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PRIMARY CARE PSYCHIATRY MCCARRON
XIONG COMPREHENSIVE STUDY QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS

◉ How does family history affect the risk of anxiety and depression?
Answer: Having a first-degree blood relative with these disorders
significantly elevates personal risk.


◉ What is the heritability rate for generalized anxiety and major
depressive disorder?
Answer: 30% to 40%.


◉ What brain chemistry alterations are associated with anxiety and
depression?
Answer: Imbalances in neurotransmitters like serotonin and
dopamine, and alterations in prefrontal-limbic pathways.


◉ How can chronic illness impact mental health?
Answer: It places a continuous physical and emotional burden on
the body.


◉ What role does substance use play in psychiatric disorders?

, Answer: Misusing substances can alter brain function and trigger or
worsen psychiatric symptoms.


◉ What are Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)?
Answer: Experiences of trauma, abuse, neglect, or parental
separation during formative years that increase adult vulnerability.


◉ What are acute life stressors?
Answer: Sudden, severe life changes like the death of a loved one or
major financial crises that can trigger onset of disorders.


◉ How does chronic environmental stress affect mental health?
Answer: Ongoing exposure to stressors like poverty and
discrimination depletes psychological resilience.


◉ What is the relationship between social isolation and mental
health?
Answer: A lack of supportive relationships and prolonged loneliness
correlate with poor mental health outcomes.


◉ What personality trait is characterized by high sensitivity to
stress?
Answer: High Neuroticism.

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