Mental Health 4C0X1 URE Volume 2, 5 Level

1. Substance dependence is defined as a cluster of criteria occurring any time in what period of time? (Unit 2)

10 months

12 months

15 months

18 months

2. What is the most abused amphetamine? (Unit 2)

Methylphenidate

Methamphetamine

Laevoamphetamine

Dextroamphetamine

3. Which V code is used when the focus of attention or treatment is on rivalry between brothers and sisters to such a degree that it disrupts family functionings.? (Unit 2)

Relational problems NOS

Parent-Child relational problems

Partner relational problems

Siblings relational problems

4. What kind of child neglect is characterized by failure to provide appropriate nourishment, shelter, and clothing? (Unit 4)

Deprivation of necessities

Lack of supervision

Medical Neglect

Abandonment

5. Who is considered the father of modern psychology? (Unit 1)

Sigmund Freud

Harry Sullivan

Erik Erikson

Jean Piaget

6. Who are considered extremely important models for children as they are often imitated? (Unit 1)

Peers

Parents

Teachers

Siblings

7. Who developed the "Hierarchy of Needs" pyramid? (Unit 1)

Maslow

Watson

Buhler

Piaget

8. Dual disorder is a term used to describe the presence of both a mental disorder and : (Unit 2)

Substance abuse

Schizophrenia

Anxiety

Mood

9. At what age does the onset of schizophrenia usually surface? (Unit 2)

20s

30s

40s

50s

10. Which paraphilia involves the sexual fantasy or arousal by touching or rubbing against an unsuspecting or non-consenting victim? (Unit 2)

Fetishism

Voyeurism

Frotteurism

Exhibitionism

11. During which of Freud's psychosexual stages does the Oedipus conflict and Electra complex occur? (Unit 1)

Oral

Anal

Phallic

Latency

12. A language disturbance is the primary characteristic of what memory impairment? (Unit 2)

Aphasia

Apraxia

Agnosia

Disturbance in executive functioning

13. Which drug is considered the most potent psychoactive drug known? (Unit 2)

Dextromethophan

Lysergic acid deithylamide (LSD)

Gamma Hydroxyburtric Acid

Methylenedioxymethamphetamine

14. Which term is not a subtype for bipolar disorder? (Unit 2)

Mixed

Manic

Depressed

Repressed

15. What is the term the best describes as a persistent and irrational fear of a specific object, activity, or situation, resulting in a compelling desire to avoid the perceived hazard? (Unit 2)

Compulsion

Obsession

Conflict

Phobia

16. Which V codes focus involves adjusting to an entirely different culture? (Unit 2)

Phase of life problem

Acculturation problem

Academic problem

Identity problem

17. What disorder is characterized by the persistent ingestion of non-nutritional substances after the age of 18 months? (Unit 2)

Rumination

Encorpresis

Enuresis

Pica

18. Which somatoform disorder is preoccupied with some imagined defect in physical appearance? (Unit 2)

Conversion

Somatization

Hypochondriasis

Body Dysmorphic

19. Which disorder is defined as individuals who have a severe discrete episode of loss of control of aggressive impulses resulting in serious assaultive acts or destruction of property that are grossly out of proportion to the precipitating stressors? (Unit 2)

Intermittent explosive disorder

Impulse control disorder

Trichotillomania

Kleptomania

20. A person experiencing symptoms of nervousness, worry, and jitteriness has an adjustment disorder with: (Unit 2)

Anxiety

Depressed mood

Mixed anxiety and depressed mood

Disturbances of emotions and conduct

21. Which of the following is not a basic theme of the existential concept? (Unit 1)

Values

Grow as a person

Build a meaningful constructive life

Adopt vacillating opinions regarding self

22. During which stage of the Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD) Seven Stage Protocol should participants be asked to describe their own reaction? (Unit 5)

Step two, Fact

Step three, Thought

Step four, Reaction

Step five, Symptom

23. Which paraphilia is distinguished by recurrent sexually arousing fantasies, sexual urges, or behaviors involving the use of nonliving objects? (Unit 2)

