What are the Cluster A personality disorders? Answer - Paranoid, schizoid, schizotypal
(odd or eccentric behavior)
What are the Cluster B personality disorders? Answer - antisocial, borderline, histrionic,
narcissistic
(dramatic, emotional, or erratic presentations)
What are the Cluster C personality disorders? Answer - avoidant, dependent,
obsessive-compulsive
(anxious or fearful presentations)
To diagnose GAD, how long should the symptoms last? Answer - 6 months
What are the 6 symptoms associated with GAD? Answer - - restlessness
- easily fatigued
- difficulty concentrating or mind going blank
- irritability
- muscle tension
- sleep disturbance
- excessive worry
- persistent symptoms
- difficult to control feelings
- symptoms last over 6 months Answer - GAD
How to treat GAD? Answer - CBT, SSRI, or SNRI
, at least 4 of these symptoms:
- no desire for close relationships
- no desire for sexual intimacy
- preference for solitary activities
- anhedonia
- flattened affect or emotional detachment
- no close friends or confidantes apart from first degree relatives
- no regard for praise or criticism Answer - schizoid personality disorder
Looks like negative symptoms of schizophrenia Answer - schizoid personality disorder
What is tardive dyskinesia? Answer - involuntary movement of the face or limbs
What is the MOA of THC? Answer - partial agonist at the cannabinoid 1 and
cannabinoid 2 receptors
What is the difference between cannabinoid 1 and cannabinoid 2 receptors? Answer -
Cannabinoid 2 receptors are found on immune cells and some neurons, and stimulation
of these receptors does not lead to positive reinforcing or rewarding effects.
In contrast, cannabinoid 1 receptors are located throughout the body, including the
dopaminergic mesolimbic brain circuit, otherwise known as the body's brain reward
system.
What are the affective symptoms of CB1 receptor? Answer - euphoria and easy
laughter
What are the sensory symptoms of CB1 receptor? Answer - increased perception of
external stimuli and own body
What are the somatic symptoms of CB1 receptor? Answer - feeling of body floating or
sinking in the bed
What are the cognitive symptoms of CB1 receptor? Answer - distortion of time
perception, memory lapses, difficulty in concentration
loss of interest or pleasure in most activities, nearly everyday for at least 2 consecutive
weeks Answer - MDD
How long are patients symptomatic to meet criteria for MDD? Answer - 2 weeks
repeated, unexpected panic attacks which are often triggered by specific situations, with
accompanying maladaptive behavior to avoid those situations for fear of future panic
attacks for at least one month Answer - panic disorder
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