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| When do Panic Disorders manifest |
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| What is the most common anxiety disorder |
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| Anxiety and depression have ___% comorbidity |
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| Cardiac, trembling, shortness of breath, chocking, dizzy, lose control, fear of dying and will do anything to avoid one |
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| What would a GAD present? |
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| Muscle tension, GI, pulmonary, unable to relax, initial insomnia (can't fall asleep), poor concentration |
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| Flashbacks, nightmares, "trigger" stimulii, unable to relax, intrusive thoughts, avoidance behaviors, dread |
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| What are some pharmacotherapy agents for treatment of anxiety |
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Benzodiazepines "Valium"
SSRI's
MAO inhibitors for phobias |
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| Which disorder has the strongest degree of familial aggregation? |
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| do receptor genes like adrenergic play a role in anxiety disorders? |
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| Name some individual etiologies of anxiety |
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1. Genetic
2. Temperament
3. Autonomic reactivity
4. Neurobio factors |
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| What's maternal deprivation? |
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| Take the baby rat away from the mother, return the rat and it gets over cleansed by the mother, this baby rate will be more stress resistant than other rats |
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| Anxiety involves 3 systems, what are they |
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1. CRH
2. Serotonin system
3. GABA system |
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| Which part of the limbic system is key in mediating human emotional state? |
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| What happens in the hippocampus in panic disorder? How about PTSD? |
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1. Increased Left Hippocampal Metabolism
2. Reduce Hippocampal Activation |
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| ______ activity correlates w/ the inability to recall traumatic events in PTSD patients |
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