Fetishism

Voyeurism

Frotteurism

Exhibitionism

24. Who is credited with being the first to work using the behavioristic approach? (Unit 1)

Harry Sullivan

Erik Erikson

Ivan Pavlov

Jean Piaget

25. Emptying the stomach by induced vomiting or emptying the bowels by induced evacuation with enemas or laxatives is called : (Unit 2)

Anorexia

Bulimia

Binging

Purging

26. Which disaster preiod is sometimes called the recoil period? (Unit 5)

Immediate reaction period

Pre-impact period

Warning period

Impact period

27. According to Frued's theory of personality states, which psychological force helps us evaluate and judge reality? (Unit 1)

Id

Ego

Ultraego

Superego

28. Axis I will always be assumed to be the principal diagnosis unless what axis is identified as such? (Unit 2)

II

III

IV

V

29. Which term is 'not' a behavior associated with oppositional defiant disorder? (Unit 2)

Hostile

Defiant

Assertive

Negativisitic

Those with oppositional defiance disorder are not necessarily assertive. They tend to view things negatively and defy being ruled in any way, buy that does not mean they impose their belief's onto others.

Explanation

Those with oppositional defiance disorder are not necessarily assertive. They tend to view things negatively and defy being ruled in any way, buy that does not mean they impose their belief's onto others.

30. What memory impairments primary characteristics is a failure to recognize or identify objects despite intact sensory function? (Unit 2)

Aphasia

Apraxia

Agnosia

Disturbance in executive functioning

31. Patients diagnosed with schizophreniform disorder have symptoms that last at least: (Unit 2)

1 month, less than 6

2 months, less than 5

3 months, less than 8

4 months, less than 5

32. Which personality disorder is characterized by the individuals who have a defect in their capacity to form social relationships evidenced by the absence of warm and tender feelings for others and an indifference to praise, criticism, and the feelings of others? (Unit 2)

Obsessive compulsive

Schizotypical

Paranoid

Schizoid

33. What is the final phase of a group informational briefing? (Unit 5)

Fact revelation phase

Common cause phase

Self aid and buddy care

Sense of normalcy phase

34. Using Johari's window and the fore panes of self, how much of ourselves are we aware of? (Unit 1)

Three-quarters

One-forth

One-half

All panes

35. An indication of emotional discomfort consists of depression, anxiety, and : (Unit 2)

Mania

Anoxia

Physical symptoms

Body dysmorphic disorders

36. Mental retardation is characterized by an intelligence quotient (IQ) below: (Unit 2)

50

60

70

80

37. Which term describes a period of amnesia where the patient appears to be conscious and makes rational decisions, however, the patient has no memory of the period on recovery? (Unit 2)

Ego-Dynamic

Dissociative

Fugue

Ictus

38. Which parasomnia was previously referred to as dream anxiety disorder? (Unit 2)

Nightmare disorder

Sleep terror disorder

Sleepwalking disorder

Parasomnia NOS

39. What is step one of the pre-exposure preparation training? (Unit 5)

Identifying and practicing positive stress behaviors

Recognizing ineffective coping mechanisms

Acknowledging stress

Recovering

40. What direction are infants moving when they demonstrate the proximal-distal principle of development? (Unit 1)

Inward to Outward direction

Outward to Inward direction

Forward to Backward direction

Backward to Forward direction

41. Which anxiety disorder is characterized by a recurrent episodes of intense apprehension, terror, and impending doom? (Unit 2)

Obsessive-compulsive disorder

Post Traumatic stress disorder

Generalized Anxiety disorder

Panic disorder

42. Which substance is not considered an antidepressant? (Unit 3)

Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRI)

Selective Norepinephrine Reuptake Inhibitors (SNRI)

Anxiolytic

Tricyclic

43. During which of Piagets stages of Cognitive Development does the individual have the ability to reason using abstract concepts? (Unit 1)

