Biofeedback, deep breathing, mindfulness, and progressive muscle relaxation are strategies
that are typically used in which of the following therapies?
According to the APA which of the following are required to suppor
...
Biofeedback, deep breathing, mindfulness, and progressive muscle relaxation are strategies
that are typically used in which of the following therapies?
According to the APA which of the following are required to support a child’s DSM5 diagnosis?
Which of the following is NOT consistent with good sleep hygiene?
Which of the following antipsychotic medications have the greatest tendency to increase
appetite and body weight?
2021 Mid Term Seraphin
Question 1
A Relaxation therapy
.
B Social skills training
.
C
Motivational
.
Interviewing
D
Applied behavioral
.
analysis
Question 2
A
The child’s clinical presentation fulfills the specific symptom based
.
diagnostic criteria.
B The child’s symptoms are not caused by other diagnoses or stressors.
.
C
The child’s symptoms are impairing a child’s functioning in at least two
.
settings.
D A and B
.
Question 3
A Allow child to keep a cell phone at bedside.
.
B Establish bedtime routines and maintain consistently.
.
C
Limit use of electronics in the evening i.e., television,
.
computer, etc.
D
Set and maintain a bedtime that will allow for adequate
.
sleep.
Question 4
When assessing a child with disruptive or aggressive behavior, the clinician asks “Have you
been thinking about or planning to hurt anyone?” to screen for which of the following
diagnostic categories?
The clinician assessing substance abuse in an adolescent asks, “Did you develop more mood
or anxiety problems after you started using?” to screen for which of the following diagnostic
possibilities?
When the patient lacks capacity to make a decision the nurse has the ethical responsibility
to do which of the following?
A Aripiprazole (Abilify)
.
B
Ziprasidone
.
(Geodon)
C Haloperidol (Haldol)
.
D
Risperidone
.
(Risperdal)
Question 5
A Safety
.
B Bullying
.
C Conduct disorder
.
D
Oppositional defiant
.
disorder
Question 6
A Substance use disorder
.
B Substance withdrawal
.
C Substance tolerance
.
D
Substance induced mental
.
disorder
Question 7
A Become a surrogate decision maker for the patient.
.
B Consult a formally-designated surrogate for patient choices.
When assessing a child who has presented with concerns of being anxious and worried, the
provider asks the child “Do you get sudden surges of fear that make your body feel shaky or
your heart race?” to screen for which of the following common diagnostic possibilities?
Which of the following antipsychotic medications has the greatest risk for weight gain and
lipid changes?
A period of at least one week in which both a manic episode and a major depressive episode
occur almost daily is consistent with which diagnosis?
.
C
Make safe choices for the patient based on the nurse’s beliefs
.
and values.
D
Continue to support all the patient’s choices until a surrogate
.
can be found.
Question 8
A
Obsessive -compulsive
.
disorder
B
Posttraumatic stress
.
disorder
C Panic disorder
.
D
Separation anxiety
.
disorder
Question 9
A
Ziprasidone
.
(Geodon)
B
Aripiprazole
.
(Abilify)
C
Olanzapine
.
(Zyprexa)
D
Quetiapine
.
(Seroquel)
Question 10
A Bipolar II Disorder
.
B Cyclothymic Disorder
.
The theory that depression results from specific thought distortions is consistent with which
of the following?
C
Bipolar I Disorder, mixed
.
episode
D
Bipolar I Disorder, cyclothymic
.
type
Question 11
Which of the following is NOT true about symptomatology of anorexia nervosa?
A Most aberrant behaviors directed toward losing weight occurs in secret.
.
B All patients have an intense fear of gaining weight and becoming obese.
.
C
Most patients with anorexia nervosa will have no difficulty eating with their family in
.
public places.
D
Fear of gaining weight and becoming obese frequently contributes to the individual’s
.
lack of interest in and resistance to therapy/treatment.
Question 12
Sleep-related hallucinations occurring at sleep onset are known as which of the following?
A Hypnagogic
.
B
Hypnopompic
.
