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Peds Psych Exam 2 (part 2)
50問 • 11ヶ月前
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    A belief that one is in danger of being harmed or harassed by someone else. (most common)

    Persecutory

  • 2

    A belief that comments, gestures, environmental cues are directed at oneself and have a personal meaning.

    Ideas of reference

  • 3

    A belief that the individual possesses special abilities, powers, control, wealth, or fame.

    Grandiose

  • 4

    A false belief that someone else is in love with the individual.

    Erotomanic

  • 5

    A false belief that a spouse or lover is unfaithful

    Jealous

  • 6

    A conviction that a disaster will occur.

    Nihilistic

  • 7

    A false belief related to health or body function.

    Somatic

  • 8

    A belief that someone or something is removing thoughts from their mind.

    Thought withdrawl

  • 9

    A belief that someone or something is putting ideas in their mind.

    Thought insertion

  • 10

    A belief that others know their thoughts and ideas without the individual sharing their thoughts.

    Thought broadcasting

  • 11

    A belief that one’s body or actions are being manipulated by an outside force.

    Delusions of control

  • 12

    Perceptions of something that is not present or occurring without external stimuli.

    Hallucinations

  • 13

    Tactile hallucinations that are sensation of bugs crawling under the skin

    Formication

  • 14

    Occurring when falling asleep

    Hypnagogic hallucinations

  • 15

    Occurring when waking

    Hypnopompic hallucinations

  • 16

    Switching from one topic to another

    Derailment/Loose associations

  • 17

    Indirect/unrelated answers

    Tangential

  • 18

    “word salad”

    Incoherent

  • 19

    immobile, stuporous, decreased reaction to the environment, abnormal/bizarre movements, lack of speech (mutism), repeated movements (staring, grimacing, echolalia)

    Cataonia

  • 20

    does not follow instructions

    Negativism

  • 21

    excessive motor activity, purposeless movements

    Catatonic excitement

  • 22

    Key Features of Psychotic Disorders

    Disorganized/Abnormal Motor Behavior -Childlike -Unpredictable agitation -Problems with goal directed behavior -Inability to complete ADLs

  • 23

    False beliefs

    Delusions

  • 24

    hearing, seeing, feeling, smelling, or tasting something that does not exist

    Hallucinations

  • 25

    moving from one topic to another without making sense, making up words or sounds, repeating phrases

    Disorganized thinking and speech

  • 26

    unable to perform ADLs, uninhibited/bizarre actions, impulsivity, unprovoked outbursts, agitation

    Disorganized behavior

  • 27

    decreased expression of emotions in facial expressions, eye contact, intonation, and other movements associated with emotional emphasis.

    Diminished emotional expression

  • 28

    decreased motivation and self-directed activities

    Avolition

  • 29

    decreased speech

    Alogia

  • 30

    decreased ability to experience or loss of pleasure

    Anhedonia

  • 31

    a lack of interest in socializing or social activities

    Asocial

  • 32

    Childhood-onset schizophrenia (COS)

    Diagnosed prior to age 13

  • 33

    Early-onset schizophrenia (EOS)

    Diagnosed prior to age 18

  • 34

    In order to diagnose COS and EOS what must be met?

    1 of the following “positive” symptoms is required: delusions, hallucinations, or disorganized speech

  • 35

    What are the 4 phases of Schizophrenia in children?

    Prodromal, Acute, Recovery, and Residual

  • 36

    overall decline in function (social, cognitive, emotional, developmental, and behavioral)

    Prodromal

  • 37

    positive symptoms appear (hallucinations, delusions, disorganized/dangerous behaviors)

    Acute

  • 38

    may take 6 months or longer and often incomplete

    Recovery

  • 39

    chronic impairment in function (social and academic)

    Residual

  • 40

    What is the rule out test for Schizophrenia that tests for protein associated with serum copper?

    Ceruloplasmin

  • 41

    Children with Schizophrenia may re-experience trauma by?

    Hallucinations and restrictive and repetitive play.

  • 42

    Children with Schizophrenia may show OCD behaviors like?

    Ruminating thoughts and compulsive behaviors may appear as impaired reality

  • 43

    Clinical tool used to interview caretakers and the child/adolescent patient. Includes family psychiatric history, developmental history, academic history, patient’s psychiatric history, chief complaint, past treatments, history of substance use, medical history, past hospitalizations, medication history, and an assessment of overall functioning. Language can be modified for use with children.

    Structured Clinical Interview (SCID-5)

  • 44

    Clinical tool used to interview to interview parents and patient. Determines manifestation of symptoms of schizophrenia or other psychotic disorders. Assesses hostility, suspiciousness, hallucinations, and grandiosity

    Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale (BPRS)

  • 45

    Allows for an assessment of the presence and severity of positive and negative symptoms. 30 items are rated from 1 to 7 with a total score ranging from 30 to 210. The higher the score the more severe the symptoms. A score > or = to 70 is considered symptomatic

    Positive and Negative Symptom Scale (Kiddie - PANSS)

  • 46

    Assesses for the presence of positive symptoms and negative symptoms

    Scale for Assessment of Positive Symptoms (SAPS) and Scale for Assessment of Negative Symptoms (SANS)

  • 47

    Addresses deficits in thought processes, helps the child/adolescent and caregiver recognize delusional thinking, early signs of relapse, exacerbating factors, and teaches problem solving strategies.

    Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)

  • 48

    To improve functioning and self-efficacy

    Skills training (social and behavioral)

  • 49

    To help improve verbal memory and executive function.