Stage of preoperational thought

Stage of concrete operations

Stage of formal operations

Sensorimotor stage

44. Around what age do boys experience a growth spurt? (Unit 1)

10-11

11-12

12-13

13-14

Girls at age 10
Boys at age 13-14

Explanation

Girls at age 10
Boys at age 13-14

45. The majority of physical and cognitive development is completed by what developmental stage? (Unit 1)

Adulthood

Middle age

Late Adulthood

Young Adulthood

46. Unsuccessful completion of what stage of psychosocial development leaves the individual withdrawn and estranged? (Unit 1)

Stage 1 - Infancy

Stage 2 - Early Childhood

Stage 7 - Middle Adulthood

Stage 8 - Old Age

47. What is considered the healthiest developmental stage of life?(Unit 1)

Adulthood

Middle age

Late Adulthood

Young Adulthood

48. Who was the first modern theorist to emphasize that infants are actively exploring and trying to master their surroundings from their first breath of life? (Unit 1)

Sigmund Freud

Harry Sullivan

Erik Erikson

Jean Piaget

49. Where does a child develop much of his or her personality and self awareness? (Unit 1)

Family

School

Religion

Parents/teachers

50. Which subtype of a delusional disorder has a prominent theme that a person, usually of higher status, is in love with the patient? (Unit 2)

Persecutory

Erotomanic

Grandiose

Jealous

51. Which type of genetic environment correlation occurs when a child conducts himself or herself in a manner which solicits positive responses from others? (Unit 1)

Active

Present

Passive

Evocative

52. Which type of genetic environmental correlation does the child seek environments that fit his or her genetic tendencies? (Unit 1)

Active

Present

Passive

Evocative

53. If substance use has been heavy and prolonged, reducing the use of the substance results in substance specific syndrome called substance: (Unit 2)

Intoxication

Dependence

Withdrawal

Abuse

54. Symptoms associated with adjustment disorders should not last longer than : (Unit 2)

2 months

4 months

6 months

8 months

55. A patient with a personality change due to a general medical condition demonstrating poor impulse control is exhibiting what type of personality? (Unit 2)

Labile

Disinhibited

Apathetic

Paranoid

56. Which V code is used when the focus of attention or treatment is an interpersonal problem that apparently is not due to a mental disorder? (Unit 2)

Relational problems NOS

Parent-Child relational problems

Partner relational problems

Sibling relational problems

Though oddly worded, the term "Partner relational problems" refers specifically to interpersonal problems not due to a mental disorder. This is as opposed to a sibling or parent-child problem, but can refer to anything else, for instance a problem dealing with a social group or co-worker. "Partner relational problems" can be viewed as the 'general' relational problem type.

Explanation

Though oddly worded, the term "Partner relational problems" refers specifically to interpersonal problems not due to a mental disorder. This is as opposed to a sibling or parent-child problem, but can refer to anything else, for instance a problem dealing with a social group or co-worker. "Partner relational problems" can be viewed as the 'general' relational problem type.

57. The factitious disorder that is also called Munchausen Syndrome is: (Unit 2)

Combined psychological and physical symptoms

Predominantly psychological signs and symptoms

Predominantly physical signs and symptoms

Not otherwise specified

58. What class of substance is the most prescribed of all medications? (Unit 2)

Opioid

Sedatives

Anxiolytics

Amphetamines

59. What AFI mandates reporting of suspected family maltreatment by all Air Force Personnel? (Unit 4)

AFI 40-301

AFI 41-302

AFI 36-2201

AFI 36-2203

60. Around what age do girls experience a growth spurt? (Unit 1)

10

12

14

16

61. Who provides guidance to the Family Advocacy Program regarding legal guidance of the parameters of working with children? (Unit 4)

Staff Judge Advocate

Area Defense Counsel

Family Advocacy Committee

Family Maltreatment Case Management Team

62. During which dimension of self-concept is sense of purpose to the self gained? (Unit 1)

Self-esteem

Self-recognition

Personal competence

Aspirations and Goals

63. What part of the mind is the source of emotional pain? (Unit 1)

Conscious mind

Subconscious mind

Preconscious mind

Unconscious mind

The unconscious mind is the automatic, silent part. The subconscious is more like a second background brain.