C
Complex
.
hallucinations
D
Paranormal
.
hallucinations
Question 13
A Cognitive theory
.
B Psychosocial theory
.
C Psychodynamic theory
.
D
Learned helplessness
.
theory
Reasons for the underuse of specific mental health treatments during childhood include
which of the following?
Which of the following is true regarding the cultural formulation interview with a child and
caregiver?
According to the APA, “Psychologists seek to promote accuracy, honesty, and truthfulness in
the practice of psychology,” reflecting which of the following ethical principles?
Question 14
A Stigma associated with mental health
.
B Poor problem recognition
.
C
Limited availability of mental health
.
specialists
D All of the above
.
Question 15
A
Asking about a child and caregiver’s cultural understanding is an efficient way to
.
build a therapeutic alliance.
B While cultural understanding is important, it is important not to personalize the
.
diagnosis.
C
While obtaining cultural information is important, it may increase bias and thus
.
decrease accuracy of the assessment.
D
Engaging in a discussion about culture, while interesting and engaging, is a
.
distraction from the problem that brought the child and caregiver to the provider.
Question 16
A Integrity
.
B Justice
.
C Beneficence
.
D
Nonmalefice
Question 17
.
nce
Which of the following antidepressant medications have the greatest
tendency to increase appetite and body weight?
ADHD, impulse-control, conduct disorder, and intellectual disabilities and anxiety disorders
are predominant during which of the following age ranges?
The clinician asks the child who is being seen for labile mood “Have you felt really down
depressed or uninterested in things you used to enjoy for more than 2 weeks? to screen for
which of the following diagnostic categories?
A
Fluoxetine
.
(Prozac)
B
Trazodone
.
(Desyrel)
C
Amitriptyline
.
(Elavil)
D
Venlafaxine
.
(Effexor)
Question 18
Which of the following is the most common eating disorder?
A Bulimia nervosa
.
B Anorexia nervosa
.
C
Binge eating
.
disorder
D
Night eating
.
syndrome
Question 19
A Ages 0–5
.
B
Ages 6–
.
12
C
Ages 13–
.
18
D Ages 18+
.
Question 20
A Suicidality
.
B Bipolar disorder
Which of the following disorders is characterized by episodic bouts of intake of excessive
amounts of food but without purging or similar compensatory behavior?
During the evaluation of a patient with a history of Bipolar I Disorder, who is manic, the
patient states that she is actually the Queen of England and quite wealthy. This is an
example of which of the following?
A form of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) that requires attending skills groups in addition
to individual therapy sessions are known as which of the following?
.
C Major depressive disorder
.
D
Disruptive mood dysregulation
.
disorder
Question 21
A Bulimia nervosa
.
B Anorexia nervosa
.
C
Binge eating
.
disorder
D
Night eating
.
syndrome
Question 22
A Mood-congruent manic delusion
.
B
Mood-incongruent manic
.
delusion
C
Mood-congruent manic
.
hallucination
D
Mood-incongruent manic
.
hallucination
Question 23
A Group CBT
.
B Trauma-Focused CBT
.
C Motivational Interviewing
Which of the following is consistent with recommendations for use of available evidencebased psychopharmacological interventions?
The type of therapy typically indicated for individuals with chronic and significant suicidality
and self-harm is known as which of the following?
The average time from the start of child mental health symptoms until a young person
enters mental health treatment is which of the following?
.
D
Dialectical-behavioral
.
therapy
Question 24
A
If a child/adolescent has mild symptoms, prescribe medications prior to psychosocial
.
Interventions.
B If a child/adolescent has mild symptoms, initiate psychotropic medication at the
.
same time as appropriate psychosocial interventions are started.
If a child/adolescent has moderate to severe range of symptoms initiate psychotropic
C medication at the same time as the appropriate psychosocial interventions are
. started.
D
If a child/adolescent has a moderate to severe range of symptoms initiate
.
psychotropic medication prior to initiating psychosocial interventions.
Question 25
A
Cognitive behavioral therapy
.
(CBT)
B Trauma-focused CBT
.
