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CMA 23
Chapter 23 Study stack
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Is a sensory experience (e.g. a small sight ,touch, or taste ) involving something that is not present ? | hallucination |
| means alternative preception of the self, a persons own reality is lost | depersonalization |
| Unshakeable belief in something untrue; Maybe accompanied by hallucinations and/or paranoia is defined as what? | delusion |
| Means external emotional expressions? | |
| What is the medication classification of risperidone ( Risperdal ) | antispyschotic |
| What is the medication classification of olanzapine ( Zyprexa ) | antispyschotic |
| What is the medication classification of venlafzine ? | antidepressant |
| Means an exaggerated sense of physical and mental well-being. | euphoria |
| What is the medication classification of valproic acid ? | anticonvulsant |
| What is the medication classification of sertaline ? | antidepressant |
| What is the medication classification of bupropion ( Wellbutrin ) | antidepressant |
| What is the medication classification of sertraline ( Zoloft ) | antidepressant |
| What is the medication classification of methylphenidate ( Ritalin L.A., Concerta, Methylin ) ? | stimulant |
| What is the medication classification of citalopram ( Celexa )? | antidepressant |
| What is the medication classification of aripiprazole ( Ablitify )? | antispyschotic |
| A phobia is a type of what disorder/disease? | anxiety disorder |
| Is the persistent difficulty of getting rid of personal possession ? | hoarding disorder |
| Means a person has many different worries and finds it difficult to control his or her anxiety | generealized anxiety disorder |
| Causes recurrent sudden feelings of terror without real dangers being present ? | panic disorder |
| What is a related factor to mental developmental, or behavioral disorder? | enviormental sterssors, parental health, community concerns, poverty, |
| Behavioral health disorders in children cause changes in the way children? | earn, behave, and handle their emotions |
| How Long does depression need to be present for a diagnose to be given? | 2 weeks |
| This term means people with this phobia have a fear of speaking of computers ? | cyberphobia |
| This term means people with this phobia have a fear of speaking in front of audience? | glossophobia |
| What is the etiology of OCD ? | typically develops from a combination of genetics, neurological factors, brain chemistry, and environmental influences. |
| What is the etiology of panic disorders? | combination of genetics, brain chemistry, environmental stressors, and a hypersensitive "fight-or-flight" response |
| What is the main symptom of OCD? | obsession, compulsions |
| What are the symptoms of depression? | feeling hopeless, sad, or tired, irritable, anxious, loss of interest in activities, thoughts of suicide and death, food prblems, |
| A person with this condition may show the flowing signs and symptoms: Amnesia, sense of being detached from self, distorted or unreal perception of others, and an unclear sense of identity ? | dissociative disorders |
| Signs and symptoms of panic attacks include : sense of impending doom, rapid and pounding heart rate ,sweating, trembling, chills, and hot flashes, chest pain, abdominal cramping, nausea, dizziness , light headedness, and numbness. The signs and symptoms | both statements true |
| This condition can cause delusions, hallucinations, disorganized thinking and speech, normal motor behavior, lack of response ( No eye contact, lack of facial expression ), and neglect personal hygiene. | schizophrenia |
| With this condition, person overeats, which leads to purging ? | bulimia |
| What is the treatment for bipolar disorder ? | psychotherapy |
| Barbs , Red birds, and yellow jackets are a commonly abused drug. What is the name of the drug? | CNS depressants |
| What is the treatment for OCD ? | psychotherapy, CBT, exposure, response prevention & antidepressants |
| What is the treatment GAD ? | psychotherapy or CBT |
| For what condition would the provider do a physical exam, a psychiatric assessment, and then have the patient chart their moods ? | bipolar disorder |
| What is the medication classification of drugs can cause arrhythmias, aggression, memory loss, flushing, hypertension, restlessness, and fainting ? | stimulant |
| This assessment is also called neurocognitive testing ? | neuropsychological evaluation |
| This type of psychological test measures the verbal intelligent quotient (IQ) performance IQ and full-scale IQ ? | Wechsler scales |
| What is the medication classification of drug can cause daytime sedation, confusion, dry mouth, and hypersensitivity | sedative-hypnotic |
| Under HIPPA, psychotherapy note are treated with higher levels of confidentiality than other health records and need to be stored separately from the patient health record. They are not released with other health records True Or False ? | True |
| What behavioral health professional is trained as a medical doctor and can prescribe medication ? | psychiatrist |
| A suicide attempt is death caused by a self-inflected injury with an intent to die as a result of the behavior. A suicide is a nonfatal, self directed , potentially harmful behavior with an intent to die as a result of the behavior. True Or False ? | both statements false |
| snow,flake, candy, crake are commonly abused drugs. what is the name of the drug | cocaine |
| what is the medication classification of fluoxetine (prozac) | antidepressant |
| what development disorder causes difficulty interacting and communicating with others | autism spectrum disorder (ASD) |
| what are the main symptoms of GAD? | restless, tense, tired, irritable, or have trouble sleeping and concentrating. |
| means abnormal elated mental state? | mania |
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