Chapter 22- Psychiatry Practice Question

A forensic psychiatrist - ANSWERSSpecializes in the legal aspects of psychiatry Type of therapy that revolves around helping the patient connect their behaviors and thoughts to improve mental being - ANSWERScognitive-behavioral therapy sleep - ANSWERShypn/o mind - ANSWERSment/o or psych/o split - ANSWERSschiz/o Impairment with reality; delusions and hallucinations - ANSWERSpsychosis Uncontrollable urge to perform an act repeatedly - ANSWERScompulsion Condition in which fear of obesity leads to binge eating followed by induced vomiting - ANSWERSBulimia nervosa Fear of leaving one's home - ANSWERSagoraphobia OCD stands for - ANSWERSobsessive compulsive disorder Condition in which mental symptoms such as amnesia hide the pain and anxiety of unconscious conflicts - ANSWERSdissociative disorder obsessive preoccupation (suffix) - ANSWERS-mania feeling, bearing (suffix) - ANSWERS-phoria abnormal (prefix) - ANSWERSpara- dysthymia (spell and define) - ANSWERSextreme sadness compulsion to steal - ANSWERSkleptomania sadness and hopelessness - ANSWERSdysphoria compulsion to set fires or see them - ANSWERSpyromania Disorder that is characterized by difficulties in verbal and non-verbal communication, along with problems in socialization - ANSWERSautism Treatment - ANSWERStherapuet/o iatr/o Alternating states of exalted feelings and excitement with moods of extreme sadness and decreased activity - ANSWERSBipolar disorder Condition in which psychological factors such as anxiety, fear, and anger produce unrealistic body image and reluctance to eat - ANSWERSanorexia nervosa Exaggerated feeling of well-being - ANSWERSeuphoria paraphilia (spell and define) - ANSWERSabnormal sexual desires apathy (spell and define) - ANSWERSwithout emotion/lack of interest Acute episode of confused thinking and disorientation - ANSWERSdelirium hallucinations - ANSWERSfalse or unreal sensory perceptions Condition in which physical symptoms appear as a defense against overwhelming anxiety - ANSWERSconversion disorder Repression is - ANSWERSDefensive mechanism by which unacceptable thoughts, feelings, and impulses are pushed into unconsciousness stupor - ANSWERSnarc/o feeling, sensation - ANSWERSesthes/o Fugue (spell and define) - ANSWERSflight from reality Affect (spell and define) - ANSWERSexternal expression of emotion, or emotional response