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100

3 examples of childhood traumas

What is - 

•Child abuse

•Interpersonal violence

•Natural disasters

•Medical Trauma

•War/terrorism

•Community violence

•Multiple/complex

100

Differentiate bulimia nervosa and binge eating disorder

What is absence of recurrent inappropriate compensatory behaviors in order to prevent weight gain in binge eating disorder?

100

3 developmental/brain related changes in FAS

What is - 

  • Poor coordination or balance
  • Learning disorders
  • Delayed mental development compared to peers
  • Poor memory
  • Trouble processing information
  • Difficulty paying attention
  • Trouble identifying consequences of actions
  • Impulse control problems
  • Poor judgment
  • Hyperactivity
  • Rapid mood swings
  • Trouble with academics and socializing with peers
  • Difficulty understanding social cues and making friends
  • Problems adapting to change
  • Aggression or breaking rules
  • Trouble switching between tasks, such as in class or on the playground
  • Poor concept of time
  • Impulse control struggles
  • Difficulty staying on task in class or in a group
  • Trouble understanding goals and working toward them
100

Hormone critical to development of maternal infant bonding

What is oxytocin?

100

4 core concepts in DBT

What is mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotion regulation, and interpersonal effectiveness?

200

4 overlapping symptoms between ADHD and Trauma

What is - 

•Difficulty learning

•Difficulty concentrating

•Easily distracted

•Hyperactive

•Restless

•Difficulty sleeping

•Disorganization

200

Persistent eating of nonnutritive, nonfood substances inappropriate to developmental life stage over a period of at least 1 month.

What is Pica?

200
Typical age group and example of parallel play

What is 2-3 y.o.?

What is two 3 y.o. children sitting next to each other, each playing with their own car

200

Most common inherited cause of infantile MR and most common single-gene cause of autism

What is Fragile X syndrome?

200

Name at least 2 goals of PMT/PCIT

What is - 

  • increase child social skills and cooperation
  • improve parent-child attachment relationship
  • enhance positive communication with labeled praise, reflective validation, and behavioral descriptions
  • incorporate effective instructions (direct, specific, positive, simple, time specific, accompanied by reason or praise)
  • reduce commands, questions, and criticisms, which can re-enforce negative behaviors
  • reduce use of punishment
300

Strongest therapeutic evidence for treatment of PTSD in children

What is trauma focused CBT?
300

Most frequently studied antipsychotic used in Anorexia Nervosa with targets of addressing distorted perceptions, provide anxiolytic and sedative effects, and improve weight gain

What is olanzapine?


300

Difference between bonding and attachment

What is attachment as the emotional dependence of the infant on its mother and bonding as the mother's feelings towards the infant?

Attachment theory developed by Bowlby. Secure attachment occurs with a warm intimate and continuous relationship between parent and infant and gives a feeling of security to the infant

300

Process by which children modify existing schemas to adapt to new experiences 


What is accommodation?

300

Well established treatment for adolescent bipolar disorder

What is Family Focused therapy?

400

2 pharmacological options for treatment

What is SSRIs, propranolol, clonidine, r isperidone, prazosin? All based on small open trials or case reports. Unfortunately, no gold standard pharmacological option with as significant of evidence as SSRI treatment for adults


400

3 specific disturbances surrounding food or eating in ARFID

What is lack of interest (or early satiety), sensory avoidance, fear of aversive consequences?

400

Freudian stage of latency is correlated with which Erikson’s stage


What is industry vs inferiority?

Middle to late childhood occurring between 6 y.o. and puberty

400

Mentalization definition and theory basis

What is the ability to understand the mental state. of oneself or others that underlies overt behavior?

What is theory of mind and implications for attachment theory?

400

Name at least 3 goals of IPT for depression

What is - 

  • Symptom recognition?
  • Identifying how interpersonal events might affect mood?
  • Improve communication and problem solving?
  • Enhance social functioning and lessen relationship stress?
  • Reduce depressive symptoms?
500

Describe CBITS

What is Cognitive-Behavioral Intervention for Trauma in Schools?

TF-CBT but in group therapy. Typically in school –therefore no parent involvement. School-based may improve accessibility, decrease stigmatization

500

Approved specific pharmacological agent and target dose for treatment of bulimia nervosa in adults and can be used for adolescents. 

What is fluoxetine at a target dose of 60 mg daily?

Reduces binge/purge episodes

500

Mahler's stages of separation - individuation

What is - 

Normal autism (birth to 2 months) Sleep>awake

Symbiosis (2 - 5 months) Inner vs outer world

Differentiation (5 - 10 months) Distinguish self 

Practicing (10 - 18 months) Indep exploration

Rapprochement (18 - 24 months) Vascilation independence vs need

Object Constancy (2 - 5 y.o.) Permanence 


500

Behaviorist attributed to operant conditioning and explanation

Who is Skinner?

What is a behavior that is followed by pleasant consequences is likely to be repeated, and behavior followed by unpleasant consequences is less likely to be repeated?

500

Target concept for families in therapy treatment for OCD

What is Reduction of family accommodation (family members take part in the performance of rituals, avoidance of anxiety-provoking situations or modification of daily routines to assist a relative with obsessive-compulsive disorder)?