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Question 1

used if one presumes that criteria are (or will be) met for the disorder

Answer 1

Provisional

Question 2

definitely does NOT meet criteria for a specific disorder but has significant symptoms

Answer 2

Unspecified

Question 3

previously diagnosed with the disorder but won’t recur

Answer 3

Prior history

Question 4

previously diagnosed with the disorder but currently controlled but likely to recur

Answer 4

Remission

Question 5

inappropriate anxiety elicited by inappropraite cues (or no cues) and excessive in intensity and duration ( >6 mos)

Answer 5

Anxiety Disorders

Question 6

recurrent and unexpected panic attacks (>1 mos), fear of future attacks and change in behavior because of attacks

Answer 6

Panic Disorders

Question 7

abrupt onset lasting minutes; intense fear with somatic or cognitive sumptosm

Answer 7

Panic Attack

Question 8

fearing/avoiding public transportation, open spaces, enclosed spaces, standing in line, being in crowd b/c thoughts of escape might be difficult if embarrasing symptoms develop (ex: incontinenece)

Answer 8

Agoraphobia

Question 9

avoiding situations due to fear of not getting help during a panic attack

Answer 9

PD and Agoraphobia

Question 10

fear of an object or situation esepcially when exposed to stimulus, will avoid phobic situation (ex: dog)

Answer 10

Specific Phobia

Question 11

fear of social situations involving possible scrutiny or negativie evaluation

Answer 11

Social Anxiety Disorder

Question 12

fear of speaking or performing in public

Answer 12

Social Anxiety Disorer; Performance Only

Question 13

uncontrolled anxiety about multiple events (>6 mos) causing decrease concentration, restless, insomnia

Answer 13

Generalized Anxiety Disorder

Question 14

anxiety concerning separation from major attachment figures, experiencing marked distress

Answer 14

Separation Anxiety Disorder

Question 15

anxiety based refusal to speak in specific situation, written and social play may be affected

Answer 15

Selective Mutism

Question 16

How are anxiety problems developed?

Answer 16

Learned through classical conditioning

Question 17

initiates fear response by activating HPAA

Answer 17

Amygdala

Question 18

should inhibit amygdala when fear response is not necessary

Answer 18

Prefrontal Cortex

Question 19

should track context in which fear response is learned and help suppress it when in safe contexts and facilitate it when unsafe contexts

Answer 19

Hippocampus

Question 20

tried 1st for treatment of anxiety:

modifying one thoughts to change emotion

exposure techniques to extinguish emotion

Answer 20

Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy

Question 21

treatment of anxiety:

short-term use only GABA agonists

Answer 21

Benzodiazepines

Question 22

treatment of anxiety:

monoamine agonists

Answer 22

Antidepressants