Oral Fixation
This type of therapy is focused on patients gaining insight into their unconscious conflict. It Emphasizes unconscious processes and the importance of early childhood development
What is psychodynamic? or psychoanalytic
This is an absolute contraindication to electroconvulsive therapy.
What is there are no absolute contraindications to ECT
These individuals have the highest rate of completed suicide.
What are elderly, single, white males
This is first line treatment for PTSD
What is evidenced based therapies that include exposure. Prolonged exposure, Cognitive processing, EMDR
This SSRI should be avoided in pregnant women
What is paroxetine?
association between use of paroxetine and cardiovascular congenital defects, most notably ventricular and atrial septal defects
This type of treatment is based on Skinner's operant and classical conditioning and Eysenck's social learning theory
What is behavioral therapy/behaviorism
This form of neuromodulation is FDA approved for patient who have failed one antidepressant medication.
What is TMS?
This is the most common mode of completed suicide
What are Firearms?
A 35 year old woman was involved in a motor vehicle collision 3 weeks ago and presents for poor sleep, nightmares, intrusive thoughts about the accident, feelings of guilt, depressed mood and frequent tearfulness. THIS is the most likely diagnosis
What is acute stress disorder?
This mood stabilizer is preferred in pregnancy
What is lithium?
low risk of Ebstein’s anomaly (one case per 1,000–2,000 births)
consider lamotrigine
This type of therapy seeks to change irrational and unproductive thinking into positive or neutral thinking, which improves mood and behavior
What is cognitive therapy?
Deep brain stimulation has a humanitarian exemption from the FDA to treat this mental health disorder.
What is OCD?
In Minnesota THIS may be used when an examiner, peace officer or health officer has good reason to believe that you have a mental illness and are going to harm yourself or others
What is an emergency 72 hour hold
THESE are the 4 symptom clusters in PTSD
What are intrusion, avoidance, hyperarousal and negative cognition/mood?
This mood stabilizer is associated with the highest major malformation rates among all mood stabilizers (5%–11%, based on registry study data)
What is Depakote?
risk may be dose-dependent (maternal daily dose)• Increased MCM risk when combined with other anticonvulsants• Increased risk of adverse neurodevelopmental outcomes• Reported cases of neonatal toxicity syndromes
An example of this process in psychotherapy is when a patient is not willing to share personal information; feelings, lifestyle, etc.
What is Resistence?
This form of treatment for major depression has response rates as high as 85% and is especially effective in older patients.
What is ECT
This racial/ethnic group has a lower rate of suicide compared to whites.
What are African-americans?
These are considered 1st line pharmacotherapy for PTSD. (specific medications, not class)
What are
•Sertraline
•Venlafaxine
•Fluoxetine
•Paroxetine
Infants of mother's taking this medication may present with symptoms of withdrawal that include tremor, increased muscle tone, sleep disruption, gastrointestinal disturbance and high-pitched crying
What are SSRI's.
symptoms typically resolve within several days.
This type of therapy is provides patients with new skills to manage painful emotions and decrease conflict in relationships. It is an evidenced base treatment for borderline personality disorder.
What is dialectical behavioral therapy?
This is the primary cause of serious and life-threatening ECT related side effects.
What is general anesthesia?
This is the exposure to suicide or suicidal behaviors within one's family, one's peer group, or through media reports of suicide that can result in an increase in suicide and suicidal behaviors
What is suicide contagion?
This is the experience of being detached from one’s thoughts, feelings, and body
What is depersonalization?
Women who experience post-partum psychosis likely have this underlying psychiatric disorder.
What is bipolar disorder?