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CMN 552 Final Exam
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1 in 25 people with have _____ Disorder but at least 1 in 7 Panic Disorder, Panic Attack
will have a ______.
2 clinical features in specific phobia excessive and unreasonable fear of a specific object or situation
exposure to the phobic stimulus causes intense anxiety
2 most prominent negative symptoms in schizophrenia diminished emotional expression and avolition
2 SSRIs that have a high rate of birth defects Paroxetine (Paxil)
Fluoxetine (Prozac)
3 conditions whose symptoms may be improved with the Alzheimer's Disease
use of gingko biloba Anxiety
Schizophrenia
3 levels of CBT therapy: automatic thoughts, intermediate beliefs, cognitive schemata
3 medications appropriate for use in patients with co- sertraline, clonidine, propranolol
occurring PTSD and OCD
3 subtypes of dissociative fugue fugue with awareness of low personal identity
fugue with change of personal identity
fugue with retrograde amnesia
4 dimensions of OCD contamination, pathological doubt, intrusive thoughts, symmetry
4 levels of anxiety? mild, moderate, severe, panic
4 types of positive symptoms hallucinations, delusions, hostility, aggression
, 5 phases of intrafamilial sexual abuse engagement phase, sexual interaction, secrecy phase, disclosure phase,
suppression phase,
an abrupt surge of intense fear or intense discomfort that panic attack
reaches a peak within minutes
abulia lack of ability to act or make decisions
alien thoughts have been put in their mind thought insertion
alogia poverty of speech output (single words, brief phrases)
also called haptic hallucinations tactile hallucinations,
anhedonia
antidepressant that can cause dose dependent cardiac Celexa or Tricyclics
irregularities
appropriate psychopharmacological agents for SSRIs like Zoloft or Paxil, Buspirone, Tofranil and Elavil, Clonidine, Propranolol
improving PTSD symptoms in pediatric patients
appropriate treatment for insomnia in a patient with PTSD Prazosin
aromatherapy that may aid in insomnia? lavender essential oil
asociality lack of interest in social interactions
automatic thoughts: the conscious response to stimuli
avolition decrease in self initiated purposeful activities
baseline labs recommended prior to treatment with serum sodium at baseline and after 4 weeks
Celexa?
behavioral adverse effects in children taking SSRIs agitation, restlessness, activation, hypomania, insomnia, irritability, social
disinhibition
belief that a major catastrophe is going to occur, such as nihilistic delusion
a tornado or the end of the world
best characteristic of psychosis and most common type auditory hallucinations
of hallucinations
Best screening question for GAD Are you a worrier
beta blocker used in the treatment of performance propranolol
anxiety
CMN 552 Final Exam
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Students also studied
study cards (SHEET METAL LEVEL 1)... Glaziers review test MHA 708 QUIZ 1 Chapte
230 terms 124 terms 44 terms 77 terms
steve_wong7 Preview Steph3797 Preview dale_pirkle8 Preview noa
1 in 25 people with have _____ Disorder but at least 1 in 7 Panic Disorder, Panic Attack
will have a ______.
2 clinical features in specific phobia excessive and unreasonable fear of a specific object or situation
exposure to the phobic stimulus causes intense anxiety
2 most prominent negative symptoms in schizophrenia diminished emotional expression and avolition
2 SSRIs that have a high rate of birth defects Paroxetine (Paxil)
Fluoxetine (Prozac)
3 conditions whose symptoms may be improved with the Alzheimer's Disease
use of gingko biloba Anxiety
Schizophrenia
3 levels of CBT therapy: automatic thoughts, intermediate beliefs, cognitive schemata
3 medications appropriate for use in patients with co- sertraline, clonidine, propranolol
occurring PTSD and OCD
3 subtypes of dissociative fugue fugue with awareness of low personal identity
fugue with change of personal identity
fugue with retrograde amnesia
4 dimensions of OCD contamination, pathological doubt, intrusive thoughts, symmetry
4 levels of anxiety? mild, moderate, severe, panic
4 types of positive symptoms hallucinations, delusions, hostility, aggression
, 5 phases of intrafamilial sexual abuse engagement phase, sexual interaction, secrecy phase, disclosure phase,
suppression phase,
an abrupt surge of intense fear or intense discomfort that panic attack
reaches a peak within minutes
abulia lack of ability to act or make decisions
alien thoughts have been put in their mind thought insertion
alogia poverty of speech output (single words, brief phrases)
also called haptic hallucinations tactile hallucinations,
anhedonia
antidepressant that can cause dose dependent cardiac Celexa or Tricyclics
irregularities
appropriate psychopharmacological agents for SSRIs like Zoloft or Paxil, Buspirone, Tofranil and Elavil, Clonidine, Propranolol
improving PTSD symptoms in pediatric patients
appropriate treatment for insomnia in a patient with PTSD Prazosin
aromatherapy that may aid in insomnia? lavender essential oil
asociality lack of interest in social interactions
automatic thoughts: the conscious response to stimuli
avolition decrease in self initiated purposeful activities
baseline labs recommended prior to treatment with serum sodium at baseline and after 4 weeks
Celexa?
behavioral adverse effects in children taking SSRIs agitation, restlessness, activation, hypomania, insomnia, irritability, social
disinhibition
belief that a major catastrophe is going to occur, such as nihilistic delusion
a tornado or the end of the world
best characteristic of psychosis and most common type auditory hallucinations
of hallucinations
Best screening question for GAD Are you a worrier
beta blocker used in the treatment of performance propranolol
anxiety
