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The whole block: how disorders are classified, the major diagnoses, and how they are treated.
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A custom looks unusual to a visitor but is normal in its local culture. Which criterion warns clinicians not to judge disorder by rarity alone?
A student keeps earning good grades but says intrusive worries make each day feel miserable. Which disorder criterion is most directly present?
A worker's rituals take so long that he repeatedly misses shifts and cannot keep a job. Which criterion is clearest?
A person's behavior creates an immediate serious risk of physical harm to self or others. Which criterion is being considered?
A psychologist explains panic attacks by combining inherited risk, brain chemistry, anxious thoughts and family stress. Which model fits?
What manual do many U.S. clinicians use to classify mental disorders by diagnostic criteria?
A student says the DSM-5 gives the exact cause of every disorder. What correction is accurate?
A client meets criteria for both major depressive disorder and panic disorder. What term names having two disorders at the same time?
After hearing a diagnosis, a teacher interprets every late assignment as proof the student is unstable. What concern about diagnosis is shown?
For months, a teen worries about grades, health, money and family on most days, even when there is no immediate threat. Which disorder fits?
A student has sudden surges of terror with chest tightness and dizziness, then spends weeks fearing another attack. Which disorder fits?
A man avoids buses, bridges and crowded stores because escape might be hard if panic starts. Which disorder best matches this fear pattern?
A student skips presentations and lunch tables because being watched or judged feels unbearable. Which disorder is most likely?
A teen has repeated thoughts that the stove is on and checks it 30 times before leaving. What disorder pattern is this?
Months after a serious crash, a driver has flashbacks, avoids the route and stays constantly on alert. Which disorder fits?
For three weeks, an adult has lost interest in nearly everything, sleeps poorly, feels worthless and cannot concentrate. Which diagnosis fits?
An adult has felt mildly depressed more days than not for three years, without a clear major depressive episode. Which diagnosis fits?
A person has a week of unusually elevated mood, little sleep, racing thoughts and risky spending that leads to hospitalization. Which diagnosis is supported?
A patient has major depressive episodes and several 4-day periods of increased energy and confidence, but no full manic episode. Which diagnosis fits?
For major depressive disorder, symptoms such as depressed mood or loss of interest must last at least how long?
A person with schizophrenia hears a voice commenting when no one is present. How is this symptom classified?
A patient is convinced neighbors control his thoughts through the walls despite clear evidence against it. This is best classified as
During an interview, a patient jumps from topic to topic in a word salad that others cannot follow. What symptom type is this?
A patient rarely speaks, shows little facial expression and seems emotionally flat. These signs are best classified as
A person with schizophrenia stops initiating schoolwork, hobbies and social contact without reporting sadness. What symptom category fits?
Personality disorders marked mainly by odd or eccentric behavior are grouped in which cluster?
A person is extremely fearful of criticism, clings to reassurance and avoids decisions without others. Which personality disorder cluster is closest?
A man repeatedly breaks the law, lies for gain and feels no remorse for people he harms. Which pattern is described?
A person's relationships swing between idealizing and hating others, with intense fear of abandonment and impulsive self-harm. Which pattern fits?
A therapist asks a client to say whatever comes to mind and then interprets resistance and transference. Which therapy is this?
A therapist reflects a client's feelings, listens actively and offers unconditional positive regard. Which approach is shown?
A client learns relaxation, builds a fear hierarchy and gradually imagines then approaches elevators. Which technique is this?
A therapist helps a depressed client identify automatic thoughts like "I fail at everything" and test them against evidence. Which therapy fits?
On a unit, patients earn points for self-care and prosocial behavior, then trade them for privileges. What technique is this?
Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, or SSRIs, are classified mainly as what drug class?
Medication prescribed to reduce hallucinations and delusions in schizophrenia is usually from which class?
Lithium is most closely associated with long-term treatment of which disorder?
In a medication trial, neither patients nor evaluators know who receives the active pill or the inert pill. What design is this?
A man's withdrawal and flat affect develop gradually across several years before clear psychosis appears. What onset pattern is described?
After a severe stressor, a young adult suddenly develops delusions and disorganized speech within days. What onset pattern is described?
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