Differential Diagnosis for Alcohol Use Disorder (5)
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A. Non-pathological Use of Alcohol
B. Alcohol Intoxication
C. Sedative, Hypnotic, or Anxiolytic Use Disorder
D. Conduct Disorder in Childhood
E. Antisocial Personality Disorder
,NOTES TO SELF
Please start to recognize difference between OVERALL and CURRENT functioning
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Remember you have to a duty to warn for those who are a harm to themselves and
others...with means YOU CONTACT THE PERSON THEY INTEND TO HARM
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Bipolar can experience psychotic like symptoms if its part of a manic episode...
however, their MOOD has to be altered. If mood is not indicated, it is not a bipolar
disorder
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The father's right to be informed of treatment ADMINISTERED It is
important to find out about the legal status of custody so that both
parents, even if divorced, can be fully informed about their child's
treatment. ETHICAL SHIT YOU MAY RUN INTO
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The degree of teasing Zoe gets at kindergarten INAPPROPRIATE Although
some of the teasing is more than likely related to Zoe's inappropriate
eliminations, this would be an inappropriate source of information, not to
mention the ethical considerations this would entail. ... TRACKING
PROGRESS NEEDS TO BE WITHIN THE ETHICAL GUIDELINES .. SUCH AS
CONSENT FORMS AND SHIT... NOT BECAUSE IN THEORY IT SEEMS
RIGHT
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As a school therapist who has written a report on a William for his school,
who would you send the report to? SCHOOL PRINCIPAL WAS CHOSEN..
DUDE.
PTSD: Criteria C
1. Gist of Criteria C?
2. Total Symptoms / Needed
3. List em:
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1. Persistent avoidance of stimuli associated with the traumatic event(s),
beginning after the traumatic event(s) occurred.
2. 2 /1
3.
- Avoidance of or efforts to avoid distressing memories, thoughts, or
feelings about or closely associated with the traumatic event(s).
- Avoidance of or efforts to avoid external reminders (people, places,
conversations, activities, objects, situations) that arouse distressing
memories, thoughts, or feelings about or closely associated with the
traumatic event(s).
Milion test
1) What does the Milion test?
2) Which age group?
3) Is there one for children and adolescents?
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1) Provides a measure of 24 personality patterns, clinical syndromes and
therapeutic needs for adults undergoing psychological or psychiatric
assessment or treatment.
2) Adults
3) Yeah. Be on the lookout for that
Cyclothymic Disorder
1) The 5 symptoms of Cyclothymic Disorder?
2) How long do symptoms need to be present for Cyclothymic Disorder?
3) Does this disorder run in families?
4) TXs for this? (3)
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1)
-Feeling keyed up or tense
-Feeling unusually restless
-Difficult concentrating because of worry
-Fear that something terrible may happen
-Feeling that the individual might lose control
2) At least half the time and they cannot be without symptoms for more
than 2 months at a time over the last two years (1 for children + teens)
3) Yes. biological
4) CBT, DBT + IPSRT
Notes to Self
Homogeneous group BENEFICIAL Homogeneous groups have members with similar
diagnostic backgrounds (for example, they may all suffer from depression).
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FOR THE 1ST QUESTION... DONT BE TOO AFRAID TO CLICK ON A BUNCH OF SHIT.
YOU'RE GATHERING INFO.
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Bipolar I Disorder and Unspecified Alcohol Use Disorder INDICATED Based on
Cathy's depression, excessive spending, impulsivity, binge drinking, and severe rages,
this is the BEST answer. Further, her excessive use of alcohol (binge drinking) points to
an unspecified alcohol use disorder. .. so yea... i know that it seemed all depressive...
but you knew from the jump that rage and maxed out credit cards to not seem to be
depressive episodes.. And excessive spending leads to what..... Implusivity.
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A. Non-pathological Use of Alcohol
B. Alcohol Intoxication
C. Sedative, Hypnotic, or Anxiolytic Use Disorder
D. Conduct Disorder in Childhood
E. Antisocial Personality Disorder
,NOTES TO SELF
Please start to recognize difference between OVERALL and CURRENT functioning
-----------------------------
Remember you have to a duty to warn for those who are a harm to themselves and
others...with means YOU CONTACT THE PERSON THEY INTEND TO HARM
-----------------------------
Bipolar can experience psychotic like symptoms if its part of a manic episode...
however, their MOOD has to be altered. If mood is not indicated, it is not a bipolar
disorder
Give this one a try later!
The father's right to be informed of treatment ADMINISTERED It is
important to find out about the legal status of custody so that both
parents, even if divorced, can be fully informed about their child's
treatment. ETHICAL SHIT YOU MAY RUN INTO
-----------------------------
The degree of teasing Zoe gets at kindergarten INAPPROPRIATE Although
some of the teasing is more than likely related to Zoe's inappropriate
eliminations, this would be an inappropriate source of information, not to
mention the ethical considerations this would entail. ... TRACKING
PROGRESS NEEDS TO BE WITHIN THE ETHICAL GUIDELINES .. SUCH AS
CONSENT FORMS AND SHIT... NOT BECAUSE IN THEORY IT SEEMS
RIGHT
-----------------------------
As a school therapist who has written a report on a William for his school,
who would you send the report to? SCHOOL PRINCIPAL WAS CHOSEN..
DUDE.
PTSD: Criteria C
1. Gist of Criteria C?
2. Total Symptoms / Needed
3. List em:
,Give this one a try later!
1. Persistent avoidance of stimuli associated with the traumatic event(s),
beginning after the traumatic event(s) occurred.
2. 2 /1
3.
- Avoidance of or efforts to avoid distressing memories, thoughts, or
feelings about or closely associated with the traumatic event(s).
- Avoidance of or efforts to avoid external reminders (people, places,
conversations, activities, objects, situations) that arouse distressing
memories, thoughts, or feelings about or closely associated with the
traumatic event(s).
Milion test
1) What does the Milion test?
2) Which age group?
3) Is there one for children and adolescents?
Give this one a try later!
1) Provides a measure of 24 personality patterns, clinical syndromes and
therapeutic needs for adults undergoing psychological or psychiatric
assessment or treatment.
2) Adults
3) Yeah. Be on the lookout for that
Cyclothymic Disorder
1) The 5 symptoms of Cyclothymic Disorder?
2) How long do symptoms need to be present for Cyclothymic Disorder?
3) Does this disorder run in families?
4) TXs for this? (3)
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1)
-Feeling keyed up or tense
-Feeling unusually restless
-Difficult concentrating because of worry
-Fear that something terrible may happen
-Feeling that the individual might lose control
2) At least half the time and they cannot be without symptoms for more
than 2 months at a time over the last two years (1 for children + teens)
3) Yes. biological
4) CBT, DBT + IPSRT
Notes to Self
Homogeneous group BENEFICIAL Homogeneous groups have members with similar
diagnostic backgrounds (for example, they may all suffer from depression).
---------
FOR THE 1ST QUESTION... DONT BE TOO AFRAID TO CLICK ON A BUNCH OF SHIT.
YOU'RE GATHERING INFO.
---------
Bipolar I Disorder and Unspecified Alcohol Use Disorder INDICATED Based on
Cathy's depression, excessive spending, impulsivity, binge drinking, and severe rages,
this is the BEST answer. Further, her excessive use of alcohol (binge drinking) points to
an unspecified alcohol use disorder. .. so yea... i know that it seemed all depressive...
but you knew from the jump that rage and maxed out credit cards to not seem to be
depressive episodes.. And excessive spending leads to what..... Implusivity.
Give this one a try later!
