- high fever (hyperpyrexia)severe extrapyramidal sxdeliriummuscle rigidity (rhabdo)autonomic instabilitydeath
- T/F most neurological disturbances readily observed in people with schizophrenia are medication-induced
- delirium, agitation, tachycardia, htn, fever, diaphoresis
- ability to name objects and their function
- What metabolic disorders may be assoc. with schizophrenia?
- Persistent depressive disordermust be for at least ______cannot go longer than ____ without sx
- audible thoughtssomatic passivitythought insertion, withdrawal, broadcastingmade feelings, impulses, violation, voices arguing/discussing, commentingdelusional percepts
- decreased ability to experience pleasure (think PMS)
- First line med in tx of alcoholic substance abuse?
- What imaging are you ordering if you suspect antisocial personality disorder?
- How long are amphetamines / cocaine in urine?
- Impulsive and aggressive behavior has been linked to ______ (what neurotransmitter)
- If you have unipolar (major) depression, can you have mania or hypomania?
- What part of the brain do you think of for panic disorder?
- CPK elevation onset within 7 days of neuroleptic use mutism myoglobinuria incontinence tremor hot autonomic dysfunction leukocytosis dropping obtunded liver function tests
- lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern
- People taking monoamine oxidase inhibitors for depression must avoidA. exposure to strong sunlightB. foods high in tyramine such as aged cheesesC. strenuous exerciseD. grapefruit juice
- Although electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) was first used to treat schizophrenia, it is now used primary to treatA. other forms of psychosisB. anxietyC. personality disordersD. severe depression
- what is a common comorbitiy seen in children with ADHD
- Phenothiazines and neuroleptics were terms used to describe the early forms of A. antipsychoticsB. shock therapyC. antidepressantsD. anticonvulsants