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3P Psychiatric Questions and Answers Graded A+ With Psychiatry what is always screened for? Bipolar If positive on which depression assessment would institute a PHQ9? PHQ2 PHQ2 is what kind of tool? Depression assessment tool Why do we always screen for bipolar? It could be bipolar presenting as depression What is GDS? Geriatric Depression Scale Have there been times you felt very cheerful and happy (this felt different than normal self)? is what kind of ...

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Dissociation defense mechanism that protects a person from overwhelming anxiety by emotionally separating Depersonalization unreality or detachment from one's body, thoughts, feeling and actions Derealization: unreality or detachment from one's surroundings Body dysmorphic disorder Preoccupation with one or more perceived defects or flaws in physical appearance Spends significant time trying to correct perceived flaw with makeup, dermatological procedures or plastic s...

MH701 Final Exam 100% VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 2023/2024 How is the amygdala part of the brain involved in anxiety? - ANSWER * Amygdala is in the center of the brain near the hippocampus. * The amygdala rates the importance of an emotional event and activates the hippocampus accordingly. * Determines whether there will be a fear response and initiates your flight or flight response that helps you respond to a perceived threat. * When this response remains switched on and there is no danger...

PMHN Exam 3 |137 Questions with Verified Answers Dissociative disorders: - CORRECT ANSWER 1. Depersonalization/derealization 2. Dissociative amnesia 3. Dissociative fugue 4. Dissociative identify Depersonalization/derealization disorder: - CORRECT ANSWER Temporary change in awareness displaying depersonalization, derealization or both. Depersonalization: - CORRECT ANSWER Feeling of observing own personality or body from a distance. Out of body experience Derealization: - CORREC...

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TCRN Exam Review 403 Questions with Verified Answers Circumfrential burns - CORRECT ANSWER Full-thickness burns result in the formation of an eschar that is tough and unyielding. Can cause a burn compartment syndrome, and often requires escharotomy Shock - CORRECT ANSWER Systemic reaction to insult that causes decreased oxygen delivery to the cells 4 Classifications of Shock - CORRECT ANSWER 1. Hypovolemic 2. Distributive 3. Cardiogenic 4. Obstruction Hypovolemic Shock - CORRE...