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Pressured Speech It typically occurs when a person is experiencing manic
episodes. During this time, a person may feel compelled to
speak quickly, erratically, and without stopping.
Labile rapid, often exaggerated changes in mood, where strong
emotions or feelings (uncontrollable laughing or crying, or
heightened irritability or temper) occur.
Enuresis defined as involuntary or intentional repeated voiding of
urine into clothes or bed at least twice a week for a period
of three consecutive months in children older than five
years old. It
Somatiform Disorders physical symptoms suggest a physical disorder, but there are
no demonstrable organic findings and there is strong
evidence for link to psychological factors or conflicts
Alogia (poverty of speech) a decrease in speech or speech content; a symptom of
schizophrenia, long pauses
Conversion Disorder a disorder in which a person experiences very specific
(Functional Neurological genuine physical symptoms for which no physiological basis
can be found. Affects sensory or motor functions
Symptom Disorder)
, a form of therapy used to treat borderline personality
DBT (Dialectical Behavior disorder that combines elements of the behavioral and
Therapy) cognitive treatments with a mindfulness approach based on
Eastern meditative practices
Motivational Interviewing a collaborative, person-centered form of guiding to elicit and
strengthen motivation for change
Acceptance and A mindfulness-based program that encourages clients to
Commitment Therapy accept, rather than attempt to control or change,
unpleasant sensations.
(ACT)
CBT (Cognitive Behavioral popular integrative therapy that combines cognitive
Therapy) (thinking) and behavior therapy
Dual Diagnosis Treatment -Recovery oriented intervention, focused on
skillbuilding and behavioral management effective for
some individuals
-Recommendations for care emphasize the need for careful
assessment to ensure that the approach is tailored to the
individual
-A combination of psychosocial and pharmacological
interventions is the most commonly found recommendation
Dual Diagnosis the client with both substance abuse and another psychiatric
illness
Schizophrenia Diagnostic A: two or more of following symptoms: delusions,
Criteria hallucination, disorg. speech, grossly disorganized or
catatonic bx (pos. symptoms), negative symp.
(restricted emotion, dec. thought and speech, lack of
motivation and initiative, inabil. to relate to others) B:
disturb. in one or more areas of function (work,
relationships, self care, etc.)
C: continuous signs of the illness for 6 mo. incl. at least one
month of symp. that meet criteria A
Guide Exam Review / Newest 2025 Actual
Exam 630 Questions and Correct Detailed
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Terms in this set (37)
Pressured Speech It typically occurs when a person is experiencing manic
episodes. During this time, a person may feel compelled to
speak quickly, erratically, and without stopping.
Labile rapid, often exaggerated changes in mood, where strong
emotions or feelings (uncontrollable laughing or crying, or
heightened irritability or temper) occur.
Enuresis defined as involuntary or intentional repeated voiding of
urine into clothes or bed at least twice a week for a period
of three consecutive months in children older than five
years old. It
Somatiform Disorders physical symptoms suggest a physical disorder, but there are
no demonstrable organic findings and there is strong
evidence for link to psychological factors or conflicts
Alogia (poverty of speech) a decrease in speech or speech content; a symptom of
schizophrenia, long pauses
Conversion Disorder a disorder in which a person experiences very specific
(Functional Neurological genuine physical symptoms for which no physiological basis
can be found. Affects sensory or motor functions
Symptom Disorder)
, a form of therapy used to treat borderline personality
DBT (Dialectical Behavior disorder that combines elements of the behavioral and
Therapy) cognitive treatments with a mindfulness approach based on
Eastern meditative practices
Motivational Interviewing a collaborative, person-centered form of guiding to elicit and
strengthen motivation for change
Acceptance and A mindfulness-based program that encourages clients to
Commitment Therapy accept, rather than attempt to control or change,
unpleasant sensations.
(ACT)
CBT (Cognitive Behavioral popular integrative therapy that combines cognitive
Therapy) (thinking) and behavior therapy
Dual Diagnosis Treatment -Recovery oriented intervention, focused on
skillbuilding and behavioral management effective for
some individuals
-Recommendations for care emphasize the need for careful
assessment to ensure that the approach is tailored to the
individual
-A combination of psychosocial and pharmacological
interventions is the most commonly found recommendation
Dual Diagnosis the client with both substance abuse and another psychiatric
illness
Schizophrenia Diagnostic A: two or more of following symptoms: delusions,
Criteria hallucination, disorg. speech, grossly disorganized or
catatonic bx (pos. symptoms), negative symp.
(restricted emotion, dec. thought and speech, lack of
motivation and initiative, inabil. to relate to others) B:
disturb. in one or more areas of function (work,
relationships, self care, etc.)
C: continuous signs of the illness for 6 mo. incl. at least one
month of symp. that meet criteria A
