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residual
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phase of an illness that occurs after remission of the florid symptoms or the full syndrome
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prodromal
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early signs or symptoms of a dissorder
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psychomotor agitation
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excessi ve motor activity associated with a feeling of inner tension
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catatonic excitement
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excited motor activity apparently purposeless and not influenced by external stimuli
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compulsion
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repetitive and purposeless behavior in response to an obsession
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echolalia
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echoing of words
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echopraxia
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imitation of movements
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catatonic negativism
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an apparently motiveless resitance to all instructions or attempts to be moved (ex. firmly clech jaws when asked to open mouth)
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Those where the dissorders of the motor aspects
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Coming up are the disorders of perception
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Illusion
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misperception of real stimulus
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hallucination
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sensory perception without stimulus
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auditory hallucination
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h. of sound (most common voices)
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visual hallucination
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no external stimulus, but still see things
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olfactory hallucination
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smell things that arent there
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tactile hallucination
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feel things that arent there
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somatic hallucination
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feel things within the body (dif. than tactile hallucinations in that tactile is usually on outside of the body skin)
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Dissorders of Thinking
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Dissorders of thinking
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distractability
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attention drawn to irrelevant stimulus
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pressure of speech
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speech that is increased in amount accelaerated and difficult or impossible to inturrupt
manic episodes shcizo organic mentail dissoders dimentia |
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poverty of speech
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restricted, answers brief and unaloborate
manic episodes shcizo organic mentail dissoders dimentia |
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preservation
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persistent repition of words and ideas
Organic mental dissorders shizo psychotic dissorders |
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circumstantiality
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speech that is inderect and gives too much details(wont get to the point)
OCD |
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tangentiality
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strays from the topic and fails to return to the point
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flight of ideas
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continous flow with abrupt changes from topic to topic
manic episodes organic metal disorders schizo |
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loosening of associations
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speech shifts from one subject to another that is completely unrelated
(think of watergate) |
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clanging
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speech in which sounds rather than meaningful relationships govern word choice
rhyming and punning schizo manic depressant |
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neologisms
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new words invented by the subject, distortions of words
schizophrenia |
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incoherence
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speech that is not understandable: incoherence, illogical, no connection between phrases sentences
organic mental dissorders schizo |
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blocking
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lose thier train of thought, after seconds of silence cant recall
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illogical thinking
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contains obvious internal contradictions...may result from a delusional belief
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Dellusion
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false personal belief despite what everyone else believes
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persecutory dellusion
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a person or group is being harassed, cheated, persecuted
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grandiose delusion
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exagerated sense of ones importance
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delusion of refrence
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theme is that events, objects, or other poeple in the persons immediate environment is related to them
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somatic delusion
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delusions of the body...
people think they are pregnant when they are not a person thinks their nose is horrible when its normal |
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poverty delusion
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a person will become extremely poor
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jealous dellusion
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one sexual partner is unfaithful
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delusion of being controlled
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feelings thoughts and actions are being imposed by external control
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Nihilistic Delusion
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i no longer have a brain
there is no need to eat, because i have no insides |
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Bizarre Delusion
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a false belief that is totally implausable
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systematized delusion
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single delusion with multiple elaborations related by a single event or theme
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paranoid ideation
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ideation, of less than delusional proportions, involving suspiciousness or the belief that one is being harassed, persecuted or unfairly treated
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grandiosity
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inflated appraisal of ones worth
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ideas of refrence
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idea held less firmly than a delusion..important significance
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obsessions
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recurrent and persistent sensless ideas
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phobia
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persistent irational fear
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poverty of content of speech
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adequate in amount, but conveys little information because of vagueness, content, etc
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Magical thinking
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the belief that you can will something into happening
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anxiety
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aprehension, tension, uneasiness
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panic attacks
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sudden onset of intense apprehension, fearfulness, or terror
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dysphoric mood
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unpleasant mood such as depression, irratability
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irratable mood
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internalized feeling of tension associated with being easily annoyed and provoked to anger
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euthymic mood
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normal range
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elevated mood
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more cheerful than normal
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euphoric mood
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exaggerated feeling of well being
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expansive mood
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lack of restrain in expressing ones feelings
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Mood congruent psychotic features
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delusions or hallucinations are connected to the mood
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mood incongruent psychotic features
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psychosis not connected to the mood
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disturbance of orientation
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confused about time of day, season, place, or who one is
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Hypermnesia
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exaggerated memory, ability to remember material that is not ordinarily availiby
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amnesia
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loss of memory
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Antrograde Amnesia
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loss of memory of events that occur after the onset
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retrograde amnesia
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loss of memory of events that occured before
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confabulation
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fabrications of facts..not consciously attempting to decieve
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pseudodementia
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clinical features resembling a dementia that are not due to organic brain dysfunciont or disease
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dementia
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a chronic, typically irreversible, loss of intellecutal functioning in consequence of organic brain pathology
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deja vu
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think its happened before
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jamais vu
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a person in a familiar situation percieves he has never experienced it before
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fugue
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a person suddenly leaves an activity to go on a journey, or wonder and it has nothing to do with what one was doing
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depersonalization
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an alteration of perception of experience...self estrangement
seeing oneself from above |
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insomnia
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cant sleep
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conversion symptom
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loss or alteration of physical functioning that is psychologically based
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neurotic/neuroses
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no longer used...distressing symptoms, unwelcome psych state, not as severe as psychosis
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psychotic/psychoses
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gross impairment in reality..new reality
delusions or hallucinations |
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ego-syntonic
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symptoms congruent with persons wishes, no desire to change
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ego-dystonic
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symptoms incongruent with persons wishes, desire to change
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