CMN 548 Module 2 SG Exam Review with Complete Exam Questions and Correct Solutions| Updated 2025/2026!!Already Graded A+||100% Guaranteed Pass!!!Newest Version

CMN 548 Module 2 SG Exam Review with Complete Exam Questions and Correct Solutions| Updated 2025/2026!!Already Graded A+||100% Guaranteed Pass!!!Newest Version HAM-A - ANSWER Hamilton Anxiety Scale: Somatic and cognitive anxiety symptoms. Used to monitor tx response in clinical trials for GAD PCL-5 - ANSWER The PTSD Checklist for DSM-5: assesses DSM-5 symptoms for PTSD. Used for symptom monitoring, screening, and provisional diagnoses. Defense Mechanism: Projection - ANSWER Immature defense mechanism attributing one's emotions to others Defense Mechanism: Sublimation - ANSWER Mature defense mechanism channeling emotions into productive activities Defense Mechanism: Denial - ANSWER Neurotic defense mechanism denying the existence of emotions Defense Mechanism: Repression - ANSWER Neurotic defense mechanism suppressing emotions out of awareness- often causes the emotion to return in atypical ways Aphasia - ANSWER LEFT loss of language Right-Left disorientation - ANSWER LEFT Can't distinguish R/ L side of body Finger agnosia - ANSWER LEFT inability to name fingers Dysgraphia (aphasic) - ANSWER LEFT difficulty in writing Dyscalculia (number alexia) - ANSWER LEFT problem processing numerical information Constructional Apraxia (details) - ANSWER LEFT understands big picture, but not the details (missing window on house) Limp Apraxia - ANSWER LEFT cannot wave goodbye, use a hammer Verbal Memory - ANSWER LEFT AKA anomia Visuospatial deficits: - ANSWER RIGHT difficulty with judging distance, depth perception, directions, hand eye coordination (dressing) Impaired visual perception - ANSWER RIGHT identifying common objects, difference between objects Hemispatial neglect - ANSWER RIGHT unaware of one side of the body Spatial memory - ANSWER RIGHT remembering where keys are, how to walk around a building Dyscalculia (spatial) - ANSWER RIGHT spatial aspects of math (order of operations, graph, rulers, maps Constructional apraxia (Gestalt) - ANSWER RIGHT understands details, not big picture (windows, but no house) Dressing apraxia: - ANSWER RIGHT difficulty getting dressed Anosognosia - ANSWER RIGHT lack of awareness/ denial of own disability List the domains of a formal neuropsychological assessment. 10 - ANSWER -Introduction -Intellectual functioning -Attention and Information Processing -Memory -Language -Visuospatial Function -Sensory & Motor Function -Executive Function -Psychological Factors -Performance/ Symptom Validity Domains of neuropsych assessment: Introduction - ANSWER identify pt concerns/ questions/ hx/ circumstances/ records/ family POV Domains of neuropsych assessment: Intellectual functioning - ANSWER Cornerstone of exam. Assess IQ.