1
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what type of trauma is higher risk for developing PTSD
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repetitive trauma
2
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what part of brain is activated during thrrat
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midbrain superior colliculi
periaqueductal gray
3
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what hormone is low in PTSD
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cortisol
4
Q
history of PTSD
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exposure to trauma - death/threatened death, serious injury etc intense fear/helplessmess/horror intrusive symptoms (flashbacks) avoidance symptoms
5
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treatment of PTSD
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EMDR
SSRIs
Psychiatry HK
flashcards
Decks in class (21)
# Cards
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Neurobiology and neurochemistry in psych29
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pysch definitions26
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Schizophrenia37
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depression (clinical)29
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management of depression and antidepressants34
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Bipolar clinical12
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Bipolar management14
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anxiety (clinical)19
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anxiety management23
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eating disorders23
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capacity and consent12
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PTSD5
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Functional Disorders7
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genetics5
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Learning Disabilities16
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Dementia15
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ADHD and ASD9
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mental state exam12
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Alcohol addiction and withdrawal33
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opiate addiction and withdrawal7
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personality disorders16