C Motivational interviewing
.
D Dialectical-behavioral therapy
.
Question 26
A
4–6
.
weeks
B
3–6
.
months
C 1–2 years
.
D 8–10
A general term for programs that teach and encourage skillful parent and caregiver
responses to challenging child behaviors.
Nightmares and night terrors are associated with disorganization and arousal during which
stage of sleep?
The right to assent of dissent from treatment for a child or adolescent is reflected in which of
the following American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry ethical issues?
.
years
Question 27
A Motivational interviewing
.
B Dialectical-behavioral therapy
.
C
Cognitive behavioral therapy
.
(CBT)
D
Behavioral management
.
training
Question 28
A
Stage
.
1
B
Stage
.
2
C
Stage
.
3
D
Stage
.
4
Question 29
A Fidelity
.
B Autonomy
.
C Beneficence
.
D
Nonmalefice
.
nce
Question 30
A 10-year-old child presents with developmentally inappropriate and persistent difficulty with
inattention with symptoms which are interfering with academic goals and in social settings.
This is consistent with which of the following diagnoses?
A patient presents endorsing persistent low-grade (sub-acute) depression for the last several
years, uncertain of when it started, thinks he has always been depressed but still goes
through the motions. These symptoms are consistent with which of the following diagnoses?
Examples of atypical features in a patient with Major Depressive Episode include which of
the following?
A Address any acute safety concerns
.
B
Obtain any necessary professional
.
assistance
C
Develop a prevention plan for future
.
crises
D A and B
.
Question 31
A Conduct disorder
.
B Autism spectrum disorder
.
C Generalized anxiety disorder
.
D
Attention-deficit/hyperactivity
.
disorder
Question 32
A Dysthymia
.
B Cyclothymia
.
C
Major Depression, subacute,
.
recurrent
D Bipolar II disorder
.
Question 33
A Overeating and
In the event of a crisis in which the child is threatening to hurt himself, the first steps should
include which of the following?
A 15-year-old girl presents with symptoms that include restrictive eating and food
avoidance, with a desire to avoid obesity, which persists despite negative consequences.
This presentation is consistent with which of the following diagnoses?
Which of the following antidepressants are approved by the FDA for treating depression in
children ages 8–17?
.
oversleeping
B Loss of appetite
.
C Insomnia
.
D Sleep walking
.
Question 34
Somnambulism is characterized by which of the following?
A Waking from sleep/naps with vivid recall of intensely frightening dreams
.
B A sleep-wake pattern out of synchrony with the desired sleep-wake schedule
.
C Excessive daytime sleepiness or sleep attacks
.
D
Repeated episodes of rising from bed and walking about for between several minutes
.
to a half hour during nocturnal sleep
Question 35
A Bulimia nervosa
.
B Anorexia nervosa
.
C Encopresis
.
D
Autism spectrum
.
disorder
Question 36
A Sertraline
.
B Fluoxetine
.
C Duloxetine
.
When assessing for substance abuse in an adolescent, the clinician should initially assess for
which of the following?
Which of the following is consistent with what is known about prevalence of Bipolar I
disorder?
D
Fluvoxami
.
ne
Question 37
A Safety
.
B Self medication
.
C
Substance
.
tolerance
D
Substance use
.
disorder
Question 38
A Bipolar I Disorder is more prevalent in men
.
B Bipolar I Disorder is more prevalent in women
.
C Manic episodes are more prevalent in women.
.
D
Bipolar I Disorder has equal prevalence among men
.
and women.
Question 39
Which of the following is NOT consistent with the code of ethics for the nursing profession?
A
A code of ethics for the nursing profession informs every aspect of
.
the nurse’s life.
B
A code of ethics makes explicit the primary obligations of the nursing
.
profession.
C
A code of ethics addresses the values and ideals of the nursing
.
profession.
D B and C only
.
Question 40
Which of the following is NOT consistent with what is known about anorexia nervosa?
The mental health practitioner realizes the following about using a behavioral health rating
scale?
When responding to a family member about the genetic factors related to mood disorders
the APRN would share which of the following?
