Exam

Question 1

GAD

Answer 1

CBT (exposure, role play, challenging negative beliefs and self talk, scheduling worry), SSRIs/SNRIs, benzos/antianxiolytics

Question 2

Panic disorder

Answer 2

CBT (panic control, exposure therapy), benzos during crisis

Question 3

Agoraphobia

Answer 3

Exposure therapy, benzos

Question 4

Specific phobia

Answer 4

Exposure therapy

Question 5

Social anxiety

Answer 5

CBT, SSRIs/SNRIs

Question 6

CBT FOR ANXIETY

Answer 6

Exposure therapy, role play, challenging negative beliefs and self talk, scheduling worry

Question 7

Insomnia

Answer 7

CBT-I, melatonin, benzos

Question 8

Narcolepsy

Answer 8

Scheduled naps, regular sleeping, limiting caffeine/alcohol and more exercise. Ritalin/modafinil for wake, GHB for sleep.

Question 9

Parasomnias

Answer 9

Adaptive bedside measures depending on condition, avoiding shiftwork

Question 10

OCD

Answer 10

SSRIs, ERP, challenging beliefs, ACT.

Question 11

Body dysmorphic disorder

Answer 11

SSRIs, ERP, challenging beliefs, ACT

Question 12

Hoarding disorder

Answer 12

SSRIs, ERP, challenging beliefs, ACT

Question 13

PTSD

Answer 13

SSRIs, ERP, CBT (shifting blame externally)

Question 14

Acute stress disorder

Answer 14

SSRIs, ERP, CBT (shifting blame externally)

Question 15

Major Depressive Disorder

Answer 15

CBT (Behavioural activation, cognitive restructuring, decentering thoughts), SSRIs/SNRIs, ECT

Question 16

Persistent depressive disorder

Answer 16

CBT (Behavioural activation, cognitive restructuring, decentering thoughts), SSRIs/SNRIs, ECT

Question 17

Bipolar type I

Answer 17

Lithium, mood stabilisers, CBT, interpersonal therapy and social rhythm therapy. Education, supports, and motivation.

Question 18

Bipolar type II

Answer 18

Lithium, mood stabilisers, CBT, interpersonal therapy and social rhythm therapy. Education, supports, and motivation. Also SSRIs.

Question 19

Most personality disorders

Answer 19

CBT

Question 20

Borderline Personality disorder

Answer 20

Dialectical behaviour therapy

Question 21

Sexual dysfunction

Answer 21

Education, CBT, schema therapy, dynamic therapy (With partner), SSRIs/SNRIs, viagra, prosthesis

Question 22

Paraphilic disorder

Answer 22

Risk assessment, CBT (aversion therapy, challenging beliefs, improving social skills and impulse control), rescripting fantasies with switch, hormonal treatment, SSRIs, chemical/physical castration

Question 23

Schizophrenia

Answer 23

Chlorpromazine, 2nd gen antipsychotics (clozapine - does dopamine AND serotonin). CBT for negative symptoms, remediation therapy

Question 24

Schizoaffective disorder

Answer 24

Schizophrenia treatment AND mood stabiliser/antidepressants

Question 25

Schizophreniform disorder

Answer 25

Chlorpromazine, 2nd gen antipsychotics (clozapine - does dopamine AND serotonin). CBT for negative symptoms, remediation therapy. More independence.

Question 26

Anorexia Nervosa

Answer 26

CBT-E, family-based treatment, DBT, ACT or refeeding.

Question 27

Bulimia nervosa

Answer 27

CBT-E, family-based treatment, DBT, ACT and antidepressants. Oral health care too.

Question 28

Binge eating disorder

Answer 28

CBT-E, family-based treatment, DBT, ACT and antidepressants

Question 29

ADHD

Answer 29

Ritalin, parent training, classroom management.

Question 30

Autism

Answer 30

Intense operant conditioning, antipsychotics on occasion, naltrexone is an opioid antagonist (limited efficacy)

Question 31

Alzheimer's Disease

Answer 31

Cholinesterase inhibitors, NMDA antagonist, monoclonal antibody treatment, antidepressants, sedatives.

Question 32

Frontotemporal dementia

Answer 32

Antidepressants, CBT. Nothing slows it.

Question 33

Vascular dementia

Answer 33

Cardiovascular health changes.

Question 34

Lewy body dementia

Answer 34

Antidepressant, management focused.

Question 35

Delirium

Answer 35

Treating medical condition, changing medication, hydration or orientation.

Question 36

Substance use disorder

Answer 36

CBT, motivational interviewing, detox, tapering dose, rehab.

Question 37

Opioid use disorder specific

Answer 37

methadone (full agonist), buprenorphine (partial agonist), naltextrone (antagonist, resets cravings)

Question 38

Alcohol use disorder specific

Answer 38

Diazepam