    Cognitive remediation

  • 50

    An integrated approach for first-episode psychosis. Offers supportive education and employment and improves length of treatment time, quality of life, and participation in work and school

    NIMH RAISE Project

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    A belief that one is in danger of being harmed or harassed by someone else. (most common)

    Persecutory

  • 2

    A belief that comments, gestures, environmental cues are directed at oneself and have a personal meaning.

    Ideas of reference

  • 3

    A belief that the individual possesses special abilities, powers, control, wealth, or fame.

    Grandiose

  • 4

    A false belief that someone else is in love with the individual.

    Erotomanic

  • 5

    A false belief that a spouse or lover is unfaithful

    Jealous

  • 6

    A conviction that a disaster will occur.

    Nihilistic

  • 7

    A false belief related to health or body function.

    Somatic

  • 8

    A belief that someone or something is removing thoughts from their mind.

    Thought withdrawl

  • 9

    A belief that someone or something is putting ideas in their mind.

    Thought insertion

  • 10

    A belief that others know their thoughts and ideas without the individual sharing their thoughts.

    Thought broadcasting

  • 11

    A belief that one’s body or actions are being manipulated by an outside force.

    Delusions of control

  • 12

    Perceptions of something that is not present or occurring without external stimuli.

    Hallucinations

  • 13

    Tactile hallucinations that are sensation of bugs crawling under the skin

    Formication

  • 14

    Occurring when falling asleep

    Hypnagogic hallucinations

  • 15

    Occurring when waking

    Hypnopompic hallucinations

  • 16

    Switching from one topic to another

    Derailment/Loose associations

  • 17

    Indirect/unrelated answers

    Tangential

  • 18

    “word salad”

    Incoherent

  • 19

    immobile, stuporous, decreased reaction to the environment, abnormal/bizarre movements, lack of speech (mutism), repeated movements (staring, grimacing, echolalia)

    Cataonia

  • 20

    does not follow instructions

    Negativism

  • 21

    excessive motor activity, purposeless movements

    Catatonic excitement

  • 22

    Key Features of Psychotic Disorders

    Disorganized/Abnormal Motor Behavior -Childlike -Unpredictable agitation -Problems with goal directed behavior -Inability to complete ADLs

  • 23

    False beliefs

    Delusions

  • 24

    hearing, seeing, feeling, smelling, or tasting something that does not exist

    Hallucinations

  • 25

    moving from one topic to another without making sense, making up words or sounds, repeating phrases

    Disorganized thinking and speech

  • 26

    unable to perform ADLs, uninhibited/bizarre actions, impulsivity, unprovoked outbursts, agitation

    Disorganized behavior

  • 27

    decreased expression of emotions in facial expressions, eye contact, intonation, and other movements associated with emotional emphasis.

    Diminished emotional expression

  • 28

    decreased motivation and self-directed activities

    Avolition

  • 29

    decreased speech

    Alogia

  • 30

    decreased ability to experience or loss of pleasure

    Anhedonia

  • 31

    a lack of interest in socializing or social activities

    Asocial

  • 32

    Childhood-onset schizophrenia (COS)

    Diagnosed prior to age 13

  • 33

    Early-onset schizophrenia (EOS)

    Diagnosed prior to age 18

  • 34

    In order to diagnose COS and EOS what must be met?

    1 of the following “positive” symptoms is required: delusions, hallucinations, or disorganized speech

  • 35

    What are the 4 phases of Schizophrenia in children?

    Prodromal, Acute, Recovery, and Residual

  • 36

    overall decline in function (social, cognitive, emotional, developmental, and behavioral)

    Prodromal

  • 37

    positive symptoms appear (hallucinations, delusions, disorganized/dangerous behaviors)

    Acute

  • 38

    may take 6 months or longer and often incomplete

    Recovery

  • 39

    chronic impairment in function (social and academic)

    Residual

  • 40

    What is the rule out test for Schizophrenia that tests for protein associated with serum copper?

    Ceruloplasmin

  • 41

    Children with Schizophrenia may re-experience trauma by?

    Hallucinations and restrictive and repetitive play.

  • 42

    Children with Schizophrenia may show OCD behaviors like?

    Ruminating thoughts and compulsive behaviors may appear as impaired reality

  • 43

    Clinical tool used to interview caretakers and the child/adolescent patient. Includes family psychiatric history, developmental history, academic history, patient’s psychiatric history, chief complaint, past treatments, history of substance use, medical history, past hospitalizations, medication history, and an assessment of overall functioning. Language can be modified for use with children.

    Structured Clinical Interview (SCID-5)

  • 44

    Clinical tool used to interview to interview parents and patient. Determines manifestation of symptoms of schizophrenia or other psychotic disorders. Assesses hostility, suspiciousness, hallucinations, and grandiosity

    Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale (BPRS)

  • 45

    Allows for an assessment of the presence and severity of positive and negative symptoms. 30 items are rated from 1 to 7 with a total score ranging from 30 to 210. The higher the score the more severe the symptoms. A score > or = to 70 is considered symptomatic

    Positive and Negative Symptom Scale (Kiddie - PANSS)

  • 46

    Assesses for the presence of positive symptoms and negative symptoms

    Scale for Assessment of Positive Symptoms (SAPS) and Scale for Assessment of Negative Symptoms (SANS)

  • 47

    Addresses deficits in thought processes, helps the child/adolescent and caregiver recognize delusional thinking, early signs of relapse, exacerbating factors, and teaches problem solving strategies.

    Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)

  • 48

    To improve functioning and self-efficacy

    Skills training (social and behavioral)

  • 49

    To help improve verbal memory and executive function.

    Cognitive remediation

  • 50

    An integrated approach for first-episode psychosis. Offers supportive education and employment and improves length of treatment time, quality of life, and participation in work and school

    NIMH RAISE Project