Which of the following medications are approved by the FDA for treating OCD in children
ages 6–17?
A Anorexia nervosa is more prevalent in males.
.
B Anorexia nervosa is most frequent in developed countries
.
C Anorexia nervosa is equally prevalent in males and females
.
D
Roughly half of patients with anorexia nervosa will not only diet but will also regularly
.
engage in binge and purge behaviors
Question 41
A Rating scare are inherently imperfect.
.
B Rating scales should never be the sole basis for making a diagnosis.
.
C
Behavioral health rating scales are an efficient tool to quickly
.
diagnosis a patient.
D A and B
.
Question 42
A There is no evidence that genetics plays a role in mood disorders.
.
B
If one parent has a mood disorder the child has a 50% risk of developing a mood
.
disorder.
C Bipolar I Disorder is typically the most common form of mood disorder in families of
.
bipolar probands.
D
Evidence from twin studies provides the most compelling data for the role of genetic
.
factors in mood disorders.
Question 43
A
Sertraline
.
B
Fluoxetine
.
Universal sleep hygiene would NOT include which of the following?
Which of the following is NOT consistent with pseudodementia seen in major depressive
disorder?
When evaluating a child due to disruptive or aggressive behavior, which diagnostic category
should be considered first?
Which of the following may be symptoms of depression in children?
C
Fluvoxamine
.
D
Clomipramine
.
Question 44
A Getting adequate exercise
.
B Avoid heavy meals before bedtime
.
C Consistent bedtime and arousal time
.
D
Only go to bed when you are actually
.
feeling sleepy
Question 45
A Sudden onset
.
B Diurnal variation
.
C Confabulation
.
D
Can be coached and encouraged into
.
remembering
Question 46
A Abuse
.
B Conduct disorder
.
C Communication disorder
.
D
Attention deficit/hyperactivity
.
disorder
Question 47
Which of the following would be consistent with ethical principles regarding relationships
with patients in the ANA’s Code of Ethics for Nurses (Provision 1.2)?
The domain of ethics concerning the nature of ethics and moral reasoning is known as which
of the following?
A dissociation between the patient’s experience of sleeping and the objective polygraphy
measures of sleep is known as which of the following?
A School phobia
.
B Excessive clinging to parents
.
C
Preferring to spend time with friends from
.
school
D A and B
.
Question 48
A
The nurse must respect patient’s
.
decisions.
B
The nurse must support all patient
.
choices.
C
The nurse must agree with all patient
.
choices.
D A and B only
.
Question 49
A Metaethics
.
B
Normative
.
ethics
C Applied ethics
.
D Moral ethics
.
Question 50
A
Sleep state
.
misperception
B Psychophysiological
.
The American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Code of Ethics Principle II:
Promoting the Welfare of Children and Adolescents addresses which of the following ethical
issues?
Ethical questions about what we “ought” to do or be are addressed within which domain
ethics?
insomnia
C Persistent insomnia
.
D Non-organic insomnia
.
Question 51
A Fidelity
.
B Autonomy
.
C Beneficence
.
D
Nonmalefice
.
nce
Question 52
A Metaethics
.
B Applied ethics
.
C Normative ethics
.
D
None of the above as this is not an ethical
.
question
Question 53
The most powerful predictors of the onset of a depressive episode is which of the following?
A Resent stressful events
.
B
Persons with antisocial personality
.
disorder
C
Persons with paranoid personality
.
disorder
D
Person with borderline personality
.
disorder
Attempts to influence providers through use of dinners, gifts, educational opportunities, and
medication samples provide a conflict from which of the following American Academy of
Child and Adolescent Psychiatry ethical perspectives?
Which of the following SSRIs is a first line treatment for depression in children?
When evaluating a child/adolescent who presents with irritable or labile mood the clinician
should first consider and screen for which of the following diagnostic categories?
The ARNP asks the teenager, who according to parents has been extremely moody, “Have
you been using drugs or alcohol?” to assess for which of the following diagnostic
possibilities?
