Mood Disorders & PTSD
This is the minimum duration of hypomanic and manic episodes, respectively.
What is 4 days and 7 days?
Positive symptom
This is the most prevalent anxiety disorder in adolescence.
What is specific phobia?
These are two differences between oppositional defiant disorder and conduct disorder.
What is the fact that ODD includes a mood component and CD does not?
What is the fact that CD includes aggressive behaviors whereas ODD does not (necessarily)?
This is the term for when a person eats a large amount of food in a short period of time while experiencing a sense of loss of control over their eating.
What is a binge?
Nightmares and flashbacks both fall into this symptom cluster in the DSM-5 diagnosis for PTSD.
What is Intrusive Symptoms?
Borderline personality disorder is in this "cluster" of personality disorders in the DSM-5.
What is Cluster B (dramatic, erratic, emotional)?
This anxiety disorder becomes less prevalent in adolescence compared to childhood.
What is separation anxiety disorder?
This is the term for when a person needs more and more of a substance to achieve the same effect.
What is tolerance?
This is the most common type of eating disorder among adolescents and young adults.
What is binge eating disorder?
These are the "Big 3" symptoms of major depressive disorder.
What are depression, anhedonia, and irritability?
What is delusion of control?
Give an example of an observable compulsion that someone with OCD might engage in, as well as a mental compulsion.
Observable examples: washing hands, checking locks
Mental compulsions: counting, thinking a "good" thought
This is the specifier used in cases when someone with conduct disorder behaves in a way that shows callous disregard for the rights and feelings of others.
What is "with limited prosocial emotions"?
Is it true or false that all transgender people experience gender dysphoria?
False - not all people who are transgender experience gender dysphoria.
This is the definition of a "traumatic event" according to the DSM-5.
An event that involves actual or threatened serious injury, death, or sexual violence.
This is the approximate proportion of the variance in childhood-onset schizophrenia is due to genetics.
These are the four other disorders also included in the OCD-Related Disorders section of the DSM-5.
What are hoarding disorder, trichotillomania, excoriation disorder, and body dysmorphic disorder.
This type of treatment would be appropriate for a child with oppositional defiant disorder, whereas this type of treatment would be appropriate for a teen with conduct disorder.
What is parent management training and multisystemic therapy?
This is the key difference between someone with ARFID and someone with anorexia nervosa.
What is the fact that people with anorexia nervosa fear weight gain and/or are preoccupied with thinness, whereas people with ARFID are not?
This model is depicted as a triangle and states that thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are all interconnected.
What is the cognitive triangle of CBT?
Name three hallmark symptoms of borderline personality disorder.
What are mood instability, unstable sense of self, interpersonal conflict, impulsivity, frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment, self-injurious behavior, etc.?
Explain at least two ways that kids can "learn" anxiety from their environments.
What are vicarious learning, classical conditioning, escape conditioning, and verbal transmission of information?
Because the adolescent brain is highly sensitive to this neurotransmitter, teens are driven to seek novel, exciting stimuli.
What is dopamine?
This type of intervention is used for transgender children before or just entering puberty, is reversibe, and delays the onset of puberty.
What are puberty blockers?