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Schizophrenia quiz


Schizophrenia quizVersión en línea Test your knowledge on these topics :) por Anna 1 what does the word schizo mean a Split b Half c Voices d Hallucinations 2 What is the most common pyschotic disorder a Depression b Schizophrenia c Anorexia 3 Causes of schizophrenia Choose one or more answers a Genetic risk factor b Family history c Adverse childhood d Frontal cortex e Drugs and alcohol 4 "Positive" symptoms of schizophrenia Choose one or more answers a Hallucinations b Delusions c Loss of interest in life d Cognitive decline 5 "Negative" symptoms of schizophrenia Choose one or more answers a Loss of interest in life b Lack of concentration c Feeling uncomfortable around others d Hallucinations 6 What is the first line treatment for schizophrenia a Antipsychotics b Anti depressants 7 How do second gen antipsychotics work(Atypical) a They work on a wider range of receptors b Only the dopamine (D2) receptor c Only the serotonin 5HT2A receptor d The GABA receptor 8 Which type or antipsychotic work by supporting both the "positive" and "negative" symptoms a Atypical (second gen) b First gen 9 Examples of Atypical antipsychotics Choose one or more answers a Risperidone b Aripiprazole c Quetiapine d Haloperidol 10 Examples of first gen antipsychotics Choose one or more answers a Flupentixol b Amisulpride c Levomepromazine d Zuclopenthixol 11 How long should patients take their antipsychotics before determining effectiveness? a 1-2 days b 4-6 weeks c 2-3 weeks 12 Common side effects for antipsychotics Choose one or more answers a Extrapyramidal symptoms b Cardiovascular side effects c Weight gain d Drowsiness 13 When are patients started on clozapine a Once they have been institutionalised b After 2 weeks on either a first or second gen with no results c After trying 2 other treatments and not responding 14 Which service must patients register with once started on clozapine? a A universal clozapine service b A brand specific clozapine service c A GP surgery 15 If a patient hasn't received their clozapine dose in 48 hours what must happen? a The dose must be titrated b They can continue to take their regular dose c Stop taking their clozapine all together 16 Should a persons nicotine intake be considered when taking clozapine? Choose one or more answers a Yes b No Feedback 1 Schizo=split and phrenia= mind , the term means split mind- leading to a lot of the misrepresentation of the disorder. 2 Affects 1% of the population and affects men and women equally. 6 Antipsychotics work by blocking dopamine (D2) receptors 7 They work on the dopamine receptors as well as the serotonin 5HT2A receptor 8 First gen can support "positive" symptoms but often have little to no effect on "negative" symptoms whilst atypical help both 13 Clozapine is known as the most effective antipsychotic however its restricted due to its association with a rare blood disorder(Agranulocytosis) 16 Yes Clozapine levels can increase by 70% if a person stops smoking so patients must have access to their nicotine and speak to their consultant if they are reducing or quitting.

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what does the word schizo mean

What is the most common pyschotic disorder

Causes of schizophrenia

"Positive" symptoms of schizophrenia

"Negative" symptoms of schizophrenia

What is the first line treatment for schizophrenia

How do second gen antipsychotics work(Atypical)

Which type or antipsychotic work by supporting both the "positive" and "negative" symptoms

Examples of Atypical antipsychotics

Examples of first gen antipsychotics

How long should patients take their antipsychotics before determining effectiveness?

Common side effects for antipsychotics

When are patients started on clozapine

Which service must patients register with once started on clozapine?

If a patient hasn't received their clozapine dose in 48 hours what must happen?

Should a persons nicotine intake be considered when taking clozapine?