EPPP COMP FINAL PRACTICE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS

EPPP COMP FINAL PRACTICE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS During the postpartum period, approximately_____of women experience postpartum depression. A. 1 to 2% B. 10-15% C. 25-30% D. 45-50% - Answer-10-15% Cataplexy is often triggered by which of the following? A. smells associated with a traumatic event B. physical fatigue C. strong emotions D. stimuli associated with a feared object or event - Answer-strong emotion Based on the initial evaluation of a 15-year-old boy, q clinician believes the nature and number of his symptoms suggest a DSM-5 diagnosis of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, predominately inattention presentation. Before assigning the diagnosis , the clinician will want to confirm that the same symptoms were present before the boy was ______years of age that he exhibits them in at least _________settings. A. 7; 2 B. 12; 2 C. 6; 3 D. 10; 3 - Answer-12;2 as described in the DSM-5,_________________is likely diagnosed for an adult client who has experienced a depressed mood, a poor appetite, and impaired concentration for most of the day on most days for over 2 years A. dysthymic disorder B. mood disorder NOS C. persistent depressive disorder D. unspecified depressive disorder - Answer-Persistent Depressive Disorder Which of the following suggests that a DSM-5 diagnosis of Anorexia Nervosa is more appropriate than a diagnosis of Bulimia Nervosa? A. the presence of episodes of binging and purging B. a disturbance in body image C. menstrual irregularities D. persistent restriction of energy intake - Answer-Persistent restriction of energy intake Your new client, a college freshman, says she sometimes has an "out of body" experience in which she is doing from outside herself. She describes a recent experience in which she was in her dorm room writing a paper when she realized she couldn't feel her fingers on the computer keyboard or her feet on the floor and then suddenly felt like she was watching herself from her ceiling. The client says that these episodes make her feel like she is "going crazy" and interfere with her ability to attend class and complete course assignments. The client's symptoms are most suggestive of a DSM-5 diagnosis of: A. delusional disorder B. dissociative fugue C. depersonalization/derealization disorder D. depersonalization disorder - Answer-Depersonalization/Derealization Disorder