PD
A person that prefers to avoid others and leads a solitary lifestyle
What is schizoid PD?
Sarah did an excellent job demonstrating the PD with poor impulse control, poor self image and unstable interpersonal relationships
What is borderline PD?
Diagnostic criteria for conduct disorder
What is the following behaviors:
stealing/running away from home/staying out after dark without permission/lying so as to “con” people/deliberately setting fires/repeatedly being truant (beginning before the age of 13 years)/vandalizing/being cruel to animals/bullying/being physically aggressive/forcing someone else into sexual activity?
Patients will be diagnosed with this disorder if they do not meet the criteria of CD
What is ODD?
Patients feel insecure, they don't measure up socially, cannot handle negative comments
What is avoidant PD?
Person that has a grandiose sense of self importance
What is narcissistic PD?
This PD has no concern for others and lacks remorse or empathy for others
What is anti-social PD?
Pattern of behavior in which social norms are violated
What is conduct disorder?
Abnormalities are seen in 3 areas: social interaction, communication and restricted and repetitive behaviors, interests and activities
What is autism spectrum disorder?
Disorders that often appear in the same patient at different stages in life
What is ADHD, CD and anti-social personality disorder?
Depressive mood related to low self esteem is often seen with this personality disorder
What is narcissistic PD?
This PD has a preoccupation with perfectionism with obsessive thought and performance compulsions.
What is obsessive-compulsive PD?
A disorder that is characterized by a pattern of behavior, present in multiple settings that can result in performance issues in social, educational or work settings.
What is ADHD?
Considered on the autism spectrum but presents with no early speech and language delay, no cognitive deficits and normal to high IQ.
What is Asperger's Syndrome?
Symptoms that support diagnosis of schizophrenia
What is positive and negative symptoms?
The laboratory test recommended when doing a workup for narcissistic PD.
What is toxicology screen?
This PD demonstrates an intensive mistrust of other people.
What is paranoid PD?
Commonly associated features of ADHD.
What is low self esteem, depression, feelings of demoralization, lack of ability to take responsibility for one's actions and risk of developing conduct disorder?
Condition may progress to conduct disorder
What is ODD?
First line of treatment for schizophrenia
What are the newer antipsychotic medications including risperidone, olanzapine and quetinapine?
An attention seeker who is overly emotional
What is histrionic PD?
This PD has an intense need to be taken care of.
What is dependent PD?
Diagnostic criteria for ADHD.
What is at least 6 symptoms of inattention or hyperactivity for at least 6 months?
Symptoms of the disorder include stereotypical hand or body movements such as rocking
What is autism spectrum disorder?
Treatment in narcolepsy
What is dopamine reuptake inhibitor - modafinil and other stimulants?