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NR 547 MIDTERM STUDY GUIDE EXAM QUESTIONS ARE
TAKEN FROM THE COURSE
The Mid-Term has 75 questions worth two points each. You will have one attempt to
complete the exam with a time limit of 75 minutes.
Activities, lectures, linked resources and required readings.
Mid-Term Exam:
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existing symptoms
a)
addressing SDOH at the individual and population levels.
5. ng/mL. A level less than 12 ng/mL indicates a deficiency.
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4. Affective flattening- lack of emotional response to given situation
Week 2: Differential Diagnosis of Anxiety
1. Anxiety- worry,restlessness, irritability, muscle tension, fatigue, and sleep disturbances.
a) GAD- characterized by persistent, uncontrollable worry about ordinary, everyday situations for
6 months or longer and 3 specific symptoms Anxiety characterized by: Restlessness Fatigue Poor
concentration Irritability Muscle tension Insomnia.
b) OCD - characterized by persistent, uncontrollable thoughts(obsessions) or actions(compulsions)
that occur over an hour or more per day, know comorbidities.
1. Compulsions typically performed in response to an obsessive thought.
2. Subclinical versus clinical symptoms
c) Panic disorder – know diagnostic criteria and physiological symptoms- an acute intense attack of
anxiety (a panic attack) accompanied by feelings of impending doom. The anxiety occurs during
discrete periods of intense fear that can vary from several attacks during 1 day to only a few
attacks during a year. (Cardio, GI, Skin, Neuro, psych symptoms) Requires -1) Panic attack: 4+
symptoms
2) at least 1 attack and avoidance behavior or anticipatory anxiety: for 1 month
d) Social phobias/SAD – know various phobias and diagnostic criteria- condition in which typical,
everyday social interactions cause significant anxiety, self-consciousness, fear of embarrassment,
or a feeling of being judged negatively by others Avoidance behaviors: of the feared social
situations.
Requires anxiety is persistent and last greater then 6 months requires all symptoms above
e) Agorophobia – know definition and symptoms- fear of or anxiety regarding places from which
escape might be difficult (crowds, public transportation, open or closed spaces). Requires 6 or
more months and 1 source of fear for diagnosis, avoid leaving home without lay person or they’ll
have panic attack can coincide with panic disorder but is s separate diagnosis as well.
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NR 547 MIDTERM STUDY GUIDE EXAM QUESTIONS ARE
TAKEN FROM THE COURSE
The Mid-Term has 75 questions worth two points each. You will have one attempt to
complete the exam with a time limit of 75 minutes.
Activities, lectures, linked resources and required readings.
Mid-Term Exam:
, lOMoARcPSD| 57911371
existing symptoms
a)
addressing SDOH at the individual and population levels.
5. ng/mL. A level less than 12 ng/mL indicates a deficiency.
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, lOMoARcPSD| 57911371
4. Affective flattening- lack of emotional response to given situation
Week 2: Differential Diagnosis of Anxiety
1. Anxiety- worry,restlessness, irritability, muscle tension, fatigue, and sleep disturbances.
a) GAD- characterized by persistent, uncontrollable worry about ordinary, everyday situations for
6 months or longer and 3 specific symptoms Anxiety characterized by: Restlessness Fatigue Poor
concentration Irritability Muscle tension Insomnia.
b) OCD - characterized by persistent, uncontrollable thoughts(obsessions) or actions(compulsions)
that occur over an hour or more per day, know comorbidities.
1. Compulsions typically performed in response to an obsessive thought.
2. Subclinical versus clinical symptoms
c) Panic disorder – know diagnostic criteria and physiological symptoms- an acute intense attack of
anxiety (a panic attack) accompanied by feelings of impending doom. The anxiety occurs during
discrete periods of intense fear that can vary from several attacks during 1 day to only a few
attacks during a year. (Cardio, GI, Skin, Neuro, psych symptoms) Requires -1) Panic attack: 4+
symptoms
2) at least 1 attack and avoidance behavior or anticipatory anxiety: for 1 month
d) Social phobias/SAD – know various phobias and diagnostic criteria- condition in which typical,
everyday social interactions cause significant anxiety, self-consciousness, fear of embarrassment,
or a feeling of being judged negatively by others Avoidance behaviors: of the feared social
situations.
Requires anxiety is persistent and last greater then 6 months requires all symptoms above
e) Agorophobia – know definition and symptoms- fear of or anxiety regarding places from which
escape might be difficult (crowds, public transportation, open or closed spaces). Requires 6 or
more months and 1 source of fear for diagnosis, avoid leaving home without lay person or they’ll
have panic attack can coincide with panic disorder but is s separate diagnosis as well.
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