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What is the characteristics of projection defense mechanism?

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Attributing owns feelings on the others

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In the opiced treatment what’s the first thing you have to evaluate in the opiced abuse situation?

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Misusing drugs, take drugs from diferent doctors , explore reasons for escaling.

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What is the first-line therapy for generalized anxiety disorder?

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SNRIs

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What are the long acting benzodiazepines?

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Diazepam, clorodiaxipoxide,flurozepam.

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What are the short and intermediate acting benzodiazepines and good for hepatic disfunction?

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Lorazepam,tenazepam, oxazepam .

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What are the Benzodiazepines contraindicated in hepatic disfunction?

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(Intermediate acting) lorazepam,clonazepam. (Short acting) triazolam

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Drug of election in neuroleptic malignant syndrome and malign hypertemia ?

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Dantrolen

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What is neuroleptic malignant syndrome?

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Diffuse muscle rigidity, high fever,automatic inestabylity (hypertension, tachycardia) altered sensorium.

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What is paranoid personality disorder?

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Suspiciousness or alistrust with not specific dellutions

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What is delusional disorder?

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Specific delutions are present

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What is the Protocol for delivering bad news?

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SPIKES. Set the stage, Perception, Invitation,Knowledge,Empathy,Sumary strategy.

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How much time takes SSRIs and NE to work ?

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4 to 8 weeks

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If you are not agree with your professor about a patient treatment, what can you do?

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Respectfully bring the issue up to your professor and discuss it?

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What is the first-line therapy for depression?

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Sertaline

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What are the side effects of antidepressants?

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Diminished need for sleep, restlessness,grandiosity

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Side effect of lamotrigene

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Rash , Steven Johnson

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How to prevent clinical errors In the medical staff?

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Use standardized patient hand-offs

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What is the first-line to panic disorder?

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SSRIs (1). IMAO (2)

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Buspirone farmacodinamic

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Slow onset of action

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What is the treatment of generalized anxiety disorder?

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Buspirine

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What is the drug adherence problem In adolescent?

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Not prefrontal cortex development, need to fit in a peer group

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What are psychotic disorders?

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Delusions, hallucinations,disorganized speech,negative symptoms

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What are the psychotic disorders diferentials?

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Brief psychotic disorder, schizophreniform, schizophrenic, schizoafective,

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How is the Assessment of decision making capacity ?

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Comunnicates a choice, understands information, appreciate concern , rationale give decision.

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What is atypical depression?

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Mood reactivity ( felling better whit positive situations) ,paralysis, more sleep, more appetite .

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When use IMAO?

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Depression resistant to drugs and atypical depression

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Which antidepressants cause sexual side-effects?

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Bupropion and mirtazapine

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Treatment for resistant schizophrenia?

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Clozapine ( agranulocytosis)

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Who can go to Medicare?

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> 65 years who paid taxes U.S. Citizens,disability people, end stage renal disease, ELA.

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Who can go to Medicaid?

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Homeless, undocumented migrants, pregnant woman , low income people,

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Treatment for bulimia nervosa?

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Fluoxetine

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Treatment for anorexia nervosa?

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Olanzapine

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Treatment for bipolar maintenance

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Lito, valproate, quetiapine.

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What substances are NMDA receptor agonists?

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Glutamate, aspartate, D-cycloserine.

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What is schizoafective disorder?

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  1. Major depressive or maniac episode concurrent with schizophrenia
  2. At least 2 weeks of delusions or hallucinations with out depression or maniac
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What are the most common adverse effects of psychostimulants (methylphenidate and amphetamines) for the tto of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder?

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Decrease appetite
Weigh loss
Insomnia

36
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What is the side effects of second generation antipsychotics?

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Increase appetite

Weigh gain

37
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When use trained language interpreters?

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In NON-EMERGING SETTINGS to deaf patients using American Sign Language OR NO ENGLISH SPEAKER!!!!!!

38
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What are the stages of change model?

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Preconception
Contemplation 
Preparation 
Action 
Maintenance
39
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What are bulimic signs?

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Calluses on the forum of theirs hands 
Increase salivary amilase
Electrolyte abnormalities 
Parotid gland enlargement 
Erosion of dental enamel
40
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What are the findings in narcolepsy?

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Recurrent sleep or naps (3x week x month)
Cataplexy
⬇️hypocretin-1 in cerebrospinal fluid
Shorten REM latency

41
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What is obsessive- compulsive personality?

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Lifelong pattern of insistence of control,orderliness and perfection whit out compulsions

42
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Say what is altered in each one pathology :

Narcolepsy 
Creutzfeldt-Jacob disease
Parkinson 
Alzheimer 
Destructive behavior
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⬇️Hypocretyne 1
⬆️14,3,3 proteín
⬇️ Homovanillic acid 
⬇️Melatonin 
⬇️5-hydroxindol acetic
43
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What are characteristic in paranoid patient?

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Distrust in of the others

44
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What are the warn signs to differentiate normal adolescent behavior from psychiatric disorders?

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Impulsivity
Sleep or appetite disturbance
Declining academic performance
Social isolation from peers

45
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What are the mature 2 forms of defense mechanisms?

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Sublimation

Suppression

46
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What is the management for post-traumatic stress disorder?

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SSRIs-SNRIs

Therapy

47
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What is the characteristics in borderline behavior?

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Depression
Suicidal ideas
Selfmuilattion
Impulsivity in setting or feeling rejected

48
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What’s capitation payment method?

