Can you name the psychological conditions and related drugs?

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Condition/Drug characterized by...Condition/DrugPoints of Interest
gradual change in memory with agnosia, apraxia, aphasia, or loss of exec. fxning
GABA and dopamine-like effects, used to treat cataplexy
dopamine reuptake inhbition activity, typically used to treat narcolepsy.
hallucinations resulting from cocaine, meth, PCP, or LSD use
social inhibition and feelings of inadequacy
gradiosity and a lack of empathy secondary to low self-esteem
acute discomfort in social relationships with odd thoughts and eccentric behavior
schizophrenia-like symptoms persisting for more than a day but less than six months
schizophrenia-like symptoms that persist after a concurrent mood disorder has been corrected.
increased GABA activity with a side effect profile including alopecia, elevated LFTs, and platelet dysfunction
submissive and clingy behavior
dramatic, emotional, erractic PDs
sodium channel stabilization with a side effect profile including nausea, dizziness, and leukopenia.
non-bizarre delusion that does not interfere with normal functioning.
Anxious, Fearful PDs
perfectionism and rigidity
detachment from social relationships
Condition/Drug characterized by...Condition/DrugPoints of Interest
a paradoxical effect of mood stabilizers (increased risk of)
distrust and suspiciousness of others
sodium channel transport modification and myo-1-inositol-phosphatase inhibition activity.
adenosine receptor antagonist activity
disregard for the rights of others
excessive emotionality and attention-seeking behavior
odd or eccentric behavior PDs
monoamine reuptake inhibition activity, typically used to treat ADHD
delusions, hallucinations, and negative symptoms lasting for two months during a six month period
deeply ingrained stable, lifelong, inflexible and maladaptive patterns
unstable interpersonal relationship and self-image
norepinephrine reuptake inhibition activity, also used to treat ADHD
sudden change in cognition and attention
norepinephrine and serotonin reuptake inhibition activity, used to treat obesity.
schizophrenia-like positive symptoms persisting for more than a day but less than a month
norepinephrine reuptake inhibition activity, used to treat obesity.
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Psychopathology Review Quiz

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