AMCA MENTAL HEALTH TECH EXAM 2
pp pp pp pp pp
WITH
pp pp
COMPLETE SOLUTION 2025 pp pp
pp
Most pppsychosomatic ppproblems ppand ppsomatoform ppdisorders ppbegin ppin pp- ppchildhood pp
pp
Children ppshould ppundergo ppfurther ppevaluation ppwhen pptheir ppweight ppis pp_______above pptheir
ppheight pp-
pp
20%
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A ppfemale ppclient's pphusband ppin ppwhom ppa ppchronic ppillness ppwas pprecently ppdiagnosed ppis
pphospitalized. ppShe ppstates ppthat ppshe ppcan't ppstop ppworrying ppabout ppwhat ppis ppgoing ppto pphappen
ppwith ppher pphusband's pptreatment ppand pphow ppthey ppare ppgoing ppto pppay ppthe ppbills ppbecause pphe ppis
ppnot ppworking. ppWhat ppreaction ppis ppthe ppclient ppmost pplikely ppexperiencing? pp- ppAnxiety pp
pp
The ppparents ppof ppa pp14 ppyear ppold ppgirl pphave ppnoticed ppthat ppover ppthe pppast ppcouple ppmonths,
pptheir ppdaughter pphas ppnot ppbeen ppenjoying ppparticipating ppin ppthe pptrack ppteam, ppwhich ppshe
pppreviously ppenjoyed. ppShe ppoften ppmakes ppstatements ppabout pphow ppugly ppshe ppfeels ppand ppshe
ppdropped ppa ppletter ppgrade ppin pptwo ppof ppher ppclasses. ppBase ppdon ppthese ppsymptoms, ppthis ppclient
ppmay ppbe ppdiagnosed ppwith: pp- ppDepressive ppdisorder pp
pp
In pppreparing ppdischarge ppplanning ppfor ppa ppclient ppwho pphas ppbeen ppprescribed pplithium ppfor ppthe
pptreatment ppof pp
pp
bipolar ppdisorder, ppit ppis ppimportant ppthat ppthe ppclient ppdemonstrate ppan ppunderstanding ppof
ppthe ppneed ppto
pp
monitor pphis ppor ppher ppdiet ppfor ppintake ppof: pp-
ppSodium
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_______is ppa ppside ppeffect ppthat ppcan ppoccur ppwhile ppthe ppclient ppis pptaking ppantipsychotic
ppmedications, ppcausing ppmuscle pprigidity, pphigh ppfever, ppunstable ppvital ppsigns, ppconfusion ppand
ppagitation. pp- ppneuroleptic ppmalignant ppsyndrome pp(NMS) pp
pp
A ppfemale ppcollege ppstudent ppis ppseeking pphelp ppfrom ppthe ppcounseling ppcenter ppfor pptext ppanxiety.
ppShe ppreports pp
that ppduring ppan ppexam, ppshe pp"freezes ppand ppfeels pplike ppthe pptime ppI pphave ppto pptake ppthe ppexam
ppis ppracing ppby ppand pp
pp
I ppcan't ppanswer ppany ppof ppthe ppquestions ppwhen ppi ppknow ppthe ppanswers". ppWhich pplevel ppof
ppanxiety ppis ppthe
pp
client ppexperiencing? pp-
ppSevere
pp
Behaviors ppassociated ppwith ppmental ppillnesses ppwere ppmore ppaccurately pp recorded pp by
ppprofessionals. ppThis pp
pp
practice ppled ppto pp_______for ppdifferent ppabnormal ppbehaviors. pp-
ppClassifications
pp
, A pp10 ppyear ppold ppmale ppclient ppwith ppautism ppexperiences pploneliness ppand ppsocial ppanxiety ppas ppa
ppresult ppof pphis pp
pp
disease. ppWhich ppCAM pptherapy ppwill ppthe ppcaregiver ppsuggest ppto pphelp ppout ppthis ppclient ppthe
ppmost ppwith
pp
these ppfeelings? pp- ppAnimal ppassisted
pptherapy
pp
A ppwoman ppgoes ppto ppa pplate ppmovie ppwith ppher ppfriends ppand ppgets pphome ppafter ppmidnight. ppShe
ppis ppscheduled ppto pp
play ppin ppa pptennis pptournament ppearly ppthe ppnext ppmorning ppand pploses ppall ppher ppmatches. ppShe
ppblames ppthe ppline pp
pp
judge ppfor ppher pploss, pprather ppthan ppher pppoor ppplay. ppWhich ppcoping ppmechanism ppbest
ppdescribes ppher
pp
response ppto pplosing ppthe ppmatches? pp-
ppRationalization
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Poverty ppinfluences ppthe ppgrowth ppand ppdevelopment ppof ppchildren ppand ppis ppoften ppa ppprecursor
ppto ppmental
health ppdisorders ppin ppchildren. ppNearly pp_______of ppthe ppchildren ppin ppthe ppUS ppcome ppfrom
ppfamilies ppthat pp
pp
live ppat ppthe pppoverty pplevel. pp-
pp20%
pp
The ppprovider ppis ppadministering ppmedications ppto ppa ppclient ppwith ppa ppdiagnosis ppof ppparanoid
ppschizophrenia. pp
pp
The ppprovider ppwould ppexpect ppto ppsee ppwhich ppmedication ppordered ppfor ppthe ppclient?
