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WEEK 1 VOCAB MENTAL HEALTH Exam 2 review CH 6 Marketing
34 terms 22 terms 80 terms
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Jane is a 25-year-old female who lives in Philadelphia. She was
recently diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder and finds it
difficult to take public transportation to work. While at work, she
also has difficulties with productivity and managing relationships
with coworkers. What occupation/s is her generalized anxiety
disorder affecting?
F
A. Work
B. Play
C. IADLs
D. ADLs
E. B and D
F. A and C
Akinesia is:
A. Involuntary spasms of head
Muscle weakness B. Eyeballs roll back in head
C. Constant restlessness
D. Muscle weakness
Akathisia can be described as:
A. Eyeball roll back in head
D. Constant restlessness B. Involuntary spasms of head
C. muscle weakness
D. Constant restlessness
Dystonia is:
A. Chronically sad
D. Distorted positioning of the
B. Involuntary spasms
limbs
C. Muscle weakness
D. Distorted positioning of the limbs
Oculogyric Crisis means:
A. Advertisement Eyes roll back in head
A. Advertisement Eyes roll back
B. Involuntary spasms
in head
C. Constant restlessness
D. Constant restlessness
, Tardive Dyskinesia could be described as:
E. Movement disorder that may A. Muscle weakness
become permanent and can B. Slow, rhythmical, automatic stereotyped movements
include facial movements, C. Constant restlessness
writhing motions of the tongue D. Involuntary spasms
and small writhing motions of E. Movement disorder that may become permanent and can
the fingers. include facial movements, writhing motions of the tongue and
small writhing motions of the fingers.
Dysthymia is defined as:
A. Muscle weakness
B. Chronically sad B. Chronically sad
C. Constant restlessness
D. Involuntary spasms
Active Listening is
A. Only hearing what you would like to hear
C. Hear, understand, and
B. Paying attention to someone or something
indicate that the message has
C. Hear, understand, and indicate that the message has been
been communicated
communicated
D. Speak only when choosing too.
Antecedent is:
A. Event or stimulus that provokes behavior
A. Event or stimulus that
B. The action that follows the behavior
provokes behavior
C. The behavior
D. Bad behavior
Backward Chaining
A. Ends with the first step
C. Begins with the last step B. Begins with the first step
C. Begins with the last step
D. Begins in the middle
Forward Chaining
A. Begins with last step
B. Begins with first step B. Begins with first step
C. Begins in the middle
D. Ends with the first step
Close Ended Questions can be describe as having
A. "Yes" or "No" answers
A. "Yes" or "No" answers B. Multiple responses
C. Long paragraph answer
D. Require more thought
Which of the following is NOT a Clubhouse Model?
A. Comprehensive and dynamic program of support
B. Opportunities for people with severe and persistent mental
C. Usually clinical aspects have
illnesses.
been removed to focus on their
C. Usually clinical aspects have been removed to focus on their
illness.
illness.
D. Usually clinical aspects have been removed to focus on
strengths.
What does comorbid mean?
A. Two or more disorders in the same individual
A. Two or more disorders in the
B. One illness
same individual
C. All illnesses
D. No illness
, Which of the following does Delirium not affect?
A. Attention
D. Involuntary movements B. Hallucinations
C. Delusions
D. Involuntary movements
Delirium Tremens can be found in which of the following
diagnoses?
A. PTSD
C. Acute alcohol withdrawal
B. Stroke
C. Acute alcohol withdrawal
D. Parkinson's
Which of the following does Dementia not affect?
A. Memory
C. Gait B. Problem-solving skills
C. Gait
D. Language-use
Elopement is described as:
A. Being discharged appropriately
B. Running away from inpatient
B. Running away from inpatient treatment facility without
treatment facility without
appropriate discharge
appropriate discharge
C. Hiding in room
D. Being discharged early
Flat Affect can be described as:
A. Laughing after someone tells a joke
E. Lack of emotional expression B. Crying after a family member dies
on someone's face C. Being happy at a funeral
D. Being upset when failing a test
E. Lack of emotional expression on someone's face
Gestures can be described as:
A. Using body to indicate, A. Using body to indicate, demonstrates, or add emphasis
demonstrates, or add emphasis B. Using words to indicate, demonstrates, or add emphasis
C. Being silent and sitting still
Gravitational insecurity which both children and adults can
experience means:
B. Over response to A. Over response to words
gravity/movement B. Over response to gravity/movement
C. Over response to people around
D. Over response to noise
Group norms refer to:
A. Deviant behavior
B. Rules or standards for
B. Rules or standards for behavior that are expected in a group
behavior that are expected in a
C. Rules or standards for behavior that are not expected in a
group
group
D. Yelling at other group members
Hallucinations can be described as:
A. Sense of something that does not exist internally
D. Sense of something that does
B. Confused mental state
not exist externally
C. Extreme personality disorganization
D. Sense of something that does not exist externally
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WEEK 1 VOCAB MENTAL HEALTH Exam 2 review CH 6 Marketing
34 terms 22 terms 80 terms
Dapdaph Preview victoriagryko Preview treyzito
Jane is a 25-year-old female who lives in Philadelphia. She was
recently diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder and finds it
difficult to take public transportation to work. While at work, she
also has difficulties with productivity and managing relationships
with coworkers. What occupation/s is her generalized anxiety
disorder affecting?
