High-yield behavioral science Barbara Fadem.

Por:

Fadem, Barbara

Detalles de publicación: Philadelphia Wolters Kluwer/Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Health c2013.Edición: 4th edDescripción: xvi, 141 pages illustrations 26 cmISBN:

9781451130300 (alk. paper)

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Clasificación CDD:

616.0019 F144h4 23

Clasificación LoC:

R726.5 .F334 2013

Clasificación NLM:

WM 18.2

Contenidos:

Child development -- Adolescence and adulthood -- Aging, death, and bereavement -- Psychoanalytic theory -- Learning theory and behavioral medicine -- Substance-related disorders -- Sleep -- The genetics of behavior -- Behavioral neuroanatomy and neurochemistry -- Psychopharmacology -- Schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders -- Mood disorders -- Cognitive disorders -- Other psychiatric disorders -- Suicide -- Tests to determine neuropsychological functioning -- The family, culture, and illness -- Sexuality -- Violence and abuse -- The physician patient relationship -- Health care delivery -- Legal and ethical issues in medical practice -- Epidemiology -- Statistical analyses.

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High-Yield(tm) Behavioral Science, Fourth Edition presents a concise review of the behavioral science material tested on the USMLE Step 1. The High-Yield(tm) outline format, with tables, diagrams, photographs, and images to clarify important material, provides a concentrated, efficient review for both course exams and the USMLE. Patient Snapshots present clinical scenarios and pose specific questions. Annotated answers and explanations appear at the end of each chapter. This edition is thoroughly updated, consistent with DSM-IV-TR, and reorganized into six major sections: The Life Cycle; Biological and Psychological Bases of Behavior; Psychopathology; Social Behavior; The Practice of Medicine; and Epidemiology and Statistics.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Preface(p. ix)
Acknowledgments(p. xi)
1 Child Development(p. 1)
I Infancy: Birth to 15 Months(p. 1)
II The Toddler Years: 16 Months-2½ Years(p. 3)
III The Preschooler: 3-6 Years(p. 4)
IV School Age: 7-11 Years(p. 5)
2 Adolescence and Adulthood(p. 7)
I Adolescence: 11-20 Years(p. 7)
II Early Adulthood: 20-40 Years(p. 8)
III Middle Adulthood: 40-65 Years(p. 9)
3 Aging, Death, and Bereavement(p. 11)
I Aging(p. 11)
II Drying, Death, and Bereavement(p. 12)
4 Psychodynamic Theory and Defense Mechanisms(p. 14)
I Freud's Theories of the Mind(p. 14)
II Psychoanalysis and Related Therapies(p. 14)
III Defense Mechanisms(p. 15)
5 Learning Theory and Behavioral Medicine(p. 18)
I Overview(p. 18)
II Habituation and Sensitization(p. 18)
III Classical Conditioning(p. 18)
IV Operant Conditioning(p. 19)
V Application of Behavioral Techniques to Medicine(p. 21)
6 Substance-Related Disorders(p. 23)
I Overview of Substance-Related Disorders(p. 23)
II Neurotransmitter Associations(p. 23)
III Identifying Substance Use Disorders(p. 25)
IV Management of Substance Use Disorders(p. 27)
7 Sleep(p. 28)
I The Awake State and the Normal Sleep State(p. 28)
II Sleep Disorders(p. 28)
8 The Genetics of Behavior(p. 33)
I Genetics Studies(p. 33)
II Genetic Origins of Psychiatric Disorders(p. 33)
III Genetic Origins of Neuropsychiatric Disorders(p. 34)
