Medications
Psychotropic medications that are taken as needed.
What is a PRN?
*PRN's are often used for relieving symptoms, rather than treating a patients underlying diagnosis.
This form of psychotherapy helps a person lean how to recognize negative patterns of thought and replace them with healthier ways of thinking.
What is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)?
My plate should consist of ______, _______, ______, ______, and _________.
What is fruits, grains, dairy, vegetables, and protein?
Practicing ________ _________ can improve self-esteem, social interaction, mood, and focus.
What is good hygiene?
The child of Lily and James Potter.
BONUS (50 POINTS): In the state of AR, an individual needs to be _________ years old for a romantic relationship to be considered consensual and legal.
Who is Harry Potter?
BONUS: What is sixteen?
A type of antidepressant medication that works by increasing the levels of serotonin in the brain.
What is an Selective Serotonin Reuptake (SSRI)?
True or False: Medications are generally the primary and most effective way to treat mental health issues.
What is false?
*Although medication can help alleviate some symptoms, generally the most effective form of treatment is medication paired with psychotherapy.
_________ affects and impacts your growth, hormone levels, immunity, cadiovascular health, blood pressure, appetite, and breathing.
What is sleep?
*A good nights sleep consists of 7-8 hours or 4-5 sleep cycles, each cycle includes periods of deep sleep and rapid eye movement (REM).
Brush your hair and teeth, wash your face, and make your bed.
What should you do every morning?
Name three other character's who meet in the movie. (OTHER THAN HARRY, RON, AND HERIONE)
BONUS (50 POINTS): It is a _______ to harm or threaten to harm a healthcare workers (i.e. striking, spitting, punching, kicking, biting, scratching, threats, etc.)
Who is Draco Malfoy, Severus Snape, Albus Dumbledore, Dudley Dursley, Vernon Dursley, Minerva McGonagall, Neville Longbottom, etc.
BONUS: What is a a felony?
The amount of time it takes on average for an SSRI to take full effect.
What is up to 6-8 weeks?
Changes in appetite, fatigue, difficulty in concentrating, insomnia, irritability, loss of interest, unending worry, etc.
What are common shared symptoms between anxiety and depression?
This relaxes your body, triggers endorphins, and may help you live longer according to studies.
What is laughter?
You should do what for 60 seconds?
What is wash your hands?
Name the house of Hogwarts.
BONUS (50 POINTS): A federal law that protects health care data privacy and protected health care information (PHI)
What Hufflepuff, Gryffindor, Ravenclaw, and Slytherin?
BONUS: What is HIPPA?
A mood medication that has to be taken with food
What is Latuda?
A group of involuntary movements that can occur as a side effect of certain medications, particularly antipsychotics. (Abilify, Zyprexa, Latuda, Thorazine, Geodon, Seroquel, Invega, Risperdal, etc.)
What is "EPS" or "Extrapyramidal Symptoms"?
Carbohydrates, protein, and fat.
What are the three main macros?
*Your body needs these in large quantities in order to function properly.
You should avoid head-to-head contact (i.e. sharing combs, hair brushes, towels, linens,
What is how to prevent the spreading of lice?
The address of the Dursley's.
BONUS (50 POINTS): What drugs is legal, but can cause psychosis, increase symptoms of depression/anxiety, paranoia, impaired judgement and other health issues?
What is 4 Privet Drive?
BONUS: What are synthetic marijuana?
EX) K2, Spice, Tiana, Sativa, Indica, Bath Salts, etc.
A medication that treats EPS.
BONUS (250 POINTS): if you can a second medication that treats EPS
What is Cogentin?
BONUS: What is Benadryl?
Mental disorders are classified into ____ different categories based on their symptoms.
BONUS (250 POINTS): Name the categories.
BONUS (250 POINTS): Give an example of each category.
What is 11?
BONUS: Mood disorders, Neurodevelop0mental disorders, Psychotic disorders, Dissociative disorders, Trauma and Stressor-Related disorders, Obsessive-Compulsive and Related disorders, Personality disorders, Substance Use disorders, Eating disorders, Sleep-Wake disorders, and Other Mental Disorders
What is the minimum amount of water should you drink in a day?
EX) Generally bottled water is 16.9 oz.
What is half your body weight in ounces?
A hygiene practice that is connected to lower the risk of heart disease (stroke, heart attack, AFib etc.).
What is flossing?
*Flossing helps to reduce plaque, inflammation, and gum disease. This in turn can reduce the risk of heart disease by limiting the opportunity for harmful bacteria to enter the bloodstream
Fluffy
BONUS (50 POINTS): Name 5 healthy coping skills.
What is the name of the three-headed dog?
BONUS: What are the 5 Senses, journaling, box breathing, yoga, exercise, ABC's, music, drawing, etc.?