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Amphetamine abuse . See also Stimulant abuse
in adolescence , 349–53
schizophrenia and , 79
Amygdala
activating factors , 176–77
in anxiety disorders , 186
developmental changes , xxix, 175
extended, in drug addiction , 375–76
Anandamide , 354
Angel dust , 371
Animal models, substance use disorders , 372–77 , 373 f, 374 f
Annenberg Public Policy Center
primary care physician survey , 580–95
school mental health professionals survey , 598–615
Annie E. Casey Foundation Blue Sky Project , 555
Anorexia nervosa . See also Eating disorders
age differences , 261
binge eating/purging subtype , 260–61 , 260 t
combination therapy , 294
comorbidity , 272–73 , 309 , 327
diagnostic criteria , 259–61 , 260 t, 262–63 , 326
diagnostic migration , 274 , 327
dieting and , 304 , 317–18
DSM-IV criteria , 259–61 , 260 t, 262–63
epidemiology , 263–72 , 275 t, 277 t, 326–27
etiology , 258–59
full-syndrome , 266 , 268
genetics , 311–12
inpatient treatment , 295–96
medical complications , 275–78 , 276 t, 327
osteopenia in , 278 , 279–80
outcome , 273–74 , 327
outpatient treatment , 295
partial-syndrome , 268
pharmacotherapy , 291–92 , 297–98
prevalence , 263–68 , 270 , 275 t, 277 t
prevention programs , 319–23
combined , 322
in high-risk populations and settings , 322
research agenda , 332
targeted , 321–22
universal , 319–21
psychosocial therapy , 284–88
evaluation , 287
randomized controlled trials , 284–87
relapse prevention , 296
refeeding in , 279
relapse prevention , 294–96 , 297–98 , 329
restricting subtype , 260 , 260 t
risk factors , 305–12 , 306 t, 330
biological , 311
eating and weight-related , 308–9
environmental , 309–11
general , 306–8
genetic , 311–12
individual , 308
weight restoration , 280–81
Antepartum depression , 32
Anticonvulsants, in schizophrenia , 126
Antidepressants . See also specific drugs
for anorexia nervosa , 292 , 298–99
for bipolar disorder , 51
for bulimia nervosa , 293–94 , 298
for generalized anxiety disorder , 195 , 197–98
heterocyclic, for major depressive disorder , 43
for major depressive disorder
in adults , 42–43
in children and adolescents , 43–47
combination and augmentation therapy , 43 , 46 , 47–48
public health advisory on , 484–85
in schizophrenia , 126
selective serotonin and noradrenaline reuptake inhibitor, for major depressive disorder , 42
selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor . See Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors
suicidal ideation and , xxxvi, 43–44 , 435 , 485 , 618
for suicide attempters , 482–83 , 484–85
tricyclic
for generalized anxiety disorder , 195 , 197
for major depressive disorder
in adults , 43
in children and adolescents , 45 , 45 t
for panic disorder , 203
Antipsychotics . See also specific drugs
atypical
for anorexia nervosa , 292
for bipolar disorder
in adults , 50–51
with mood stabilizers , 53
for major depressive disorder , 43
for schizophrenia
acute treatment , 120 , 121t–124 t, 125
adjuncts to , 126–27
maintenance treatment , 128 , 129t–131 t
side effects , 125
Anxiety disorders , xxvii
age differences , 168
autonomic nervous system abnormalities , 177–78 , 223–24
biological correlates , 177–81
biological features , 175–76
brain developmental changes , 175–76
brain imaging , 178–79
cognitive-behavioral therapy , 185–86
developmental considerations , 186
education and skill-building , 185
exposure exercises , 185–86
history and rationale , 184–86
end p.792
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