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Findings on MSE is strongest predictor of incapacity to make medical decisions? - ANSWERLack of insight Pedigree-based approaches are most powerful for identifying what type of gene variant? - ANSWERSimple tandem repeat Review location of insula on coronal section. #5 - ANSWER What can enh...

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Findings on MSE is strongest predictor of incapacity to make medical decisions? - ANSWERLack of
insight



Pedigree-based approaches are most powerful for identifying what type of gene variant? -
ANSWERSimple tandem repeat



Review location of insula on coronal section. #5 - ANSWER



What can enhance hypoactive DTRs in leg? - ANSWERClench a fist



"Methylation makes DNA MUTE"

"Acetylation makes DNA ACTIVE"



Pts with this neurocognitive DO are more likely to develop severe EPS from antipsychotic
medications. - ANSWERLewy body disease



Strongest risk factor for development of chronic daily headache in adults? - ANSWERMedication
overuse



Which of the following ntx is predominantly INHIBITORY?



NE

glutamate

DA

tyrosine

glycine – ANSWERTyrosine

,Leading cause of death in persons with severe mental illness - ANSWERCardiovascular disease



Med that's most effective for migraine prophylaxis? - ANSWERTopiramate (anticonvulsants)



Note: Triptans are used for acute migraine Tx



Epigenetic mechanisms that inhibits transcriptional machinery form accessing DNA and thus leads to
decreased gene transcription? - ANSWERMethylation




Maintenance of wakefulness is dependent on which part of the brain? - ANSWERAscending reticular
activating system



Which of the following signs or symptoms is necessary to make a Dx of anorexia nervosa?




Preoperational: Toddlerhood (18-24 months) to early childhood (age 7)

egocentric



Concrete operational: Ages 7 to 11 years.

operational thought (work things out internally in their head; conservation-same in quantity though
appearance changes)



Formal operational: Adolescence to adulthood

Abstraction



25 yo w/ Hx of developmental delays presents with eval for anger outbursts. Karyotyping
demonstrates microdeletion of genetic material. Finding is most likely to be seen in which of
following:



Phenylketonuria

Down Syndrome

Tuberous sclerosis

, Fragile X Syndrome

Prader-Willi syndrome - ANSWERPrader- Willi syndrome

(Paternal gene mutated/deleted)

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Phenylketonuria - autosomal recessive

Tuberous sclerosis - autosomal dominant

Down Syndrome - extra chr 21

Fragile X Syndrome - trinucleotide repeat

Amenorrhea

Perfectionistic behaviors

Intense fear of gaining wgt

BMI <20

Subjective feeling of loss of control while eating - ANSWERIntense fear of gaining wgt



When a child reaches the stage of formal operations, which is a new cognitive capacity gained? -
ANSWERAbstraction



Piaget's Four Stages of Cognitive Development



Sensorimotor: Birth to ages 18-24 mos

objective permanence




Which of the following areas are connected by the stria terminalis? - ANSWERAmygdala to the septal
area and the hypothalamus



Evidence-based practice with the most available research that reduces relapses and symptoms, and
improves medication adherence in schizophrenia? - ANSWERFamily psychoeducation



Assessment strategies that's most reliable in differentiating bipolar from unipolar depression in a
patient presenting with an index depressive episode? - ANSWERLongitudinal follow-up

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