Mood/Depressive Disorders
What is the main requirement for an individual to be diagnosed with bipolar I disorder?
What is a manic episode
*Note bipolar II does not require this
What would someone be diagnosed with if they have the recurrent thought that their hands are full of germs and they partake is a rigorous washing routine that lasts 15 minutes, takes place every 10 minutes, and uses strong chemicals.
What is OCD
How long must symptoms be present for a somatic symptom disorder diagnosis?
What is 6 months
What is it called when symptoms occur after the cessation of prolonged substance use? (such as tremors, insomnia, skin picking, chills, desire for substance)
What is withdrawal
What is a common comorbidity for conduct disorders?
What is ADHD, anxiety, depression, substance use disorders, and more
What are fixed beliefs that are not amendable to change in light of conflicting evidence?
What is a delusion
Name 2 symptoms of a panic attack.
What is heart palpations, sweating, shortness of breath trembling, choking, dizzy/light headedness, chills, papasynthesis (numbness/tingling), derealization or depersonalization, fear of losing control or dying
What is illness anxiety disorder
What is it called when a person needs to up their intake of a substance to get the desired effect?
What is tolerance
Someone with this disorder may be described as having a 'short fuse' or having outbursts.
What is intermittent explosive disorder
Feelings of grandiosity, goal-oriented, increase in risky behavior and lacking the need for sleep are all symptoms of what?
What is mania/hypomania
What is the F code for panic disorder?
What is F41.0
What is the key difference between somatic disorder and conversion disorder?
What is symptoms are neurological/related to nervous system for conversion disorder
What is a binge on a substance that doesn't include tolerance, withdrawal, or compulsion?
What is substance abuse
What prior diagnosis/symptoms are required for antisocial personality disorder?
What is conduct disorder and symptoms of conduct disorder.
What disorder was replaced in the DSM to fix the over diagnosis of bipolar disorder in children?
What is disruptive mood dysregulation disorder
What is a key feature of body dysmorphic disorder?
What is occupation with one or more perceived defects/flaw in appearance and the presence of repetitive behavior/act in relation to appearance concerns
What disorder is related to the induction of symptoms on oneself or others for external gain or reward?
What is factitious disorder (by proxy)
*previously known as Munchausen’s disorder (by proxy)
What are the common medications used in the treatment of opioid use disorder?
What is suboxone and methadone
Describe PANDAS and what it is caused by.
What is Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated with Streptococcus and symptoms of OCD related to streptococcus infection in childhood
Name the disorder:
Karen is a 40(F) who has been experiencing irregular mood shifts for the 4 years. She has presented with some symptoms of depressive disorder - low mood and irritability - but does not meet the full requirement for MDD or dysthymia. She often cycles between the depressed mood and a high elevated demeanor. She has also been presenting with some symptoms of hypomania - elevated mood - but does not meet the full criteria.
What is cyclothymic disorder
*If she ever meets full criteria for major depressive episode, hypomania, or mania she would not qualify for this disorder anymore
Name the disorder:
Frank is a 19(M) who presents with severe fear of heights. He recently got a summer job as a construction worker, but has avoided work for the past 3 weeks because every time he is on a ladder or in working in a tall building he has a racing heart, becomes sweaty and dizzy, and feels like her will fall and die. This feeling persists for ~ 3 minutes or until he is back on the lower level/ground. He has actively avoided any situation that has involved heights for the past 8 years since he fell off a 12ft diving board into water. When thinking about high spaces Frank experiences intense fear.
What is a phobia (heights)
*Also presence of a panic attack
Name the disorder:
Barbara is a 29(F) who has presented with back pain that prevents her from working for the past 4 years. She has seen many doctors who have ruled out serious medical disorders. She is skill having high amounts of anxiety about the back pain and what it could be from. The anxiety around her back pain takes up a large amount of her day and prevents her from doing tasks (like cleaning or laundry) for fear she will further injure herself.
What is somatic symptom disorder
Name the disorder:
Sarah is 35(F) and drinks coffee throughout the day. She began drinking coffee in her early 20s to get through her college classes. Now, on a typical day she finds herself drinking 6 cups by noon and needing a pick-me-up in the afternoon. Sarah has been experiencing insomnia at night and on days when she doesn't drink coffee she gets major headaches and has even needed to call into work. She has had to increase her intake of coffee from earlier years (4 cups total) in order to feel like she is alert and ready for the day.
What is caffeine use disorder
Phillip is a 9(M) who has difficulty following his parents' instruction when being asked to do things (clean up or do his homework). This has also been happening at school. He has not been listening to his teachers and has been throwing anything in reach when the teacher tells him that he can't play and has to learn. Last Thursday he threw a pair of scissors and it hit the wall. He often responds that he doesn't want to be at school because he knows it all and it's boring. This behavior has been going on for the last 8 months and has been escalating in severity.
What is oppositional defiant disorder