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1Which of the following is not one of the five key areas of interest in clinical examination according to the SIRSE acronym?
- ASystems
- BImpact
- CRisk Factors
- DEnvironment
2Which disorder is characterized by impulsive, anger-based, aggressive outbursts that appear suddenly and often in response to insignificant stressors?
- AOppositional Defiant Disorder
- BIntermittent Explosive Disorder
- CADHD
- DAutism
3When conducting an interview with a child, direct questions should be ____, ______, & _____.
- AVague, interpretive, open-ended
- BShort, simple, precise
- CCollaborative, simple, address multiple problems
- DShort, investigative, address multiple problems
4[blank_start]Cognitive Behavioral[blank_end] interventions for externalizing disorders encourage young people to increase their awareness of thoughts that occur in the context of day-to-day life.
- ACognitive Behavioral
5Oppositional Defiance Disorder is genetic, indicating that aggression and temperament traits can be inherited.
- ATrue
- BFalse
6The impulsivity and behavioural symptoms associated with pyromania is similar to what other disorder?
- AAttention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
- BOppositional Defiant Disorder
- CIntermittent Explosive Disorder
- DConduct Disorder
7According to Gural and MacKay-Chiddenton (2016), why is it important to rule out the possible diagnosis of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) when ADHD is suspected? It is important because...
- AFASD can cause ADHD
- BFASD and ADHD are almost always comorbid disorders
- CThere are similarities between the behavioural symptoms of both disorders
- DPrenatal and perinatal exposure to alcohol may be linked to ADHD
8During the assessment/information-gathering stage, the most effective way to learn about internalizing symptoms such as anxiety, depression, and suicide ideation, as well as behaviours such as sexual activity or drug use is to:
- AConnect the family with a clinician who is of the same cultural background for a better chance of building a trusting relationship and showing understanding for their situation
- BAsk clear and simple questions using developmentally appropriate vocabulary
- CInterview the child/adolescent by themselves right at the beginning of the diagnostic process before information has the chance to become complicated with the parent/guardian’s perspective
- DInterview the child/adolescent with their parent/guardian at the beginning of the diagnostic process, then open up these topics at a later time with the child/adolescent by themselves
9Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) is often association with physical aggression with adults, authority figures, and peers.
- ATrue
- BFalse
10ADHD interferes with the [blank_start]prefrontal cortex[blank_end] area of the brain, impacting attention regulation and the management of behavioural and emotional responses.
- Aprefrontal cortex
11Which of the following is NOT suggested as one of the four building blocks when building a diagnostic wall:
- AMedical History and Physical Examination
- BParent and Child Interview
- CObservations
- DThe Mental Status Examination
12The DSM-V identifies abnormalities in at least three areas for ADHD to be diagnosed. Which of the following is NOT an area considered:
- AInattention
- BAnxiousness
- CHyperactivity
- DImpulsivity
13Which of the following disorders falls under the “Anxiety Disorders” classification in the DSM-V
- AKleptomania
- BSelective Mutism
- CConduct Disorder
- DDelusional Disorder
14“Callous disregard” in youth with Conduct Disorder is considered a lack of [blank_start]empathy[blank_end]"
- Aempathy
15True or False, when conducting a clinical examination five key areas of interest are remembered using the acronym SIRSE. This stands for :
S-Symptoms
I-Impact
R-Risk Factors
S-Severity
E-Explanations- ATrue
- BFalse
16Anxiety disorders are caused by stress and trauma
- ATrue
- BFalse
17ADHD typically involves the following except?
- AInattention
- BAttentional capacity
- CSelective attention
- DSustained attention
18According the Lempp, Lange, Radeloff and Bachmann, 2012 the acronym SIRSE stands for
- ASigns, impact, risk factors, strengths and explanations
- BStrengths, influence, risk factors, symptoms and explanations
- CStrengths, impact, risk factors and extenuate
- DSymptoms, impact, risk factors, strengths and explanations
19Young people with Oppositional Defiance disorder are known to exhibit more proactive aggression than people with conduct disorder.
- ATrue
- BFalse
20Which definition is associated with delusional disorder?
- Aat least one month of non-bizarre delusions without other symptoms.
- Bpsychotic symptoms that last more than one day and end within one month
- Cpsychotic symptoms that occur together with a mood disorder and are preceded or are followed by at least two weeks of delusions or hallucinations
- Dpsychotic symptoms that are a direct consequence of a general medical condition
21Which disorder is not listed under the Anxiety disorder section in the DSM-5?
