QUESTION 51 1.      Select the  two  methods to treat...

QUESTION 51

1.      Select the two methods to treat dissociative amnesia.

A.

Antipsychotic drugs

B.

Cognitive therapy

C.

Hypnosis

D.

Psychoanalysis

1 points  

QUESTION 52

1.      Select the age stage of life in which identity crisis typically emerges.

A.

Childhood

B.

Adolescence

C.

Middle adult

D.

Elderly adult

1 points  

QUESTION 53

1.      Select the two diverse symptoms of OCD.

A.

Rituals

B.

Flashbacks

C.

Loose associations

D.

Intrusive thoughts

1 points  

QUESTION 54

1.      Select the neurodevelopmental disorder typically diagnosed in childhood.

A.

Bipolar I

B.

Major depression

C.

Intellect

D.

Agoraphobia

1 points  

QUESTION 55

1.      Select the psychiatric disorder that occurs most commonly in patients hospitalized for medical problems and surgery.

A.

Depression

B.

Adjustment

C.

Bipolar

D.

Anxiety

1 points  

QUESTION 56

1.      Select the percentage occurrence of at least two specific types of anxiety disorders in children.

A.

20

B.

40

C.

60

D.

80

1 points  

QUESTION 57

1.      Select the two primary psychometric properties of psychiatric rating scales.

A.

Reproducibility

B.

Reliability

C.

Validity

D.

Variability

1 points  

QUESTION 58

1.      Select the serum substance that should be measured to aid the diagnosis of restless leg syndrome.

A.

Potassium

B.

Ferritin

C.

Magnesium

D.

Albumin

1 points  

QUESTION 59

1.      Select two common uses of items taken in kleptomania.

A.

Gifts

B.

Displaying

C.

Selling

D.

Hiding

1 points  

QUESTION 60

1.      Select the psychiatric disorder for which drug and nondrug treatments are least effective.

A.

Dissociative amnesia

B.

Major depression

C.

Depersonalization

D.

Dissociative identity

1 points  

QUESTION 61

1.      Select the time from occurrence of the stressor in which symptoms must appear to diagnose an adjustment disorder.

A.

1 week

B.

1 month

C.

3 months

D.

6 months

1 points  

QUESTION 62

1.      Select the rating scale used to assess significant alcohol problem.

A.

BPRS

B.

CAGE

C.

YBOCS

D.

CAPS

1 points  

QUESTION 63

1.      Select the theorist who is credited with establishing the area of psychosomatic medicine.

A.

Freud

B.

Abraham

C.

Groddeck

D.

Ferenczi

1 points  

QUESTION 64

1.      Select the percent of OCD patients who also have depressive symptoms.

A.

50

B.

30

C.

15

D.

5

1 points  

QUESTION 65

1.      Select the short rating scale used to assess change in psychiatric inpatients.

A.

PANSS

B.

BPRS

C.

HAM-D

D.

CAPS

1 points  

QUESTION 66

1.      Select the hormone or neurotransmitter that is involved in regulating the 24-hour circadian sleep-wake cycle.

A.

Dopamine

B.

Corticotrophin releasing

C.

Serotonin

D.

Melatonin

1 points  

QUESTION 67

1.      Select the primary cause of reactive attachment disorder in children.

A.

Death of mother

B.

Bullying by peers

C.

Negligent parenting

D.

Fetal alcohol syndrome

1 points  

QUESTION 68

1.      Select the most common sleep disorder.

A.

Parasomnia

B.

Hypersomnia

C.

Insomnia

D.

Apnea

1 points  

QUESTION 69

1.      Select the largest percentage prevalence of psychiatric disorders in patients hospitalized for medical conditions.

A.

10

B.

33

C.

50

D.

67

1 points  

QUESTION 70

1.      Select a provider's most important knowledge area essential to a successful mental health interview of a child.

A.

Normal development

B.

Cultural background

C.

Sibling position

D.

Medical history

1 points  

QUESTION 71

1.      Select the assessment that should be performed on all adolescents with major depression.

A.

Suicide

B.

Guilt

C.

Anxiety

D.

Delusions

1 points  

QUESTION 72

1.      Select the time after cessation of the stressor causing an adjustment disorder in which symptoms should cease to persist.

A.

1 month

B.

3 months

C.

6 months

D.

1 year

1 points  

QUESTION 73

1.      Select the most common stressor of PTSD in women.

A.

Home accident

B.

Partner or spousal abuse

C.

Sexual assault

D.

Natural disaster

1 points  

QUESTION 74

1.      Select the drug used to treat bipolar disorder that may cause Stevens-Johnson syndrome.

A.

Carbamazepine

B.

Risperidone

C.

Lamotrigine

D.

Valproate

1 points  

QUESTION 75

1.      Select the behavior that best describes early onset bipolar disorder in children and adolescents.

A.

Aggression

B.

Withdrawal

C.

Panic

D.

Exhibition

1 points  

QUESTION 76

1.      Select the mood disorder that occurs most frequently in children and adolescents with ADHD.

A.

Bipolar

B.

Major depression

C.

Dysthymia

D.

Conduct

1 points  

QUESTION 77

1.      Select the preferred treatment for bulimia nervosa.

A.

Cognitive-behavior therapy (CBT)

B.

SNRI antidepressants

C.

Monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs)

D.

Dynamic psychotherapy

1 points  

QUESTION 78

1.      Select the antidepressant drug most likely to cause sexual dysfunction.

A.

Sertraline

B.

Amitriptyline

C.

Duloxetine

D.

Clomipramine

1 points  

QUESTION 79

1.      Select the two medical conditions in which derealization and depersonalization are common.

A.

Anorexia

B.

Migraine

C.

Parkinson's

D.

Seizures

1 points  

QUESTION 80

1.      Select the nondrug therapy approved for use in patients who have failed to achieve satisfactory improvement with correctly prescribed antidepressant drugs.

A.

Transcranial magnetic stimulation

B.

Phototherapy

C.

Vagal nerve stimulation

D.

Psychoanalysis

1 points  

QUESTION 81

1.      Select the mg/dL blood alcohol level range that is associated with causing impaired judgment and coordination.

A.

20 to 40

B.

50 to 100

C.

100 to 130

D.

140 to 190

1 points  

QUESTION 82

1.      Select the two most important factors that guide the decision to prescribe benzodiazepines to treat generalized anxiety.

A.

Specific target symptoms

B.

Patient insistence on a benzodiazepine

C.

History of substance abuse

D.

Duration of therapy

1 points  

QUESTION 83

1.      Select the most important mediator of the stress response:

A.

Corticotrophin-releasing hormone

B.

Neuropeptide Y

C.

GABA

D.

Galanin

1 points  

QUESTION 84

1.      Select the percentage that most accurately represents the rate of heritability of major depression.

A.

15

B.

30

C.

45

D.

60

1 points  

QUESTION 85

1.      Select the antidepressant drug that is effective in treating OCD, because it is the most selective in preventing serotonin uptake.

A.

Clomipramine

B.

Valproate

C.

Lithium

D.

Venlafaxine

1 points  

QUESTION 86

1.      Select the disorder in children and adolescents that is described by depressed or irritable mood for most of the day for a majority of days in at least one year.

A.

Major depression

B.

Cyclothymia

C.

Bereavement

D.

Persistent depression

1 points  

QUESTION 87

1.      Select the neurotransmitter involved in obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) in children and adolescents based on the common comorbidity of tic disorders.

A.

Norepinephrine

B.

GABA

C.

Dopamine

D.

Acetylcholine

1 points  

QUESTION 88

1.      Select the most effective treatment for social anxiety disorder in children.

A.

Bupropion and SNRI antidepressants

B.

Cognitive-behavior therapy (CBT) and SSRI antidepressants

C.

Cognitive-behavior therapy (CBT) and amitriptyline

D.

Coaching approach behavior and leading by modeling

1 points  

QUESTION 89

1.      Select the correct epidemiologic fact about major depression in children and adolescents.

A.

There is a 20% incidence by age 18

B.

The incidence is equal in adolescent females and males

C.

There is a decreased incidence after 20

D.

The incidence is five- to ten-fold greater in children with a parent or sibling with major depression

1 points  

QUESTION 90

1.      Select two events that are causes of dissociative trance disorder.

A.

Natural disaster

B.

Substance abuse

C.

Experienced violence

D.

Appropriate drug therapy

1 points  

QUESTION 91

1.      Select the brain region that is most implicated in the function of memory.

A.

Hippocampus

B.

Temporal lobe

C.

Amygdala

D.

Corpus callosum

1 points  

QUESTION 92

1.      Select the two common characteristics of illness anxiety disorder.

A.

Avoidance of provider evaluation

B.

Few or lack of somatic symptoms

C.

Frequent provider visits

D.

Presence of a fixed delusion

1 points  

QUESTION 93

1.      Select the scientist who is most associated with the development of learning theory.

A.

Piaget

B.

Ainsworth

C.

Bowlby

D.

Pavlov

1 points  

QUESTION 94

1.      Select the most likely stressor to cause an adjustment disorder.

A.

Natural disaster

B.

Emergency surgery

C.

Vehicle accident

D.

Substance abuse

1 points  

QUESTION 95

1.      Select the brain region that is least associated with OCD.

A.

Prefrontal cortex

B.

Amygdala

C.

Thalamus

D.

Anterior cingulate

1 points  

QUESTION 96

1.      Select the term that best describes the study of human behavior based on transmission and modification of genetically influenced behavioral traits.

A.

Ethology

B.

Sociobiology

C.

Neuropsychology

D.

Phenomenology

1 points  

QUESTION 97

1.      Select two events that are excluded as causes of dissociative trance disorder.

A.

Natural disaster

B.

Substance abuse

C.

Experienced violence

D.

Appropriate drug therapy

1 points  

QUESTION 98

1.      Select the factor that best correlates with the occurrence of PTSD in children.

A.

Excessive dopamine metabolites

B.

Higher IQ

C.

Larger corpus callosum

D.

Lower IQ

1 points  

QUESTION 99

1.      Select the activity in which children are most likely to suffer selective mutism.

A.

Religious

B.

Family

C.

Playmates

D.

School

1 points  

QUESTION 100

1.      Select the population in which rumination disorder occurs most frequently.

A.

Male infants aged 3 to 12 months

B.

Female infants 6 to 18 months

C.

Children aged 2 to 5 years

D.

Adolescents aged 13 to 15 years

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