed or absorbed through the skin

What is Antabuse

500

These symptoms involve akinesia (pseudoparkinsonism), akathisia (inability to sit still), dystonia (severe muscle spasms), and tardive dyskinesia (involuntary muscle movements) 

What are Extrapyramidial symptoms