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Unit 6: Clinical Psychology Exam Study Guide with Complete Solutions Mental Status Examination (MSE) - Answer️️ -a structured exam designed to quickly evaluate a patient's level of mental functioning. Appearance and Behavior - Answer️️ -The clinician notes any overt physical behaviors ...

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Unit 6: Clinical Psychology Exam Study
Guide with Complete Solutions

Mental Status Examination (MSE) - Answer✔️✔️-a structured exam
designed to quickly evaluate a patient's level of mental functioning.

Appearance and Behavior - Answer✔️✔️-The clinician notes any overt
physical behaviors such as twitching, dressing/grooming habits, general
appearance, posture, and facial expression

Hyperactivity: talking fast, moving fast, unable to sit still

Psychomotor Agitation: in general, increased amount of behavior, "stirred
up"

Psychomotor Retardation: very slow, talking/walking/moving

Content of Thought - Answer✔️✔️-ideas that fill a client's mind, literally
what they are thinking about

Thinking Style and Language - Answer✔️✔️-A term used in a mental status
exam to indicate how a person thinks. This includes information on the
client's vocabulary use and sentence structure. Literally how the words
come out.

Perceptual Experiences - Answer✔️✔️-hallucinations




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Sense of Self - Answer✔️✔️-An individual's unique sense of identity that has
been influenced by social, cultural, and psychological experiences; your
sense of who you are in relation to other people.

Motivation - Answer✔️✔️-the reason or reasons one has for acting or
behaving in a particular way.

Catatonia - Answer✔️✔️-Severe motor disturbance, don't/can't move, coma-
like. Have waxy flexibility and will comply with movement if someone
moves them

Compulsion - Answer✔️✔️-behavior you feel like you must do

Orientation - Answer✔️✔️-to what extent do you know what's going on
right now. Date, where you are, who you are, what situation you're in.

Delusion - Answer✔️✔️-deeply entrenched false belief

Obsession - Answer✔️✔️-Reoccuring unwanted thought. Can't get it out of
your head

Affect - Answer✔️✔️-outward display of emotions

Inappropriate Affect: ex. Laughing at a funeral. How you display emotion
is inappropriate for the occasion

Flat Affect: no rise or fall in voice, monotone, no gesture, dead inside

Heightened,exaggerated and overdramatic

Hallucination - Answer✔️✔️-false perception, but you really perceive it. Can
be any one of the senses, you don't know when it's happening


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Depersonalization - Answer✔️✔️-Separation from yourself, feeling of
unreality. Sometimes comes from traumatic event

Insight - Answer✔️✔️-a sudden realization of a problem's solution, about
oneself

Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM) - Answer✔️✔️-Contains clinical
definitions of disorders

Book that contains all disorders the U.S. acknowledges. APA

Also provides places to make relevant notes on several dimensions

5 Axes

Axis I - Answer✔️✔️-Clinical disorders, adjustment disorders

Adjustment disorders manifest themselves in several ways:

Usually has to do with change, only period of time and go away

Emotion: anxiety/depression

Disturbances of conduct: acting out

Physical complaints

Social withdrawal

Disruptions from work or academics

The clue that helps us identify a clinical disorder - Answer✔️✔️-SPECIFIC
ONSET

Specific Onset - Answer✔️✔️-where the symptoms started


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