pp- ppRisperdal
pp
A ppgroup ppof ppsexual ppvariations ppthat ppdepart ppfrom ppsociety's pptraditional ppand ppacceptable
ppmodels ppof pp
pp
seeking ppsexual ppgratification ppis: pp-
ppParaphillia
pp
Selye's ppstress ppadaptation pptheory ppconsists ppof ppthree ppstages, ppwith ppthe ppsecond ppstage
ppcharacterized ppby: pp-
pp
Attempts ppof ppthe ppbody ppto ppcope ppwith
ppstress
pp
Individuals ppwith ppschizophrenia pptend ppto ppuse ppthe ppchemical pp______most ppoften pp- ppAlcohol pp
pp
Color pptherapy pphas ppbeen ppfound ppto ppbe ppeffective ppin ppthe pptreatment ppof: pp- ppSeasonal
ppaffective ppdisorder pp
pp
A pp4 ppyear ppold ppclient ppin ppa pppediatric ppunit ppis ppimitating ppthe ppactions ppof ppthe ppprovider, ppthe
ppprovider ppknows pp
pp pp pp pp pp
WITH
pp pp
COMPLETE SOLUTION 2025 pp pp
pp
Most pppsychosomatic ppproblems ppand ppsomatoform ppdisorders ppbegin ppin pp- ppchildhood pp
pp
Children ppshould ppundergo ppfurther ppevaluation ppwhen pptheir ppweight ppis pp_______above pptheir
ppheight pp-
pp
20%
pp
A ppfemale ppclient's pphusband ppin ppwhom ppa ppchronic ppillness ppwas pprecently ppdiagnosed ppis
pphospitalized. ppShe ppstates ppthat ppshe ppcan't ppstop ppworrying ppabout ppwhat ppis ppgoing ppto pphappen
ppwith ppher pphusband's pptreatment ppand pphow ppthey ppare ppgoing ppto pppay ppthe ppbills ppbecause pphe ppis
ppnot ppworking. ppWhat ppreaction ppis ppthe ppclient ppmost pplikely ppexperiencing? pp- ppAnxiety pp
pp
The ppparents ppof ppa pp14 ppyear ppold ppgirl pphave ppnoticed ppthat ppover ppthe pppast ppcouple ppmonths,
pptheir ppdaughter pphas ppnot ppbeen ppenjoying ppparticipating ppin ppthe pptrack ppteam, ppwhich ppshe
pppreviously ppenjoyed. ppShe ppoften ppmakes ppstatements ppabout pphow ppugly ppshe ppfeels ppand ppshe
ppdropped ppa ppletter ppgrade ppin pptwo ppof ppher ppclasses. ppBase ppdon ppthese ppsymptoms, ppthis ppclient
ppmay ppbe ppdiagnosed ppwith: pp- ppDepressive ppdisorder pp
pp
In pppreparing ppdischarge ppplanning ppfor ppa ppclient ppwho pphas ppbeen ppprescribed pplithium ppfor ppthe
pptreatment ppof pp
pp
bipolar ppdisorder, ppit ppis ppimportant ppthat ppthe ppclient ppdemonstrate ppan ppunderstanding ppof
ppthe ppneed ppto
pp
monitor pphis ppor ppher ppdiet ppfor ppintake ppof: pp-
ppSodium
pp
_______is ppa ppside ppeffect ppthat ppcan ppoccur ppwhile ppthe ppclient ppis pptaking ppantipsychotic
ppmedications, ppcausing ppmuscle pprigidity, pphigh ppfever, ppunstable ppvital ppsigns, ppconfusion ppand
ppagitation. pp- ppneuroleptic ppmalignant ppsyndrome pp(NMS) pp
pp
A ppfemale ppcollege ppstudent ppis ppseeking pphelp ppfrom ppthe ppcounseling ppcenter ppfor pptext ppanxiety.
