Nutritional deficiency in vegan diet that mimics psychiatric symptoms - Niacin
Deficiency associated with chronic alcohol abuse - Thiamine (Vitamin B1)
Positive Babinski reflex is normal for what age range - Birth to age 2
System where the insurer is not only the payer but also the provider of healthcare - Managed Care
Organization (MCO)
2 part Q: Recommended starting dose of risperidone (Risperdal) for adolescence age 13 to 17; and
recommended therapeutic dose for adolescence - 0.5 mg/day; 3 mg/day
What type of family therapy use a structural mapping or genograms as a treatment intervention -
Structural family therapy
Emphasizes how, when, and to whom family members relate in order to understand and change family
structure; goal is to produce structural change in family organization; uses genograms to illustrate
Relationships using symbols for overinvolvement, conflict, and coalitions. - Structural family therapy
Involves coordinating care across treatment settings to ensure quality outcomes - case management
Example of mental health promotion is: validating _______ of feelings and ensuring patients they are
not _______. - Normalcy; crazy
Collection of individuals who coordinate lobbying efforts Around a common interest and seek to
influence policy makers - Special interest group
, Employee of a senator or representative Who keeps the legislator informed, meets with constituents,
And drafts reports - Legislative assistant
A group of members of Congress or a political party created to support a defined political ideology -
caucus (congressional)
When unpaid individuals contact their legislators to influence policy - grassroots lobbying
The HAM-A is ranked from 0 (not present) to 4 (severe). What scores indicate mild anxiety? - 14-17
The HAM-A is ranked from 0 (not present) to 4 (severe). What scores indicate mild anxiety? - 18-24
The HAM-A is ranked from 0 (not present) to 4 (severe). What scores indicate severe anxiety? - 25-30
Piaget's stages of cognitive development when children develop object permanence (things exist even
when they cannot be seen). - sensorimotor stage (birth-2 years)
Piaget's stages of cognitive development when children tend to be egocentric, think concretely, and
develop language and thinking. - preoperational stage (2-5 years)
Piaget's stages of cognitive development when children begin using logic or reasoning about concrete
events. - concrete operational stage (6-11 years)
Piaget's stages of cognitive development when children begin to think abstractly, reason hypothetically,
use deductive logic, - formal operational stage (11-19 years)
Piaget's sensoriomotor stage of cognitive development when children develop object permanence -
Infancy (birth to 2 years)
Piagets preoperational stage - Early childhood (2-5 years)