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the one where rory is a psych major ♡ #studytwt #psychtwt

para sa bayan, para sa mapagpalayang sikolohiya

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this way, you can tell if the mood episode occurs in minority, majority, or if the psychotic symptoms disappear soon as the mood episode disappears too!

and ofc, if the schizophrenifom symptoms exceeds the 6 month duration, it becomes schizophrenia.

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✓ differential diagnosis re: schizophrenifom, schizoaffective, mdd with psychotic features

learned this from sir henry!

in distinguishing these disorders, you can draw a number line to indicate the presence and absence of mood and psychotic episodes.

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si talentlizard ang tamang combination ng matalino and whimsical tlg 😭🫵🏻 sha lang nakaisip niyan!!!!

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guys while nagre-recall ako ng mga org theories, gumawa ako ng mini au para matandaan ko sila HAHAHAHAHA gumagana pagiging au writer q 👉🏻👈🏻

grabe yung tea nina classical and neo-classical no? pag eto nakalimutan niyo pa ewan ko nalang talaga #rpmtwt

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'yung 1st, 2nd, 3rd sa number line ay months JSJAHDHSHAH for clarification !!

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teka hinga muna aku......

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schizo exclusion criteriom

✓ rule out schizoaffective, mdd with psychotic, and bp with psychotic

1. no symptoms of MDE or manic ep is present in the total duration
2. Major mood ep must be present in MINORITY of total duration

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SCHIZOPHRENIA

✓ criterion a: at least 2, with 1 being 1,2, or 3

1. delusion
2. hallucination
3. disorganized speech
4. disorganized behavior
5. negative symptoms

✓ c.b; decline in functioning
✓ c.c duration more than 6 mo

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SCHIZOPHRENIA

✓ criterion a: at least 2, with 1 being 1,2, or 3

1. delusion
2. hallucination
3. disorganized speech
4. disorganized behavior
5. negative symptoms

✓ c.b; decline in functioning
✓ c.c duration more than 6 mo

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may sshare aq dito later, natutunan ko lang kay sir henry sa compre namin hahahahaha re: schizophrenifom vs schizoaffective vs mdd with psychotic features

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SCHIZOPHRENIFORM

✓ schizophrenia but 1 month to 6 months

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SCHIZOPHRENIFORM

✓ schizophrenia but 1 month to 6 months

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specifiers

✓ with marked stressor - brief reactive psychosis
✓ without marked stressor
✓ w catatonia
✓ with postopartum or peripartum onset

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BRIEF PSYCHOTIC DISORDER

✓ at least 1 psychotic symptom (except negative symptoms)
✓ acute - remits in less than 1 month - full remission

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@siekolohista YESSSS agreee! sobrang diverse and yet helpful kasi biglang nalabas sa drills kung saan saan ang facts niyaa

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BRIEF PSYCHOTIC DISORDER

✓ at least 1 psychotic symptom (except negative symptoms)
✓ acute - remits in less than 1 month - full remission

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Premorbid - will indicate that prior to the diagnosis of the psychotic disorder, a schizotypal pd diagnosis was already made

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✓ if BOTH schizotypal pd and any schizophrenia and related disorder symptoms are met, diagnose the psychotic disorder

✓ BUT if schizotypal pd symptoms occured before psychotic disorder, they can co-occur (premorbid)

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SCHIZOTYPAL PD
✓ also considered part of schizophrenia spectrum
✓ does not have psychosis, but only psychotic-like symptoms
✓ abnormalities of beliefs, thinking, and perception are below the threshold for diagnosis of any psychotic disorder

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SCHIZOTYPAL PD
✓ also considered part of schizophrenia spectrum
✓ does not have psychosis, but only psychotic-like symptoms
✓ abnormalities of beliefs, thinking, and perception are below the threshold for diagnosis of any psychotic disorder

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✓ for a COMBINED presentation, both inattention and hyperactivity should be met with at least 6 symptoms EACH

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by EACH, i mean that if the clinician is observing symptoms based on criteria,

✓ at least 6 symptoms for inattention must be met for a predominantly inattentive subtype
✓ at least 6 symptoms for hyperactivity must be met for a predominantly hyperactive subtype

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by EACH, i mean that if the clinician is observing symptoms based on criteria,

✓ at least 6 symptoms for inattention must be met for a predominantly inattentive subtype
✓ at least 6 symptoms for hyperactivity must be met for a predominantly hyperactive subtype

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ADHD

inattention
hyperactive-impulsive
combined

✓ diagnosis is specified to the predominant subtype which can be either or both.
✓ 6/9 symptoms for EACH
✓ if 17 yo above, 5/9 symptoms EACH

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additional info: the thing about tic disorders is that if a higher level disorder is already diagnosed, you cannot go down the spectrum again.

thus, if Tourette's disorder is diagnosed, it becomes the diagnosis even if either one of the motor or vocal tics is not present

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TIC Disorders

✓ Tourettes - one or more vocal and/or motor tics, more than 1 year, below 18 onset

✓ Persistent Motor or Vocal Tic - motor OR vocal tics, more than 1 year, below 18 onset

✓ Provisional Tic Disorder - motor and/or vocal tics, less than 1 year, below 18 onset

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TIC Disorders

✓ Tourettes - one or more vocal and/or motor tics, more than 1 year, below 18 onset

✓ Persistent Motor or Vocal Tic - motor OR vocal tics, more than 1 year, below 18 onset

✓ Provisional Tic Disorder - motor and/or vocal tics, less than 1 year, below 18 onset

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✓ ASD and SMD can be diagnosed together if the stereotypic movements cause self-injury or if requires additional clinical attention

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STEREOTYPIC MOVEMENT DISORDER

✓ Repetitive, nonfunctional movements; can be self-injurious or non-self injurious
✓ symptoms also common in ASD