Schizophrenia spectrum and other psychotic disorders 10-1

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What are common things schizophrenics experience?

auditory, hearing voices

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What do individuals with schizophrenia often have?

hallucinations

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Schizophrenics experience delusions

true

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What does schizo mean in schizophrenia?

to split

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What is psychosis?

different place, different reality,

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What is psychosis characterized by?

by unusual thinking, distorted perceptions, and odd behaviors

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What are hallucinations?

false sensory perception

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What are delusions?

false belief

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What is psychosis?

severe mental condition characterized by a loss of contact with reality

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What psychosis most often associated with?

schizophrenia, however, psychotic experiences may occur across many physical experiences and psychological disorders

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What is meant by the term schizophrenia?

severe psychological disorder characterized by disorganization in thought, perception, and behavior

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What was schizophrenia formerly known as?

Dementia Praecox

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In schizophrenia there are variability in symptoms, treatment responses, course and outcome

true

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What are the misconceptions regarding schizophrenia?

regarding multiple personalities (schizophrenia is not split personalities)

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Significant stigma is associated with schizophrenia

true

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What are the positive symptoms of schizophrenia?

behaviors that people most often associate with schizophrenia, consist of unusual thoughts, feelings, and behaviors

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Delusions (persecutory delusions and delusions of influence) are known to be positive symptoms of schizophrenia

true

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Schizophrenics go through disorganized thought

true

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What is disorganized thought?

Inferred from abnormal speech (e.g., loose associations, thought blocking, clang associations)

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What is catatonia?

Waxy flexibility where someone can keep consistent in the same position for hours and hours

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What are the negative symptoms of schizophrenia?

behaviors, emotions, or thought processes (cognitions) that exist in people without a psychiatric disorder but are absent (or are substantially diminished) in people with schizophrenia

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Negative symptoms of schizophrenia experience what type of emotional expression?

diminished emotional expression

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What is anhedonia, part of negative symptoms

lack of capacity for pleasure

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What is avolition, part of negative symptoms?

apathy where they do not have desire to do anything

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What is alogia, part of negative symptoms

decreased quality/quantity of speech

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What is considered another negative symptom of schizophrenia?

psychomotor retardation

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Schizophrenia cognitive impairments: What are one of the earliest signs of schizophrenia?

Deficits in cognitive ability

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Deficits in cognitive ability are one of the earliest signs of schizophrenia they are what?

-long lasting

-strongly correlated with functional impairment

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What do the cognitive impairments of schizophrenia include?

•Impairments in visual and verbal learning and memory

•Inability to pay attention

•Decreased speed of information processing

•Impaired abstract reasoning and executive functioning

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Schizophrenia cognitive impairments: what is social cognition?

ability to perceive, interpret, and understand social information including other people’s beliefs, attitudes, and emotions

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What are the impairments of schizophrenia in social cognition?

•Inability to perceive social nuances and engage in basic conversation

•Inability to identify the emotional states of other people and comprehend sarcasm and lies

•Reduced emotional responses to positive and negative events