- Aspecific phobia
- Bbody dysmorphic disorder
- Cpanic disorder
- Dselective mutism
22An individual who has a panic attack in a movie theatre and then avoids going to that movie theater and eventually all movie theatres or even all public places may be diagnosed with [blank_start]Agoraphobia[blank_end]
- AAgoraphobia
23What percentage of all children and adolescents suffer from symptoms associated with anxiety disorder?
- A7-12 %
- B9-24 %
- C15-25 %
- D8-22%
24As stated by Gural & Mackay-Chiddenton, “ When concerned about any signs or symptoms related to mental health, CYCPs’ first response is to ____________, __________, and ___________, where appropriate.
- ACollaborate, consult, refer
- BDocument, observe, communicate
- CDocument, investigate, collaborate
- DListen, consult, investigate
25According to chapter The Clinical Examination of Children, Adolescents and Their Families, “Internalizing symptoms, such as ____________ or __________, can be difficult for children to describe and tend to be less troublesome or apparent to adults than disruptive or externalizing symptoms.”
- APain, fear
- BAnxiety, depression
- CDepression, anger
- DLow self-esteem, suicidal thoughts
26As claimed by Gural & MacKay-Chiddenton, “It’s important to recognize that whereas [blank_start]schizophrenia[blank_end] is treatable but not curable, [blank_start]psychosis[blank_end] is both treatable and curable”.
- Aschizophrenia
- Bpsychosis
27According to the psychodynamic perspective, “ADHD symptoms are seen as resulting from difficulties with interacting in the social environment”.
- ATrue
- BFalse
28While interviewing preschool children, generic toys should be available for the children, as they are not expected to sit still. “Getting involved in the child’s play can help to:
- Aassess their affective state, test attention span, understand their capacity for complex thinking
- Bassess their affective state, set space for longer, complex questions, assess their capacity for interactive play and “as if” games
- Callow them to follow a prefabricated script, empathize with them and ascertain their coordination and motor skills
- Densure they are utilizing this play to explain their situation, and assess their capacity for memory recall
29Cognitive restructuring involves teaching young people how to:
- Achange how others perceive them
- Bhow to block or reframe negative thoughts
- Ccreate a scale to rate symptoms
- Dmonitor prescription medication side effects and cognitive changes
30Schizophrenia is considered to be one of the most serious psychological disorders. It is characterized by:
- Aone or more psychotic symptoms and persist for at least six months and are associated with significant decline in functioning.
- Btwo or more psychotic symptoms and persist for at least four months and are associated with significant decline in functioning.
- Ctwo or more psychotic symptoms and persist for at least one month and are associated with significant decline in functioning.
- Dthree or more psychotic symptoms and persist for at least one week
31“Given that ADHD is defined by the context of a [blank_start]situation[blank_end] and almost always by other people- in families, in classrooms, and in schoolyards- children at either end of the spectrum are relatively easily identified…”
- Asituation
32In regards to parent and child interviews, “The child is usually the best information source for externalizing symptoms whereas parents can give reliable information about internalizing ones.”
- ATrue
- BFalse
33ADHD pharmacotherapy drugs are stimulants that increase which of the following neurotransmitter(s)?
- ASerotonin
- BGABA
- CDopamine
- DDopamine and Norepinephrine
34The following behavioral criteria belongs to which Anxiety disorder? Feelings of overwhelming nervousness, anxiety or stress, inability to sleep, vague bodily pains, headache, dizziness, stomach upset…
- APanic Attacks and Phobias
- BSocial Anxiety Disorder
- CGeneralized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)
- DUnspecified anxiety Disorder
35People with mental health issues, as well as people living with addictions and including those in long-term recovery often experience [blank_start]stigma[blank_end]
- Astigma
36According to the text (Gural, MacKay-Chiddenton), alogia, avolition, and affective flattening are all symptoms related to what mental health diagnosis?
- APsychosis
- BBrief Psychotic Disorder
- CSchizophrenia
- DSchizoaffective disorder
37SIRSE is the acronym used to remember the five key areas of interest in the clinical examination: Symptoms, Impact, Risk Factors, Strengths, and [blank_start]Explanations[blank_end]
- AExplanations
38The behavioural activation system (BAS) stimulates behaviour and is associated with the experience of fear and avoiding pain.
- ATrue
- BFalse
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