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C/F prodrome social contact, drive Acute phase Chronic phase
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acute phase appearance and behavior withdrawal,perplexity,violance, posturing Affect suspiciosness,bewilderment, incongruent Speech ununderstandable,irrelivant,incoherent
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Acute phase Thought Form, lack of association knight moves neologisms derailment content, delusions primary secondary
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Acute phase Perception auditory hallucination,commentory,3 rd thought echo Self experience Thought interference Broadcasting Withdrwal Insertion Passivity, made action, impulse, feeling, somatic sensation
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Chronic phase Mainly negative symptoms Lack of volition Poverty of affect Poverty of speech Ventricular enlargement Poor response to narcoleptics Poor prognosis
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Epidemiology 25-40 men=women 1%
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Diagnosis Schnieder`s first rank ICD 1O DSM IV Subtypes paranoid disorgenized catatonic
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DDx Depression Mania Delusional disorder Drugs Medical conditions
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Prognosis 20% recover 35% relapsing no symptoms between 20% relapsing symptoms between 20% down since start 10% suicide
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Factors of prognosis Onset Event Family history Premorbid personality Affective symptoms EE IQ Ventricle size Positive or negative culture
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Etiology genetic factors 60 % no family history one parent two parents mono twines di twins
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Etiology environmental factors Season of birth, Influenza, Birth trauma Biological dopamine hypothesis brain changes
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Etiology social factors shizophrenic mother schism skew double bind social class
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Management Admission Violent patient Drugs
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Phenothiazines Aliphatic chlorpromazine ( largactile) Piperdines thioridazine ( melleril) Piprazines trifluorperazine(stelazine) , fluphenazine N/B fluphenazine decanoate (modecate) Actions Antidopaminergic anticholenergic antiserotoninergic, antiadrenergic
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Management SE early hrs intermediate days late months Butyrophenones, haloparidol Atypicals resperdone clozapine, olanzapines ECT
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Management of chronic phase Relapse prevention, atypicals Rehabilitation Services
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Relapse prevention Drugs EE Events Social asylum vs. community
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