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Clozapine

 Clozapine First Atypical antipsychotic and is Drug of Choice in RESISTANT Schizophrenia Low D2 Affinity [Lack of Extrapyramidal S/E]and Strong D4 Affinity Antagonist of 5HT2A, D1, D3 and Alpha-adrenergic receptor Preferred Antipsychotic in patient who with EPM side effects including tardive dyskinesia S/E – Sedation, Syncope, hypotension, tachycardia, Nausea & Vomiting, Weight Gain [Highest], […]

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Acute psychotic disorder

Acute psychotic disorder Delusion, hallucination and disorganization symptoms like schizophrenia Does not meet the duration criteria for diagnosis of schizophrenia Preceded by STRESSOR [Stressful Life Event] and may be precipitated by Fever ICD -10 [Acute & Transient Psychotic Ds] DSM5 [ if Duration < 1 Month Brief Psychotic Disorder Duration 1-6 Months – Schizophreniform Disorder]

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Hallucinations

 Hallucinations The different types of hallucinations are: Auditory Hallucinations are the most common hallucinations Visual Hallucinations are the most common hallucinations in Organic Psy. Ds [Delirium] In temporal Lobe Epilepsy all kinds of hallucinations can be present [Like tactile & Olfactory] Tactile Hallucinations are typical feature of cocaine intoxication Hypnagogic Hallucinations – While Falling

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Autism-Signs, Symptoms & Management

Autism-Signs, Symptoms & Management Autistic signs & symptoms: Interacting with others- Little interest in interacting with other people or children of same age group (Lack of social reciprocity) Preferring to play alone Lack social smile. Avoiding eye contact Being unusually intolerant of people entering their own personal space Rarely using gestures or facial expressions when

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Autism-Basics

 Autism-Basics Description- Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is range of similar conditions including Asperger syndrome. Affects person’s social interaction, communication, interests & behavior. In children – ASD symptoms seen before 3 yrs., yet diagnosis can be made after 3yrs of age. Features of autism: Spoken language, behaviour, interaction with others

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Possession of thought

 Possession of thought Possession of thought is sense of Control over one’s thought Obsessions-Thought comes repeatedly in one mind against ones will Thought Alienation Thought Insertion-External agency is inserting foreign thoughts into their mind Thought Withdrawal-Thoughts are being withdrawn from their mind from an external agency Thought Broadcast-Thoughts are escaping from their mind and

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