Question 54
A Fidelity
.
B Autonomy
.
C Beneficence
.
D
Nonmalefice
.
nce
Question 55
A
Paroxetine
.
(Paxil)
B
Fluoxetine
.
(Prozac)
C
Citalopram
.
(Celexa)
D
Sertraline
.
(Zoloft)
Question 56
A
Adjustment disorder with depressed
.
mood
B Substance abus
.
C Disruptive mood dysregulatio
.
D Posttraumatic stress disorder
.
Question 57
Principles to be considered when using a rating scale to assess for mood and anxiety
disorders include which of the following?
A
Substance use disorder
.
B Major depressive disorder
.
C Generalized anxiety disorder
.
D Posttraumatic stress
. disorder
Question 58
Which of the following are medical complications NOT associated with anorexia nervosa?
A
Tachycardi
.
a
B
Bradycardi
.
a
C
Hypotensio
.
n
D
Hypotherm
.
ia
Question 59
A
Choose a rating scale with fair diagnostic reliability.
.
B A longer rating scale will provide better diagnostic specificity.
.
C
Use a broad-based rating scale to investigate a particular problem.
.
D
Select scales that are research validated for age, condition, and (ideally) culture.
.
Question 60
Hypersomnolence disorder (excessive sleeping) can be caused by which of the following?
A Insufficient sleep
.
B Disrupted sleep
.
C
Basic neurologic dysfunction in the brain systems
.
regulating sleep
Which of the following is true about educating children and their families about their
diagnosed mental health disorder?
D All the above
.
Question 61
Which of the following questions should be considered prior to prescribing any medication?
A What is the patient or caregiver preference?
.
B How rapid of a treatment response is needed?
.
C
How does the child’s age effect your risk-benefit
.
analysis?
D All of the above
.
Question 62
Strategies that enhance therapeutic engagement include which of the following?
A
Engage the child/adolescent in a manner to encourage them feeling noticed, heard,
.
and appreciated.
B Make sure that the parent/caregiver is always in the room.
.
C Start off with targeted diagnostic questions to save time.
.
D Always take the child/adolescent’s side if there is disagreement with caregiver.
.
Question 63
A There is an inherent desire to better understand problems.
.
B
It is important to focus on understanding the stigma of mental
.
health.
C
It is important to connect the specific diagnosis with the
.
recommended treatment.
D A and C
.
Question 64
Which of the following BMIs is associated with severe anorexia nervosa?
A BMI >17 kg/m2
Developmental impairments and disruptive behavior problems are predominant issues
during which of the following age ranges:
A distinct period of an abnormally and persistently elevated, expansive or irritable mood
lasting at least a week or requiring hospitalization is consistent with which of the following?
.
B
BMI 16–
.
16.99kg/m2
C
BMI 15–15.99
.
kg/m2
D BMI <15kg/m2
.
Question 65
A Ages 0–5
.
B
Ages 6–
.
12
C
Ages 13–
.
18
D Ages 18+
.
Question 66
Applied behavioral analysis is typically indicated for which of the following disorders?
A Anxiety disorder
.
B Depressive disorder
.
C
Autism spectrum
.
disorder
D
Oppositional defiant
.
disorder
Question 67
A A manic episode
.
B
A hypomanic
.
episode
A patient in their early 20s presents reporting chronic fluctuating moods ranging from mild
depression to at times some hypomania. Recalls being sensitive and moody as a child. These
symptoms are consistent with which of the following diagnoses?
The comorbid psychiatric condition most frequently associated with anorexia nervosa is
which of the following?
When evaluating a child with poor academic performance which of the following diagnostic
categories should be considered first?
C Cyclothymia
.
D Bipolar II Disorder
.
Question 68
A Dysthymia
.
B Cyclothymia
.
C
Bipolar II
.
Disorder
D
Bipolar I
.
Disorder
Question 69
A Depression
.
B Social phobia
.
C Schizophrenia
.
D
Obsessive-compulsive
.
disorder
Question 70
A Sensory impairment
.
B Intellectual disability
.
