But is it illegal?
Code(s) that is best for an 18-year-old new patient who presents to the clinic for GAD and ADHD. 5 minutes was needed for initial chart review. Face-to-face interview took 45 minutes. 15 minutes was needed for orders and documentations.
As part of the risk assessmetn, this section could be included to discuss patient's reason for living, coping skills, and support systems
what are protective factors?
Pt who presents with restriction of oral intake, distorted body image, and BMI of 15 has what?
What is Anorexia Nervosa
The most common type of hallucinations
What are Auditory Hallucinations
This what the black box warning associated with SSRI's is for
Increased risk of suicidality in children and adolescents up tp age 25
This is where you report HIPAA breaches to and when
Who is Hannah Kent, ASAP
This personality is included with OCPD and dependent personality disorder under cluster C
What is avoidant personality disorder
What is Obstructive Sleep Apnea
The type of antipsychotic that is first line for treatment of schizophrenia (also name the most common side effects)
What are second generation antipsychotics (metabolic side effects)
These are the benzodiazepines not metabolized by the CYP450 system
What are Lorazepam, Oxazepam, and Temazepam
The telemedicine rules state you follow the laws of this location
What is where the patient is located
This is one way to confirm diagnosis of PMDD
what is mood and cycle tracking for 2 months
A patient who presents with a 6 day period of poor sleep, who recently dyed her hair pink, is more talkative, and says she is getting so much more done at home may have this
What is Bipolar Disorder type 2
These are the ages of onset for male and female patients with schizophrenia
What is 15-25 for men and 25-35 and 45-50 for women
These are the contraindications to Bupropion
What are seizures and eating disorders
These are common compliance topics
What is [HIPAA; billing; Anti-kickback or Stark law; Conflicts of interest; Telemedicine; Controlled substances laws (Ryan Haight Act or Controlled Substances Act); Applicable state laws (privacy laws, emergency petitions or emergency custody)]
These are 3 symptoms related to anxiety
What are restlessness, feeling on edge, difficulty, irritability, muscle tension, sleep disturbance
These substances have pharmacologic interventions to help with sustained remission
Alcohol, nicotine, opioids
These are the most common types of delusions
This is the number of half lives needed to reach steady state
What is 5
This is one of BHC’s HIPAA responsibilities
What is to protect against inappropriate use or disclosure of patient information; ensure patients can utilize their rights
Patient who experienced a trauma 14 days ago and is having nightmares, flashbacks, and hypervigilance likely has what
what is acute stress disorder
What is Thiamine/ B1
A patient who presents with auditory hallucinations, persecutory delusions, and flat affect that started 3 weeks ago most likely has what?
Brief psychotic disorder
If Carbamazepine is a 34A inducer and Citalapram is metabolized by 3A4, this will happen if they are both given together