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A fixed and predetermined free is arranged to cover ALL the medical services required by a group of patients

Under HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATION !!!! HMO

49
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What’s Global payment arrangement?

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The insurer pays a provider a single payment to cover all the expenses associated whit an incident of care

SOAT

50
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What’s a valid test ?

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Is the ability to measure what is suppose to measure

Very similar whit GOLD STANDARD

51
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What is the best for to initiate a medical history-taking?

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Open-end phrase

52
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What are the principal signs of Rett syndrome?

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Loss of motor and language skills
Stereotypic hand movements
Deceleration of head growth

53
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Big diffence between bipolar I and bipolar II

A

BIPOLAR I MANIAC EPISODE!!!

BIPOLAR II NO MANIAC EPISODE!!!! CAN WORK👔

54
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Is normal to a 3-4 years old babies to play games of the other gender?

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YESSSS!!!!!!

55
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Indication of involuntary psychiatric hospitalization

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Risk to himself or others

unable to obtain food, clothing or shelter

56
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How is the two principal actions in the management of somatic symptoms disorders?

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Schedule regular visits whit same provider

Mental health referral only once week physician patient relationship

57
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Diagnosis of Generalized anxiety disorder

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Excess of worry anxiety >6 months 
Difficult to control 
Restlessness 
Fatigue
Difficulty to concentrate 
Irritability
58
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What’s bupropion ?

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Norepinephrine dopamine reuptake inhibitor

MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER
SMOKING CESSATION

59
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Time of survival required for hospice model?

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<6 months of survival!!!

60
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If some familiar ask for patients information illness what is the best posture ?

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Say basic thinks “she/he is stable” and ask the patient if his /her information can be shared .
And what information have to be omitted .

61
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What is the first and second line therapy for specific phobias?

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1st BEHAVIORAL THERAPY

2nd SHORT ACTING BENZODIAZEPINES

62
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What is the objective in the nonadherence to medication situation?

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Ask for specific concerns about take drugs daily

63
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What’s selective mutism?

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Failure to speak in social situations (school)

64
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How protect the patient confidentiality?

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Never talk whit others even medical staff outside the case
Never say if was or not a exam
Do not talk whit family members without permition

65
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Medical circumstances and emancipated situations in which minors do not Require parental consent ?

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MEDICAL
🔹emergency care
🔹sexually transmitted infections 
🔹substance abuse 
🔹prenatal care
EMANCIPATED
🔹homeless 
🔹parent
🔹married
🔹military
🔹financial independent 
🔹high school graduate
66
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What is an important prerequisite to diagnose elder abuse?

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INTERVIEW THE PATIENT ALONE!!!!!

67
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Questions to the elderly patient at abuse suspect ?(3)

A

Do you feel safe where you live?
Who prepares your meals?
Who handles your checkbook?

68
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How is the best form to ask about sexual history - orientation?

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Have you sexual partners been women,men or both?

69
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The doctor NEVER can disclose the patient’s informations whit out her/his consentiment !!!! What are the exceptions ? (4)

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🔹suspected child or elder abuse
🔹Knife or gunshot wounds
🔹Diagnosing a reportable communicable disease (HIV- TB)
🔹threats to harm self or others and reasonable ability to carry out the threat in the future

70
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Time to major depressive disorder?

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> 2 weeks

71
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What strategy has sown diminish the risk is suicidal in all ages?

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SCREENING FOR MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS!!!!!!

72
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What activity has shown diminish the risk of criminal behavior and delinquency?

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INCREASING AFTER SCHOOL EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES!!!!

73
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What’s the principal cause of death in U.S. In the ages

<1yr. 1-14. 15-34. 35-44. 45-64. >65yrs

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<1yr.   Congenital malformations
1-14.  Unintentional injury 
15-34.  Unintentional injury 
35-44.   Unintentional injury 
45-64.   Cancer
>65yrs    Heart Disease
74
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If a adolescent pregnant patient do not want to tell her parents about the pregnancy , the doctor can ask way of her decision?

A

YESSSSS!!!!

75
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What’s extinction behavior?

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Stimulus is removed and the behavior stopped

76
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What’s fading behavior?

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The stimulus is gradually reduced but the behavior is maintained

77
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What’s punishment behavior?

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The stimulus is applied and the behavior stopped

78
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What’s secondary reinforcement behavior?

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At not value thing acquires symbolic values

Like money

79
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What’s dissociation mechanism of defense ?

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When the patient feels like do not know anything of the past fells like is other person , fugue disorder appears in other city .

80
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What’s blocking mechanism of defense ?

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Cannot recall some essential name or fact

81
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What’s reaction formation mechanism of defense ?

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Acts inversely

82
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Which important milestones are archived by the age of 3 and 4 years?

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3years. Tricycle

4 years tells stories , nightmares, BATHING HIMSELF!!!!

83
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When the patient ask for explanations what cannot be made?

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Pass off the patient for some one else
Give a pamphlet
Say “look for information on Internet “

YOU HAVE TO TALK FACE TO FACE!!!!

84
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The physician who has a moonlight job (second job) what is the major risk for his patients?

A

Medical errors for PHYSICIAN FATIGUE

85
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How to decrease illegible and transcribing errors?

A

Educate physicians to avoid use of trailing zeros

86
Q

How test concentration , executive function and comprehension?

A

Comprehension. Following multi step command

Concentration reciting months backwards

Executive function drawing a clock oriented to the time requested

87
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What intervention lifestyle has shown more risk mortality reduction ?

A

SMOKING CESSATION!!!

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