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ESL 101 ACTUAL FINAL EXAM WITH
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
NEWLY FORMATTED DOCUMENT
An 8-year-old girl is Separation Anxiety Disorder 3 multiple choice
options
struggling to fall
asleep and returns
into her parents’
bedroom after
attempting to sleep
for 2 minutes on
her own. She is
often scared of
something
under her bed or in
the closet.
Any noise in the house
frightens her when
she is not with her
parents, and she
screams out. She
falls asleep easily
with her parents.
She occasionally has
nightmares that she
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cannot find her
parents in a
department store.
What is the most
likely diagnosis?
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A 36-year-old male Panic disorder 3 multiple choice
options
reported a sudden
choking sensation at
work, which caused
some
difficulty breathing.
He retreated to the
bathroom out of
fear that others
would see him
struggling, as he
couldn't
comprehend if these
symptoms were life-
threatening or if he
was going crazy. He
felt dizzy, sweaty,
sick to his stomach,
and could not
swallow. He had a
fear at first that he
was dying. He
attributed his
symptoms to an
undiagnosed illness
or a
recent infection that
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he hadn't over. He
never sought
medical treatment.
He struggled for the
next 4 weeks out of
concern that these
symptoms might
come back. The
symptoms recurred
5 weeks later, while
sitting alone in his
car after leaving a
supermarket. He
drove to the nearest
emergency room,
and no immediate
cause was identified.
He was instructed to
follow up with an
ENT provider as an
outpatient. What is
the most likely
explanation of his
symptoms?
In Dhat syndrome, Fatigue, Weakness, and Loss of Appetite 3
multiple choice options
patients most
commonly report
symptoms of:
ESL 101 ACTUAL FINAL EXAM WITH
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
NEWLY FORMATTED DOCUMENT
An 8-year-old girl is Separation Anxiety Disorder 3 multiple choice
options
struggling to fall
asleep and returns
into her parents’
bedroom after
attempting to sleep
for 2 minutes on
her own. She is
often scared of
something
under her bed or in
the closet.
Any noise in the house
frightens her when
she is not with her
parents, and she
screams out. She
falls asleep easily
with her parents.
She occasionally has
nightmares that she
,2
cannot find her
parents in a
department store.
What is the most
likely diagnosis?
,3
A 36-year-old male Panic disorder 3 multiple choice
options
reported a sudden
choking sensation at
work, which caused
some
difficulty breathing.
He retreated to the
bathroom out of
fear that others
would see him
struggling, as he
couldn't
comprehend if these
symptoms were life-
threatening or if he
was going crazy. He
felt dizzy, sweaty,
sick to his stomach,
and could not
swallow. He had a
fear at first that he
was dying. He
attributed his
symptoms to an
undiagnosed illness
or a
recent infection that
, 4
he hadn't over. He
never sought
medical treatment.
He struggled for the
next 4 weeks out of
concern that these
symptoms might
come back. The
symptoms recurred
5 weeks later, while
sitting alone in his
car after leaving a
supermarket. He
drove to the nearest
emergency room,
and no immediate
cause was identified.
He was instructed to
follow up with an
ENT provider as an
outpatient. What is
the most likely
explanation of his
symptoms?
In Dhat syndrome, Fatigue, Weakness, and Loss of Appetite 3
multiple choice options
patients most
commonly report
symptoms of:
