Frightened and Fretful
It's not me...it's you.
I'm a Young'n
I'm Sleepy
Surprise!
100
This is the definition of a vasovagal response.
What is reduced heart rate and blood pressure, related to specific phobias involving blood, injury or injection.
100
These are the basic symptoms of delirium.
What is reduced clarity of awareness of the environment AND some sort of cognitive deficit (problem with language, memory, orientation or perception (several can occur at the same time).
100
The IQ associated with mental retardation i.e. what is considered to be below average.
What is less than or equal to 70.
100
Disorders where the amount or quality of sleep is impacted.
What are dysomnias?
100
True or False: In somatization disorder, the patient is unconsciously feigning his/her symptoms for material gain.
What is False?
200
This is the main difference between PTSD and acute stress disorder.
What is length of symptom duration i.e. longer than one month for PTSD.
200
These are 3 symptoms of Dependent Personality Disorder.
What are: -Need for excessive advice and reassurance for everyday decisions -Need for others to be responsible for major areas of life -Feared loss of approval or support leading to difficulty expressing disagreement -Trouble with starting projects or carrying them out (only due to low self-confidence) -Willingness to go excessive lengths to get nurturing and support -When alone, exaggerated fear of incapacity for self-care -Urgent seeking of relationship if close relationship lost -Unrealistic fears of being abandoned
200
Between male and females, Asperger's is more commonly diagnosed among _______.
What are males?
200
Obstructive vs. Central
What are the two types of sleep apnea?
200
This Olympic gold medalist was diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder during childhood.
Who is Michael Phelps?
300
To diagnose someone with a social phobia, the client must have had symptoms for at least this amount of time.
What is 6 months?
300
Three characteristics or traits of Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder (OCPD).
What is: alienation "always" and "never" anger avoidance blaming catastrophizing circular conversations denial depression entitlement hoarding hysteria manipulation mood swings no-win scenarios objectification
300
The age of onset of Rumination Disorder.
What is 3 months - 12 months of age?
300
The sudden, episodes of paralysis that occur during narcolepsy.
What is cataplexy?
300
This is one of the oldest psychological diagnoses.
What is Kleptomania?
400
These are the criteria requirements for a child to be diagnosed with Generalized Anxiety Disorder.
What is ONE symptom from the list of symptoms for GAD (as opposed to 3 or more for adults). i.e. restlessness, tiring easily, trouble concentrating, irritability, increased muscle tension, trouble sleeping, trouble controlling feelings, excessive anxiety and worry about several events or activities for more than ½ the days in at least SIX months
400
True or False. In depersonalization disorder, reality testing is intact.
What is True?
400
Samantha is 2 years old and has not been eating enough with a failure to gain any weight for about 2 months. She is most likely going to be diagnosed with this.
What is Feeding Disorder of Infancy or Childhood?
400
The type of sleep that a patient with Sleepwalking Disorder experiences or is in the middle of when having an episode.
What is non-REM sleep i.e. the first 1/3 of sleep.
400
Name two ways in which delirium and dementia differ.
What is...In dementia, 1. There must be MULTIPLE cognitive deficits. 2. Any impairment in the ability to focus or shift attention is not prominent. 3. Cause can be found within the central nervous system (with delirium, cause often elsewhere in the body). 4. Relatively fixed (unchanging unlike delirium). 5. Although patients occasionally recover from dementia, this is not usual.
500
Name one life situation that is excluded from the PTSD criteria.
What is bereavement, divorce or serious illness (though sudden, unexpected death or life-threatening illness in child can qualify).
500
In these two personality disorders, symptoms may decrease or become better with age.
What is borderline personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder?
500
These are the 2 initial signs of Rett's Disorder which begin before age ____.
What are deceleration of head growth & loss of hand skills; 4.
500
These are the 4 main symptoms that make up the classic picture of narcolepsy.
What are: 1. The irresistible urge to sleep 2. Cataplexy 3. Hallucinations 4. Sleep paralysis
500
In the world of Charlie Brown, Lucy's character could be diagnosed with this personality disorder.
What is Narcissistic Personality Disorder?
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