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Psychomotor Behavior
Agitation
rocking, pacing, hand wringing
Psychomotor Behavior
Retardation
monotone speech
hypoactivity
Psychomotor Behavior
Catatonic posturing
mute woman with specific posture for no reason
Psychomotor Behavior
Echopraxia
copying examiner's posture or movements
Psychomotor Behavior
Cataplexy
Holding awkward position or posture for long period of time
Psychomotor Behavior
waxy flexibility
partial passive resistance to movement which gives away in a wax like fashion.
Speech
Dysprosody
loss of normal rhythm or melody of speech
can happen after stroke
Speech
Thought blocking
interruption of speech in mid sentence followed by silence
Speech
Clang association
thought/words are connected by sounds.
Speech
Perseveration
repetition of particular phrases or words without relevance to question.
Speech
Echolalia
immediate repetiono of anothe person's words or phrases
Affect (expression of emotions)
Labile affect
mood shifts rapidly and frequently during short period of time
Affect (expression of emotions)
constricted affect
constant expression of mood
Affect (expression of emotions)
blunted affect
expression of little emotional energy
Affect (expression of emotions)flat affect
no expression of emotional energy
Affect (expression of emotions)
inapproptriate affect
sudden explosive laughter without apparent reason
Affect (expression of emotions)
mood congruent affect
related to mood, depression
Thought Processes
loosening of association
loss of connection of ideas. does not complete sentences. ideas jump
Thought Processes
word salad
incoherent jumble of speech
Thought Processes
Flight of ideas
rapid speech, changes abruptly from idea to idea
can follow ideas, but will jump.
will complete sentences
Thought Processes
circumstantial
unnecessary detailed path in answering questions, but reaches conclusion
Thought Processes
tangential
long time in an attempt to answer question, but does not reach goal.
Thought Processes
derailment
vague, rambling, disconnected verbal expressions
Thought Processes
Neologism
creating new words and using them as if they have a meaning.
Thought Content
Delusions
Persecutory
false belief that one is being harmed or threatened, victim of conspiracy
Thought Content
Delusions
Grandiose
false belief that one is exceptionally powerful, talented, or important
Thought Content
Delusions of reference
Ideas of reference (more associated with depression)
false belief that certain objects/people/events have intense personal meaning
TV announcer talking directly to individual
Thought Content
religious Delusions
false belief, typically grandiose, messenger of God
Thought Content
Delusions of love
(erotomania)
(Cl erambault syndrome)
false belief that another person is in love with you. person often of higher power
Thought Content
Delusions of infidelity
(morbid jealousy, Othello syndrome)
false belief that one's lover has been unfaithful
Thought Content
Delusions of infestation
(Ekbom's syndrome)
false belief one is infested with SMALL but VISIBLE organisms, not just feel. typically not drug induced.
Thought Content
Nihilistic Delusions
(Cotard's syndrome)
Somatic Delusions
believes oneself, others, or world is non-existant and about to end.
'I feel dead'
Thought Content
Delusions of Control
false belief that one's thoughts, feelings, etc are being controlled.
Thought Content
Delusions
thought insertion
someone is inserting thoughts
Thought Content
Delusions
thought withdrawl
someone is takign thoughts out
Thought Content
Delusions
thought broadcasting
someone can hear patient's thoughts
Thought Content
Delusions of misidentification
(Capgras syndrome)
familial person has been replaced by an exact double, usually loved one
Thought Content
Delusions
Fregoli syndrome
belief that complete sranger is a familiar person