DISORDERS

Question 1

Anorexia

Answer 1

Sever Caloric restriction
Fear of gaining weight or of becoming fat
Disotorted body Image

Question 2

Reccuring binge eating
Inappropriate compensatory behaviour
at least 1week-3months
Body weight deeply affects self evaluation
Not only in context of anorexia
Vomiting

Answer 2

Bulimia Nevosa

Question 3

Recurring binge eating
eating rapidly, eating until uncomfortable full, eating a lot but not hungry, eating alone because embarrased, feelings disgust

Answer 3

Binge eating Disorder

Question 4

Lack of trust and suspicious of how people are acting, Grudges, Exploitation,trustworthiness, fideiity if sexuak partner, attacks on characterm confides in others rarely, threatening meanings read into events
Symptoms begin during adulthood

Answer 4

Paranid personality disorder

Question 5

Limited range if emotional rexpression
Solitary lifestyle, indifferent to praise criticism, relationship of no interest, sexual experiances not of interest, activities not enjoyed, friends lacking, emotional cold and detached. Start at young childhood

Answer 5

Schidoid Personality Disorder

Question 6

Disregard for and violation so the rights of others, Anitsocial acts, arrest, lies frequently, lacunae, lack of remorse, unstable, safety of self and others, money problems, agressive, assaultive, not occuring exclusively

Answer 6

Antisocial anixety disorder

Question 7

Idenitity disturbance, relationship unstable, impulsivity, suicidal gestures, emptiness, dissociative symptoms, affective instability, paranoid ideation, anger is poorly controlled, idealization followed by devalutation, negativistic caused by trauma and causes suicidal

Answer 7

Borderline Personality Disorder

Question 8

Unipolar mood disorder

Answer 8

mood remains at one pole of depression mania continuum

Question 9

Bipolar mood disorder

Answer 9

mood travels between depression mania poles

Question 10

Inflated self esteem or grandiosity, decreased need for sleep, more talkative, flight of ideas, distractibility, increase goal directed activity, excessive invovemet in activities that have high potential (atleast a week hospiatilized and impairment)

Answer 10

Bipolar Manic episode

Question 11

Inflated self esteem or grandiosity, decreased need for sleep, more talkative, flight of ideas, distractibility, increased goals, excessive involvenment for painful consequences (no hospitalization or impairment, 4 days)

Answer 11

Bipolar II Disorder (Hypomanic episode)

Question 12

Depressive mood, loss/gain weight, loss of interest, insomina/hypersomia, psychomotor agitation or retardation, fatigue, feelings of worthlessness or excessive guilt, hard to concentrate, recurrent thought of death (2 weeks atleast)

Answer 12

Major Depressive disorder

Question 13

poor appetite or over eating, insomina or hyposomia, low energy or fatigue, low self esteem, poor concentration, feeling or hopelessness

Answer 13

Persistent depressive disorder

Question 14

A disorder with onset during deveopmental period, impairment of intellectual functioning, adaptive functioning.

Answer 14

Intellectual Disability

Question 15

1. inattention-Inattentive subtype
   2.hyperactivity/impulstivity (hyperactive type.
2. difficulty in substaining attention, organization with tasks and activities often losing things, forgetting about things and do not follow tasks.
3. fidgit or tapping, cant stay still, talk alot and respond before end of question.

Answer 15

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

Question 16

Mild and major neurocognitive, level of severity, degree of loss of independence in instrumental activites in living, they may represent earlier and later stages of the same disorder. Cognitive decline from previous level of performance.

Answer 16

dementia

Question 17

Decline in memory and learning, decline in cognition, no evidence of mized etiology, is nnot better explained. Impairment-memory, orientation, judging and reasoning, inability to integrate new Information, forget importabt events, confused, depressed, anxious and agressive

Answer 17

Alzheimers