F
A. Work
B. Play
C. IADLs
D. ADLs
E. B and D
F. A and C
Akinesia is:
A. Involuntary spasms of head
Muscle weakness B. Eyeballs roll back in head
C. Constant restlessness
D. Muscle weakness
Akathisia can be described as:
A. Eyeball roll back in head
D. Constant restlessness B. Involuntary spasms of head
C. muscle weakness
D. Constant restlessness
Dystonia is:
A. Chronically sad
D. Distorted positioning of the
B. Involuntary spasms
limbs
C. Muscle weakness
D. Distorted positioning of the limbs
Oculogyric Crisis means:
A. Advertisement Eyes roll back in head
A. Advertisement Eyes roll back
B. Involuntary spasms
in head
C. Constant restlessness
D. Constant restlessness
, Tardive Dyskinesia could be described as:
E. Movement disorder that may A. Muscle weakness
become permanent and can B. Slow, rhythmical, automatic stereotyped movements
include facial movements, C. Constant restlessness
writhing motions of the tongue D. Involuntary spasms
and small writhing motions of E. Movement disorder that may become permanent and can
the fingers. include facial movements, writhing motions of the tongue and
small writhing motions of the fingers.
Dysthymia is defined as:
A. Muscle weakness
B. Chronically sad B. Chronically sad
C. Constant restlessness
D. Involuntary spasms
Active Listening is
A. Only hearing what you would like to hear
C. Hear, understand, and
B. Paying attention to someone or something
indicate that the message has
C. Hear, understand, and indicate that the message has been
been communicated
communicated
D. Speak only when choosing too.
Antecedent is:
A. Event or stimulus that provokes behavior
A. Event or stimulus that
B. The action that follows the behavior
provokes behavior
C. The behavior
D. Bad behavior
Backward Chaining
A. Ends with the first step
C. Begins with the last step B. Begins with the first step
C. Begins with the last step
D. Begins in the middle
Forward Chaining
A. Begins with last step
B. Begins with first step B. Begins with first step
C. Begins in the middle
D. Ends with the first step
Close Ended Questions can be describe as having
A. "Yes" or "No" answers
A. "Yes" or "No" answers B. Multiple responses
C. Long paragraph answer
D. Require more thought
Which of the following is NOT a Clubhouse Model?
A. Comprehensive and dynamic program of support
B. Opportunities for people with severe and persistent mental
C. Usually clinical aspects have
illnesses.
been removed to focus on their
C. Usually clinical aspects have been removed to focus on their
illness.
illness.
D. Usually clinical aspects have been removed to focus on
strengths.
What does comorbid mean?
A. Two or more disorders in the same individual
A. Two or more disorders in the
B. One illness
same individual
C. All illnesses
D. No illness
, Which of the following does Delirium not affect?
A. Attention
D. Involuntary movements B. Hallucinations
C. Delusions
D. Involuntary movements
Delirium Tremens can be found in which of the following
diagnoses?
A. PTSD
C. Acute alcohol withdrawal
B. Stroke
C. Acute alcohol withdrawal
D. Parkinson's
Which of the following does Dementia not affect?
A. Memory
C. Gait B. Problem-solving skills
C. Gait
D. Language-use
Elopement is described as:
A. Being discharged appropriately
B. Running away from inpatient
B. Running away from inpatient treatment facility without
treatment facility without
appropriate discharge
appropriate discharge
C. Hiding in room
D. Being discharged early
Flat Affect can be described as:
A. Laughing after someone tells a joke
E. Lack of emotional expression B. Crying after a family member dies
on someone's face C. Being happy at a funeral
D. Being upset when failing a test
E. Lack of emotional expression on someone's face
Gestures can be described as:
A. Using body to indicate, A. Using body to indicate, demonstrates, or add emphasis
demonstrates, or add emphasis B. Using words to indicate, demonstrates, or add emphasis
C. Being silent and sitting still
Gravitational insecurity which both children and adults can
experience means:
B. Over response to A. Over response to words
gravity/movement B. Over response to gravity/movement
C. Over response to people around
D. Over response to noise
Group norms refer to:
A. Deviant behavior
B. Rules or standards for
B. Rules or standards for behavior that are expected in a group
behavior that are expected in a
C. Rules or standards for behavior that are not expected in a
group
group
D. Yelling at other group members
Hallucinations can be described as:
A. Sense of something that does not exist internally
D. Sense of something that does
B. Confused mental state
not exist externally
C. Extreme personality disorganization
D. Sense of something that does not exist externally
