Summary: Advanced Cn Suicidality Week 4

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  • 1 ). Psychological and psychiatric aspects of brain disorder: Nature, assessment and implications for clinical neuropsychology

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  • Name 5 psychological and psychiatric aspects of brain disorder

    1. Depression

    2. Anxiety

    3. Apathy

    4. Psychosis

    5. Conversion disorder
  • What hemisphere has a weak association with depression?

    Right hemisphere
  • Why is is difficult to state that depression is associated with epilepsy?

    Medication treating depression can lead to seizures
  • Why is panic complexly associated with epilepsy?

    Fear is a common feature of partial seizures arising from temporal lobe damage
  • What phobias are most common in epilepsy and why?

    Agora and social phobia are most common. Social avoidance is used as a coping response for loss of confidence, perceptions of stigma, fear of falls or seizures
  • What is a common anxiety after TBI?

    Social avoidance and acute stress disorder and risk of PTSD long term
  • What is a common anxiety following stroke?

    agoraphobia and PTSD symptoms (predict health-related quality of life)
  • What is common anxiety disorder reported in Parkinson disease?

    Social anxiety
  • In what neurological conditions is apathy common? Name 4.

    1. TBI

    2. Hypoxic brain damage

    3. Right hemisphere damage

    4. subcortical involvement
  • Apathy is in one kind of dementia a defining factor. Which dementia?

    Frontotemporal dementia
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