MSE Terminology
When someone's mood agrees with their affect
What is congruent?
This form certifies someone for 48 hours
What is Form 4.1?
The generic name for Zoloft
What is Sertraline?
Bugs crawling on skin or tingling sensations
What are tactile hallucinations?
Class of antipsychotics that have higher risk of EPS
What are typical antipsychotics?
Thoughts move away from the main question and never return to the topic
What is tangential?
This form is the notification of rights for an involuntary admit
What is Form 13?
Class of antidepressant that has interactions with tyramine containing foods
What are MAOIs?
Has special powers or heightened sense of self
What are grandiose delusions?
Clozapine is this type of antipsychotic
What is atypical?
Sudden involuntary interruption of one's thoughts and speech.
This form is a warrant for apprehension by police
What is Form 21?
Medication that helps with smoking cessation and weight loss
What is Wellbutrin/Buproprion?
Thinks others can hear their thoughts or know what they're thinking
What is thought broadcasting?
Abilify is part of this generation of antipsychotics
What is third?
A person's understanding and awareness of their mental health diagnosis and impact on their life
What is insight?
This form allows a patient to apply for a review panel
What is Form 7?
Venlafaxine and Duloxetine are examples of what class of antidepressants
What are SNRIs?
Waxy flexibility and unreponsiveness
What is catatonia?
Two dangerous side effects of clozapine are
What are myocarditis and agranulocytosis?
A false perception of something that is actually present, often a misinterpretation of sensory stimuli
What is an illusion?
This form allows a subsequent renewal of a 6 month period
What is Form 6?
Dry mouth, constipation and blurred vision are types of these side effects
What are anticholinergic?
The inability to feel pleasure
What is anhedonia?
Sudden involuntary muscle contractions, usually in the jaw, neck, or eyes
What is dystonia?