nervous system
disorders
elements
treatments
terminology
100

This is composed of the brain and spinal cord, which acts as the body's main control center?

 What is the Central nervous system

100

This is the most common anxiety disorder

What is Generalized Anxiety Disorder

100

Automatic reaction to a perceived threat that prepares to body to confront or flee from danger.

What is Fight-or-Flight?

100

A form of therapy during which the client "faces their fears"

What is exposure therapy

100

Bx/bxs is the terminology for

What is Behavior/behaviors

200

The network of nerves that carries messages to and from all parts of the body. It is also further broken down into 2 parts

What is the Peripheral nervous system 

200

Sudden episodes of intense fear and worry of experiencing another episode.

What is Panic disorder

200

Find it hard to fall or stay asleep. 

What is insomnia?

200

This is one of the most successful psychosocial therapy treatment. This therapy helps individuals change unhelpful thoughts and behavior patterns.

What is cognitive behavioral therapy

200

Rx/Rxs is the terminology for

 What is prescription/prescriptions

300
This controls involuntary movements such as heart rate and respiratory rate

What is the autonomic nervous system

300

This disorder is characterized by an irrational fear of a specific thing.

What is Specific Phobia?

300

A state of feeling easily annoyed and frustrated about yourself, people, or things around you. 

What is Irritability? 

300

This therapy targets interpersonal disputes and conflicts, interpersonal role transitions, and complicated grief reactions.

What is Interpersonal Psychotherapy 

300

Tx/Txs is the correct terminology for

What is Treatment/Treatments

400

A branch of the autonomic nervous system that triggers the body's fight or flight response 

What is the Sympathetic nervous system

400

An intense fear and avoidance of situations where escape would be difficult. 

What is agoraphobia?

400

Feeling that makes one concerned they're "losing their mind" coupled with intense anxiety.

What is Panic?

400

This medication can be used for anxiety disorders to treat serotonin imbalances

What is Prozac, Zoloft, or Luvox

400

The abbreviation for symptom/symptoms

What is Sx/sxs

500
This contains sensory and voluntary motor functions and sends signals from the brain to the limbs.

What is the Somatic nervous system

500

Inability to speak in specific social situations. 

What is selective mutism?

500

Not confronting something and doing something else due to anxiety about doing the task. 

What is Avoidance?

500

This medication permits GABA to transmit nerve signals more effectively. It is usually not considered the first choice for anxiety treatment.

What is Benzodiazepines 

500

The abbreviation for Client/Client's

What is CT/CTs

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