Explanation

The unconscious mind is the automatic, silent part. The subconscious is more like a second background brain.

64. Which axis will not have more than one diagnosis? (Unit 2)

I

II

III

IV

Axis I, II, and III will sometimes have more than one diagnosis.

Explanation

Axis I, II, and III will sometimes have more than one diagnosis.

65. Before what age do symptoms for ADHD appear? (Unit 2)

5

7

9

11

66. A memory impairment whose primary characteristic is the inability to carry out motor activities despite intact motor function is called: (Unit 2)

Aphasia

Apraxia

Agnosia

Disturbance in executive functioning

67. Who is responsible for developing installation policy and procedures to ensure victim safety? (Unit 4)

Staff Judge Advocate

Area Defense Counsel

Family Advocacy Committee

Family Maltreatment Case Management Team

68. Who can provide assistance in maltreatment incidents through the Victim and Witness Assistance Program? (Unit 4)

Staff Judge Advocate

Area Defense Counsel

Family Advocacy Counsel

Family Maltreatment Case Management Team

69. Sullivans personality developmental stages concluded that intimacy and sexual urges was the distinction of what stage of development? (Unit 1)

Early childhood

Later childhood

Preadolescence

Late adolescence

70. Which disorder best describes a patient who reports a loss or alteration of physical functioning that suggests a physical disorder, but in reality, the problem is really related to the expression of a psychological conflict? (Unit 2)

Conversion

Somatization

Hypochondriasis

Body Dysmorphic

71. Which is not a key component of a defusing? (Unit 5)

Introduction

Exploration

Information

Dissemination

72. How many psychosexual stages did Freud identify in an individuals first few years of life? (Unit 1)

4

5

7

8

73. A substance related disorder characterized by a maladaptive pattern of substance use manifested by recurrent and significant adverse consequences related to the repeated use is called substance: (Unit 2)

Dependence

Intoxication

Withdrawal

Abuse

74. Most extrapyramidal side effects can be controlled with antiparksonian agents with the exception of: (Unit 3)

Akathisia

Akinesia

Pseudo-parkinsonism

Tardive or presistant dyskinesia

75. Which disorder is characterized with persistant or recurrent experiences of feeling detached from their own thoughts or body? (Unit 2)

Dissociative fugue

Dissociative amnesia

Depersonalization disorder

Dissociative identity disorder

76. What Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) approach is employed as a "check up" to touch base with personnel between or at the the conclusion of their shifts? (Unit 5)

Defusings

Exploration

Demobilization

Group Informational Briefing

77. At what age does a newborn 'lose' the moro reflex? (Unit 1: altered question, original invalid)

2-4 weeks

4-6 weeks

6-8 weeks

8-10 week

78. Unsuccessful completion of what stage of psychosocial development leads to a sense of loss and contempt for others? (Unit 1)

Stage 1 - Infancy

Stage 2 - Early Childhood

Stage 7 - Middle Adulthood

Stage 8 - Old Age

79. Which term is 'not' considered a prenatal influence which can cause damage to a fetus? (Unit 1)

Malnutrition

Teratogens

Diseases

Anoxia

80. How many separate personality patterns are seen in patients with personality change due to a general medical condition? (Unit 2)

4

6

8

10

81. What extrapyramidial effect is characterized by motor restlessness. (Unit 3)

Dystonia

Akathisia

Akinesia

Pseudo-parkinsonism

82. What schedule of controlled substances are drugs that have a high potential for abuse and no currently accepted medical use? (Unit 3)

Schedule I

Schedule II

Schedule III

Schedule IV

83. Which V codes focus is on acclimating oneself to their surroundings or attempting to find their place in a group setting? (Unit 2)

Phase of Life Problem

Acculturation Problem

Academic Problem

Identity Problem

84. What percentage of bipolar disorder patients are victims of suicide? (Unit 2)

20

25

30

35

85. Which of the "Hierarchy of Needs" is considered the first of growth needs? (Unit 1)

Physiological needs

Belonging needs

Esteem needs

Safety needs

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