What are 3 main side effects of antipsychotics?
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EPS (motor abnormalities)
Weight gain
Metabolic syndrome
,What are the 6 principles of bioethics?
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Autonomy
Non-maleficience
Beneficence
Justice
Principle of impossibility
Fidelity
What are the 3 types of boundaries?
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Physical
Social contract (time, confidentiality, roles and responsibilities)
Space
What is the MMSE and what is it most frequently used for?
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30 point questionnaire used to measure severity and progression of
cognitive impairment.
Most frequently used as a screening test for dementia.
* introduced in 1975
,What does psychological treatment for eating disorders consist of?
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CBT programs of 16-20 sessions over 4-5 months
Name a neuropeptide.
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Endorphin
Psychiatric illnesses are expressed mainly as _________ (that are linked to anomalies in
brain functioning)
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behavioural disturbances
What are monoamines?
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Norepinphrine
Epinephrine
Dompamine
Serotonin
, * monoamine oxidase is an enzyme that destroys monoamines.
What is metabolic syndrome?
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Visceral obesity
Low HDL cholesterol
High triglycerides
Hypertension
Insulin resistance
What is catatonic behaviour?
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Marked decrease in reactivity to the environment
- Ranges from resistance to instructions (negativism), maintaining a ridge,
inappropriate, or bizarre posture, to a complete lack of verbal/motor
responses (mutism and stupor)
- May also include purposeless and excessive motor activity w/o obvious
cause (catatonic excitement)
What does epigenetic challenge? What is epigenetic?
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EPS (motor abnormalities)
Weight gain
Metabolic syndrome
,What are the 6 principles of bioethics?
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Autonomy
Non-maleficience
Beneficence
Justice
Principle of impossibility
Fidelity
What are the 3 types of boundaries?
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Physical
Social contract (time, confidentiality, roles and responsibilities)
Space
What is the MMSE and what is it most frequently used for?
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30 point questionnaire used to measure severity and progression of
cognitive impairment.
Most frequently used as a screening test for dementia.
* introduced in 1975
,What does psychological treatment for eating disorders consist of?
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CBT programs of 16-20 sessions over 4-5 months
Name a neuropeptide.
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Endorphin
Psychiatric illnesses are expressed mainly as _________ (that are linked to anomalies in
brain functioning)
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behavioural disturbances
What are monoamines?
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Norepinphrine
Epinephrine
Dompamine
Serotonin
, * monoamine oxidase is an enzyme that destroys monoamines.
What is metabolic syndrome?
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Visceral obesity
Low HDL cholesterol
High triglycerides
Hypertension
Insulin resistance
What is catatonic behaviour?
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Marked decrease in reactivity to the environment
- Ranges from resistance to instructions (negativism), maintaining a ridge,
inappropriate, or bizarre posture, to a complete lack of verbal/motor
responses (mutism and stupor)
- May also include purposeless and excessive motor activity w/o obvious
cause (catatonic excitement)
What does epigenetic challenge? What is epigenetic?
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