ppShe ppreports pp
that ppduring ppan ppexam, ppshe pp"freezes ppand ppfeels pplike ppthe pptime ppI pphave ppto pptake ppthe ppexam
ppis ppracing ppby ppand pp
pp
I ppcan't ppanswer ppany ppof ppthe ppquestions ppwhen ppi ppknow ppthe ppanswers". ppWhich pplevel ppof
ppanxiety ppis ppthe
pp
client ppexperiencing? pp-
ppSevere
pp
Behaviors ppassociated ppwith ppmental ppillnesses ppwere ppmore ppaccurately pp recorded pp by
ppprofessionals. ppThis pp
pp
practice ppled ppto pp_______for ppdifferent ppabnormal ppbehaviors. pp-
ppClassifications
pp
, A pp10 ppyear ppold ppmale ppclient ppwith ppautism ppexperiences pploneliness ppand ppsocial ppanxiety ppas ppa
ppresult ppof pphis pp
pp
disease. ppWhich ppCAM pptherapy ppwill ppthe ppcaregiver ppsuggest ppto pphelp ppout ppthis ppclient ppthe
ppmost ppwith
pp
these ppfeelings? pp- ppAnimal ppassisted
pptherapy
pp
A ppwoman ppgoes ppto ppa pplate ppmovie ppwith ppher ppfriends ppand ppgets pphome ppafter ppmidnight. ppShe
ppis ppscheduled ppto pp
play ppin ppa pptennis pptournament ppearly ppthe ppnext ppmorning ppand pploses ppall ppher ppmatches. ppShe
ppblames ppthe ppline pp
pp
judge ppfor ppher pploss, pprather ppthan ppher pppoor ppplay. ppWhich ppcoping ppmechanism ppbest
ppdescribes ppher
pp
response ppto pplosing ppthe ppmatches? pp-
ppRationalization
pp
Poverty ppinfluences ppthe ppgrowth ppand ppdevelopment ppof ppchildren ppand ppis ppoften ppa ppprecursor
ppto ppmental
health ppdisorders ppin ppchildren. ppNearly pp_______of ppthe ppchildren ppin ppthe ppUS ppcome ppfrom
ppfamilies ppthat pp
pp
live ppat ppthe pppoverty pplevel. pp-
pp20%
pp
The ppprovider ppis ppadministering ppmedications ppto ppa ppclient ppwith ppa ppdiagnosis ppof ppparanoid
ppschizophrenia. pp
pp
The ppprovider ppwould ppexpect ppto ppsee ppwhich ppmedication ppordered ppfor ppthe ppclient?
pp- ppRisperdal
pp
A ppgroup ppof ppsexual ppvariations ppthat ppdepart ppfrom ppsociety's pptraditional ppand ppacceptable
ppmodels ppof pp
pp
seeking ppsexual ppgratification ppis: pp-
ppParaphillia
pp
Selye's ppstress ppadaptation pptheory ppconsists ppof ppthree ppstages, ppwith ppthe ppsecond ppstage
ppcharacterized ppby: pp-
pp
Attempts ppof ppthe ppbody ppto ppcope ppwith
ppstress
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Individuals ppwith ppschizophrenia pptend ppto ppuse ppthe ppchemical pp______most ppoften pp- ppAlcohol pp
pp
Color pptherapy pphas ppbeen ppfound ppto ppbe ppeffective ppin ppthe pptreatment ppof: pp- ppSeasonal
ppaffective ppdisorder pp
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A pp4 ppyear ppold ppclient ppin ppa pppediatric ppunit ppis ppimitating ppthe ppactions ppof ppthe ppprovider, ppthe
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