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| three symtpoms of schizophrenia |
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| positive, negative, disorganized |
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-excess or distortion of normal functioning
-hallucinations
-delusions |
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-auditory: normally negative voices
-visual: brain playing tricks
-olfactory: smell
-Gustatory: taste
-Tactile: touch |
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| person feels more important or famouse than actually is |
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| types of possible delusions |
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-grandeur
-persuectuion
-reference |
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| believes that someone is out to get them, police or CIA common belief |
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| comments, book passages, tv, colors, signs, has special meaning to person and is trying to tell person something |
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| bizare delusions (not possible) |
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-thought withdrawel: taking thoughts out
-thought insertion:putting them in
-thought monitoring:controlled thoughts
-thought broadcasting: everyone can hear them
-delusions of control: someone controls you
-Capgras syndrome
-cotards syndrome |
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-capgras syndrome
-cotards syndrome |
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-someone replaced by double
-part of yourself is replaced by another--brain replaced by stone |
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-avolition
-alogia
-anhedonia
-affective flattening |
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| lack of doing basic behaviors--sit for hours, not bathing, etc. |
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| abnormality of speech, decreased speech, brief replies |
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| lack of pleasurable activities that were normally enjoyed |
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-lack of facial expressions, eye contact, emotional expressions
-2/3 of schizophrenics have this |
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-disorganized affect
-disorganized speech
-tangentiatliy
-loss associations
-word salad |
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| innapropriate--emotional expressions not fitting situation |
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| talking in way that is completely different and unrelated than what conversation is about-coherent but not related |
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| loss associations (derailment) |
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| words said are coherent words and phrases, but sentences aren't related at all, no assosication between things |
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| incoherent speech, words just randomly dispersed, made up words thrown in |
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-poor hygiene: something that affects hygiene
-inapropriate sexuality: masterbating in public
-untriggered agitation
catatonia |
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| unaware of what is happeneing in enviorment |
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| resistance to moving, holding weird position for hours |
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| holding posture is not rigid, move arm and it stays where you moved it |
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| chewing with mouth open, pacing, etc. |
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-prodromal
-active
-residual |
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| negative symptoms, looks like depression but weirder |
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-actively psychotic, hallucinations, delusions
-must have 2+ symptoms for 1+ months
-at least one positive or disorganized |
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| may have active weirdness, may have delusions, negative symptoms, vague speech |
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| at least one positive or disorganized symptoms waved if..... |
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-delusion is bizarre
-hallucination is auditory and involves two voices talking to each other
-two voices doing running commentary of what you are doing |
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-6+ months
-prodromal and residual phases count |
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-paranoid
-disorganized
-Catatnoic
-undifferentiated
-residual |
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-hallucinations and delusions
-preoccupations with delusions or auditory hallucinations
-no disorganized speech or behavior
-no flat or inapropriate affect |
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-disorganized speech/behavior
-flat/inappropriate affect
-normally no hallucinations or delusions |
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2+ of the following
-catatonic symtpoms
-extreme negativism
-mutism: no talking
-echolalia: repeating what person says
-Echpraxy: repeating behavior |
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| active phase has ended and in residual phase/type |
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-chronic: one episode, last long time
-episodic: prodromal, active, prodromal--comes in flares
-single: one active and never again has it |
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| Schizophrenia sex differences |
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-prevalence almost equal
-males have ealier onset
-worse prognosis because of this |
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| schizophreniform disorder |
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-schizophrenia but for a shorter time
-may be classified as schizophrenia if last longer than 6 months
-more than one month to less than 6 |
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-meet criterian for schizophrenia and mood disorder
-delusions or hallucinations for 2+ week without mood symptoms
-mood sypmtoms present duirng most of active and residual periods
-chronic
-more sever than schizophrenia |
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at least 1 of:
-delusions
-hallucinations
-disorganized speech/behavior
last 1 day to less than 1 month
linked with significant stressors |
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-persitent and non-bizarre delusional beliefs
-never meet criteria for schizophrenia |
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| subtypes of delusions---erotomanic |
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| belief that someone who is of higher social status is in love you |
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| subtypes of delusions---somatic |
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| belief that there is some sort of pshycial disease or problem with you that isn't true |
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| subtypes of delusions---grandiose |
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| belief you are more than what you are |
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| subtypes of delusions--jealous |
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| belief that you spouse is having an affair |
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| subtypes of delusions--persecutory |
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| belief that someone or something is after you |
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| subtypes of delusions--mixed |
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