C
Substance use
.
disorder
D
Mood or anxiety
.
disorder
Which of the following is NOT an American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
(AACP) Code of Ethics?
The APRN would recommend which of the following be included in a post-crisis plan?
Which of the following medications is approved by the FDA for treatment of enuresis?
In evaluating an adolescent with recurrent and excessive physical complaints, the clinician
would first consider all of the following prior to which other diagnostic possibility?
Question 71
A
The AACP Code of Ethics contains laws to direct the professional activities of child
.
and adolescent providers.
B
The AACP Code of Ethics contain guidelines that could be used consistently and
.
impartially.
C
The principles and guidelines in the AACP Code of Ethics are to be applied at all
.
times.
D
If there is question about how to apply a principle the provider is directed to seek
.
consultation from appropriate professional resources.
Question 72
A Keep up regular routines
.
B Maintain a “low-key” atmosphere
.
C
Follow typical house rules but pick your
.
battles
D All the above
.
Question 73
A Tofranil
.
B Zolpidem
.
C Solriamfetol
.
D
Rotigotine
.
patch
Question 74
A Anxiety disorder
.
Which of the following is NOT consistent with what is known about socioeconomic and
cultural factors related to mood disorders?
“Is it ever right to deceive a research subject?” is a question which specifically falls under
the category of which of the following domain of ethics?
The two neurotransmitters most implicated in the pathophysiology of mood disorders are
which of the following?
B
Adjustment
.
disorder
C
Conversion
.
disorder
D
Abuse or
.
maltreatment
Question 75
A
No correlation has been found between socioeconomic status and major depressive
.
disorder.
B
A higher-than-average incidence of Bipolar I disorder is found among the upper
.
socioeconomic groups.
C Bipolar I disorder is more common among persons who graduated from college.
.
D The prevalence of mood disorder does not differ among races.
.
Question 76
A Morality
.
B Metaethics
.
C Applied ethics
.
D
Normative
.
ethics
Question 77
A Gaba and Dopamine
.
B
Serotonin and
.
Norepinephrine
C Insulin and testosterone
The strongest predictors of a future suicide completion include which of the
following? Check all that apply.
Which of the following medications are approved by the FDA for treatment of mania in
children ages 12–17?
.
D Estrogen and Prolactin
.
Question 78
A
An active mood disorder
.
B
A history of suicide attempts
.
C
Current substance use disorder
.
D
A family history of suicidal behaviors
.
Question 79
Which of the following would be an initial screening question for a child with sleep problems?
A Do worries keep you awake?
.
B What is your routine before going to bed?
.
C Do you startle easily or get frequent
.
nightmares?
D
Do you feel tense, restless or worried most of
.
the time?
Question 80
Which of the following hormone levels is increased in anorexia nervosa?
A
Corticotrophin-releasing hormone
.
(CRH)
B Luteinizing hormone (LH)
.
C Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH)
.
D
Thyroid-stimulating hormone
.
(TSH)
Question 81
Which of the following medications is considered a first-line treatment for anxiety in
children?
A Lithium
.
B
Olanzapine
.
C Duloxetine
.
D
Sertraline
.
Question 82
The most common age of onset of anorexia nervosa is which of the following?
A Early 20s
.
B
10–13 years of
.
age
C
14–18 years of
.
age
D
19–29 years of
.
age
Question 83
A Sertraline (Zoloft)
.
B
Citalopram
.
(Celexa)
C
Fluvoxamine
.
(Luvox)
D Paroxetine (Paxil)
.
Question 84
Which of the following medications is FDA approved for the treatment of bulimia?
A Tofranil
.
B
Flurazepa
.
m
C Fluoxetin
Time-consuming internal repetitions of unwanted thoughts and or a persistent focus on
repeating specific types of behaviors or mental acts are symptoms consistent with which of
the following diagnoses?
Which of the following symptoms are associated with Major Depressive Disorder with
Melancholic Features?
.
e
D
Armodafi
.
nil
Question 85
A
Bipolar disorder
.
B Major depressive disorder
.
