A Words
No longer finding pleasure in the things one used to enjoy.
What is ANHEDONIA?
How many hours a child under 9 can be held in seclusion or restraint on a single order?
What is 1?
The specific disorder where you would most likely see with hypomania.
What is bipolar 2?
Assuming a pattern of outcomes based on 1 experience. Example: I failed one test - I will never be a nurse!
What is a cognitive distortion - Overgeneralization?
The word to document when the patient exhibits mimicking movements.
What is echopraxia?
Lacking the motivation to complete basic tasks such as ADL's.
What is AVOLITION?
The legal blood alcohol level for intoxication?
What is 0.08?
The specific disorder where you most likely see paranoid delusions.
What is schizophrenia?
Returning to a prior stage of development. Example - A child who has been potty trained begins to have "accidents" after a traumatic event.
The word to document when the patient exhibits severely limited movement or very purposeless movement?
What is Catatonia?
Loss of the ability to do basic motor activities such as brushing your teeth.
What is APRAXIA?
How many drinks a 137 pound female can have on an empty stomach before she likely hits the blood alcohol legal limit?
What is 3?
The specific disorder where you would most likely see splitting, self-harm and the use of DBT.
What is borderline personality disorder?
What is a defense mechanism - Projection?
The word to document when the patient exhibits the use of rhyming words when talking.
What is clanging?
Inability to recognize familiar objects and their purpose.
What is AGNOSIA?
The lower limit of the lithium therapeutic range.
What is 0.5?
The specific disorder where you would see La Belle Indifference.
What is functional neurological symptom disorder or "conversion disorder"?
Extreme examples of splitting where something is all bad or all good. Example - I was on a diet, but ate a donut at breakfast, my diet is ruined for the whole day, so I might as well eat everything I want.
What is a cognitive distortion - All or nothing/Black or White/Dichotomous?
The word to document when the patient exhibits making up things to fill in blanks in memory.
What is confabulation?
Difficulty expressing or identifying emotions.
What is ALEXITHYMIA?
After this point, following a traumatic event, if symptoms persist, the diagnosis might change from Acute stress disorder to PTSD.
What is 1 month?
The specific disorder where you would most likely see amnesia and travel away from home.
What is dissociative fugue?
The removal of the emotional component of a situation, focusing only on facts/tasks etc.
What is a defense mechanism - Intellectualization?
The word to document when the patient exhibits irrational thoughts about being dead or dying.
What is nihilistic delusions?