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Exam 14: Mental, Behavioral, and Neurodevelopmental Disorders
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Question 1
Short Answer
What are the two most common mood disorders?
Question 2
Multiple Choice
What drug could be given to treat depression?
Question 3
True/False
Organic psychosis occurs because of deterioration in the brain and is usually progressive and irreversible.
Question 4
Multiple Choice
Patient was admitted for psychiatric care for acute posttraumatic stress disorder.
Question 5
Multiple Choice
An adult female patient is admitted for treatment of anorexia nervosa. The patient has moderate malnutrition, severe electrolyte imbalance, and nutritional cardiomyopathy. The dietitian documents a BMI of 18.
Question 6
Multiple Choice
Patient is receiving behavioral therapy for treatment of chronic pain syndrome due to psychological factors.
Question 7
Multiple Choice
Severe intellectual disability is classified when the person has an IQ of ____.
Question 8
True/False
ICD-10-CM does not have a history code for history of drug or alcohol abuse.
Question 9
Short Answer
ADHD, combined type: __________
Question 10
True/False
Drug withdrawal treatment depends on the drug from which a person is having withdrawal.
Question 11
Multiple Choice
Patient was admitted because of aggressive behavior and wandering. Neurology diagnosed dementia due to Lewy bodies.
Question 12
Short Answer
____________________ is a structured program with the goal to stop and recover from the use of drugs or alcohol.
Question 13
Short Answer
Catatonic schizophrenia in remission: __________
Question 14
Multiple Choice
Match each definition to one of the following items. -Assuming the appearance, manner, or roles traditionally associated with members of the opposite sex (cross-dressing)
Question 15
Multiple Choice
A 28-year-old man was brought to the ER by a friend who stated that the patient had been acting bizarrely. The patient has been irritable, pacing the apartment, and talking nonstop. He was admitted to the psychiatric unit for management of his manic symptoms.Final Diagnosis: Bipolar affective disease Severe manic phase. Recurrent episode with psychosis.
Question 16
Multiple Choice
Match each definition to one of the following items. -An anxiety disorder that is triggered by memories of a traumatic event
Question 17
Multiple Choice
Patient is admitted with abdominal pain. After investigation, it is determined that the patient has alcoholic gastritis. Patient has a history of alcohol dependence and has no desire to stop drinking.