IV Alcoholism(p. 36)
9 Behavioral Neuroanatomy and Neurochemistry(p. 37)
I Neuroanatomy(p. 37)
II Neurotransmission(p. 37)
III Biogenic Amines(p. 39)
IV Amino Acid Neurotransmitters are Involved in Most Synapses in the Brain(p. 41)
10 Psychopharmacology(p. 42)
I Agents Used to Treat Psychosis(p. 42)
II Agents Used to Treat Mood Disorders(p. 42)
III Agents Used to Treat Anxiety(p. 48)
IV Psychoactive Medications in Pregnancy(p. 49)
11 Schizophrenia and Other Psychotic Disorders(p. 51)
I Psychiatric Disorders: The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (4th Edition, Text Revision [DSM-IV-TRI]) and 5th Edition (DSM-5)(p. 51)
II Overview of Schizophrenia and the Psychotic Disorders(p. 52)
III Etiology(p. 54)
IV Clinical Signs and Symptoms(p. 54)
V Prognosis and Management(p. 55)
12 Mood Disorders(p. 57)
I Definition, Categories, and Epidemiology(p. 57)
II Etiology(p. 58)
III Clinical Signs and Symptoms(p. 59)
IV Differential Diagnosis, Prognosis, and Management(p. 59)
13 Cognitive Disorders(p. 61)
I Overview(p. 61)
II Dementia of the Alzheimer Type (Alzheimer Disease)(p. 62)
14 Other Psychiatric Disorders(p. 65)
I Anxiety Disorders(p. 65)
II Somatoform Disorders, Factitious Disorder, and Malingering(p. 66)
III Personality Disorders(p. 67)
IV Dissociative Disorders(p. 69)
V Obesity and Eating Disorders(p. 69)
VI Neuropsychiatric Disorders in Childhood(p. 71)
15 Suicide(p. 74)
I Epidemiology(p. 74)
II Suicidal Behavior(p. 74)
III Risk Factors(p. 74)
16 Tests to Determine Neuropsychological Functioning(p. 77)
I Overview(p. 77)
II Intelligence Tests(p. 77)
III Personality Tests(p. 78)
IV Neuropsychological Tests(p. 78)
V Psychological Evaluation of Patients with Psychiatric Symptoms(p. 79)
VI Biological Evaluation of Patients with Psychiatric Symptoms(p. 80)
17 The Family, Culture, and Illness(p. 83)
I The Family(p. 83)
II United States Culture(p. 84)
18 Sexuality(p. 86)
I Sexual Development(p. 86)
II The Biology of Sexuality in Adulthood(p. 87)
III Sexual Dysfunction and Paraphilias(p. 88)
IV Special Issues in Sexuality: Illness, Injury, and Aging(p. 90)
V Drugs and Sexuality(p. 91)
19 Violence and Abuse(p. 93)
I Violence(p. 93)
II Abuse and Neglect of Children and the Elderly(p. 94)
III Physical and Sexual Abuse of Domestic Partners(p. 96)
IV Sexual Aggression: Rape and Related Crimes(p. 96)
20 The Physician-Patient Relationship(p. 98)
I Communicating with Patients(p. 98)
II The Ill Patient(p. 102)
III Adherence(p. 103)
IV Stress and Illness(p. 104)
V Special Patient Populations(p. 105)
21 Health Care Delivery(p. 107)
I Health Care Delivery Systems(p. 107)
II Physicians(p. 108)
III Cost of Health Care(p. 109)
IV Health Insurance(p. 109)
V Demographics of Health(p. 110)
22 Legal and Ethical Issues in Medical Practice(p. 112)
I Professional Behavior(p. 112)
II Legal Competence and Capacity(p. 113)
III Informed Consent(p. 113)
IV Confidentiality(p. 114)
V Infectious Diseases(p. 115)
VI Advance Directives(p. 115)
VII Death and Euthanasia(p. 116)
23 Epidemiology(p. 118)
I Overview(p. 118)
II Research Study Design(p. 118)
III Measurement of Risk(p. 119)
IV Testing(p. 120)
24 Statistical Analyses(p. 125)
I Variables and Measures of Dispersion and Central Tendency(p. 125)
II Hypothesis Testing(p. 127)
III Statistical Tests(p. 128)
Index(p. 131)

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