C Generalized anxiety disorder
.
D Obsessive-compulsive
. disorder
Question 86
Which of the following is true about social skills training with teens?
A Social skills training is used to teach social problem solving.
.
B Social skills training is more potent in a one-to-one setting.
.
C
Social skills training is more potent in a group setting due to the
.
peer influences.
D A and C
.
Question 87
A Psychosis
.
B Weight loss
.
C
Severe
.
anhedonia
D B and C
.
Question 88
Which of the following medications are approved by the FDA for treating generalized anxiety
disorder in children ages 7–17?
Which of the following symptoms assists in differentiating purging disorder from bulimia
nervosa?
A Nurse educators
.
B Nurse researchers
.
C Physician assistants
.
D
Advance practice registered
.
nurses
Question 89
A
Sertraline
.
B Quetiapine
.
C
Duloxetine
.
D
Clomipramine
.
Question 90
A Abuse of laxatives and diuretics
.
B Purging does not occur as a result of a binge episode
.
C Purging behavior occurs after eating small quantities of
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food or drink
D B and C
.
Question 91
Which of the following is important to realize when treating a child with an anxiety disorder?
A Anxiety disorders are commonly diagnosed in families.
.
B
Repeated exposures to feared situations will always help the child to unlearn the
.
fear response.
The ANA’s Code of Ethics for Nurses applies to which of the following EXCEPT:
A therapy focused on readiness to change related to health behaviors is known as which of
the following?
Which of the following is NOT consistent with guidelines for obtaining informed consent
involving child/adolescents?
Major depressive disorder, eating disorders, and substance use disorders predominate at
which of the following ages?
C
Parents should encourage avoidance of feared situations as this will help the
.
fear dissipate.
D SSRI’s are the MOST effective treatment in relieving symptoms of anxiety.
.
Question 92
A Social skills training
.
B Motivational interviewing
.
C Applied behavioral analysis
.
D
Behavioral management
.
training
Question 93
It is crucial that potential risks and benefits of research are clearly described to the
A guardian(s) and in a developmentally appropriate manner to the involved
. children/adolescents.
B
Assent of the child/adolescent should be sought if developmentally feasible in
.
situations involving minimal risk.
C
Regardless of the degree or risk, the refusal of a child or adolescent to assent to
.
participation in research should be considered binding.
D
Children and adolescents should only be forced to participate in medical research if
.
the overall benefit strongly outweighs the risk.
Question 94
A Ages 0–5
.
B
Ages 6–
.
12
C Ages 13–
.
The clinician asks the child who is anxious/worried, “Is there something in particular or a
situation that makes you immediately afraid?” to screen for which of the following diagnostic
categories?
Which of the following should first be considered when assessing a child with sleep
problems?
The clinician asks an adolescent “Have you felt persistently sad or gloomy for more than
a year?” to assess for which of the following common diagnostic possibilities?
18
D Ages 18+
.
Question 95
A Panic disorder
.
B Specific phobia
.
C
Generalized anxiety
.
disorder
D
Separation anxiety
.
disorder
Question 96
A Poor sleep habits
.
B Insomnia disorder
.
C
Major depressive
.
disorder
D
Generalized anxiety
.
disorder
Question 97
A
Bipolar disorder
.
B Substance use disorder
.
C Major depressive disorder
.
D Persistent depressive disorder
Which of the following medications are approved by the FDA for treating obsessivecompulsive disorder in children ages 10–17? Check all that apply.
Which of the following medications is FDA approved for the treatment of Major Depressive
Disorder with Seasonal variation (previously known as Seasonal affective disorder)?
.
Question 98
Which of the following medications are FDA approved for the treatment of insomnia?
A Temazepam
.
B Pramipexole
.
C
Desmopressi
.
n
D
Sodium
.
oxybate
Question 99
A
Sertraline
.
B
Fluoxetine
.
C
Fluvoxamine
.
D
Clomipramine
.
Question 100
A Fluoxetine
.
B Quetiapine
.
C Sertraline
.
D
Bupropion HCL extended-
.
release
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