Examl 1:l NU665C/l NUl 665Cl (Latestl
2025/l 2026l Update)l Psychiatricl Mentall
Healthl Carel ofl thel Familyl IIl Guide|l
Questionsl &l Answers|l Gradel A|l 100%l
Correctl (Verifiedl Solutions)-l Regis
Q:l PTSDl 4l majorl symptoml clusters
Answer:
-Re-experiencing
-Heightenedl Arousal
-Avoidance
-Negativel thoughts,l moods,l feelings
Q:l Medicationl tol helpl withl nightmares
Answer:
Prazosin
Q:l Acutel Stressl Disorder
Answer:
PTSDl symptomsl thatl appearl forl al monthl orl lessl afterl traumal exposure
Q:l Medicationsl forl PTSD
Answer:
SSRIsl firstl line,l alsol SNRIsl havel shownl somel efficacy
-Paxil,l Zoloft,l andl Prozacl
-venlafaxine
, Q:l Bowlby'sl Attachmentl Styles
Answer:
Secure:l showl fewerl adjustmentl problems
Insecure/Avoidant:l comel froml adultsl whol werel alsol insecurelyl attachedl tol theirl familiesl
andl werel unablel tol providel consistency,l emotionall responsivenessl andl care.l Childrenl
becomel anxious,l clinging,l andl angryl w/l parents
Insecure/Ambivalent:l raisedl inl disorganized,l neglecting,l andl inattentivel parenting.l
Childrenl morel likelyl tol bel clingy,l inconsolablel inl distressl andl oversensitivel tol stress.
Q:l Maryl Aisnworth
Answer:
expandedl onl bowlby'sl attachmentl theories
-strangel situationl study
4l basicl stylesl ofl attachment:
-secure
-insecure/resistant
-insecure/avoidant
-insecure/disorganized
Q:l insecure-avoidantl attachment
Answer:
al patternl ofl attachmentl inl whichl anl infantl avoidsl connectionl withl thel caregiver,l asl
whenl thel infantl seemsl notl tol carel aboutl thel caregiver'sl presence,l departure,l orl return
Q:l insecure-ambivalentl attachment
Answer:
al patternl ofl attachmentl inl whichl thel infantl showsl littlel exploratoryl behavior,l isl greatlyl
upsetl whenl separatedl froml thel mother,l andl isl notl reassuredl byl herl returnl orl effortsl tol
comfortl him
2025/l 2026l Update)l Psychiatricl Mentall
Healthl Carel ofl thel Familyl IIl Guide|l
Questionsl &l Answers|l Gradel A|l 100%l
Correctl (Verifiedl Solutions)-l Regis
Q:l PTSDl 4l majorl symptoml clusters
Answer:
-Re-experiencing
-Heightenedl Arousal
-Avoidance
-Negativel thoughts,l moods,l feelings
Q:l Medicationl tol helpl withl nightmares
Answer:
Prazosin
Q:l Acutel Stressl Disorder
Answer:
PTSDl symptomsl thatl appearl forl al monthl orl lessl afterl traumal exposure
Q:l Medicationsl forl PTSD
Answer:
SSRIsl firstl line,l alsol SNRIsl havel shownl somel efficacy
-Paxil,l Zoloft,l andl Prozacl
-venlafaxine
, Q:l Bowlby'sl Attachmentl Styles
Answer:
Secure:l showl fewerl adjustmentl problems
Insecure/Avoidant:l comel froml adultsl whol werel alsol insecurelyl attachedl tol theirl familiesl
andl werel unablel tol providel consistency,l emotionall responsivenessl andl care.l Childrenl
becomel anxious,l clinging,l andl angryl w/l parents
Insecure/Ambivalent:l raisedl inl disorganized,l neglecting,l andl inattentivel parenting.l
Childrenl morel likelyl tol bel clingy,l inconsolablel inl distressl andl oversensitivel tol stress.
Q:l Maryl Aisnworth
Answer:
expandedl onl bowlby'sl attachmentl theories
-strangel situationl study
4l basicl stylesl ofl attachment:
-secure
-insecure/resistant
-insecure/avoidant
-insecure/disorganized
Q:l insecure-avoidantl attachment
Answer:
al patternl ofl attachmentl inl whichl anl infantl avoidsl connectionl withl thel caregiver,l asl
whenl thel infantl seemsl notl tol carel aboutl thel caregiver'sl presence,l departure,l orl return
Q:l insecure-ambivalentl attachment
Answer:
al patternl ofl attachmentl inl whichl thel infantl showsl littlel exploratoryl behavior,l isl greatlyl
upsetl whenl separatedl froml thel mother,l andl isl notl reassuredl byl herl returnl orl effortsl tol
comfortl him
