Obsessive-Compulsive Related and Trauma Related Disorders

Question 1

typical age of onset for OCD

Answer 1

either before age 10 or during late adolescne/early adulthood

Question 2

is OCD more common in men or women

Answer 2

women

Question 3

more than ____ of people with OCD meet criteria for comorbid anxiety disorders sometime during their lifetime

Answer 3

3/4th

Question 4

what is recovery for OCD like

Answer 4

usually a chronic condition (20% have complete recovery)

Question 5

____ of people with OCD meet crteria for MDD during their lifetime

Answer 5

2/3rds

Question 6

____ of people with OCD experience at least some symptoms of hoarding

Answer 6

1/3rd

Question 7

is BDD more common in men or women

Answer 7

women

Question 8

____ of people with BDD are unable to work

Answer 8

40%

Question 9

prevlance of women with BDD

Answer 9

2%

Question 10

prevalence of BDD in women seeking plastic surgery

Answer 10

5-7%

Question 11

____ of people with hoarding disorder are unaware of the severity of the problem

Answer 11

66%

Question 12

____ of people with hoarding disorder participate in animal hoarding

Answer 12

33%

Question 13

who is more likely to engage in animal hoarding - men or women?

Answer 13

women

Question 14

hoarding is more common in men or women

Answer 14

men

Question 15

when do hoarding behaviors normally begin

Answer 15

childhood/early adolecense

Question 16

when does animal hoarding normally begin

Answer 16

middle age or older

Question 17

what 3 part of the brain are unuasually active in people with OCD

Answer 17

orbitofrontal cortex, caudate nucleus, antior cingulate

Question 18

heritibility of OCD

Answer 18

30-50%

Question 19

what are the most common meds used for OCD related disorders

Answer 19

SRIs

Question 20

what is the name of the drug most often perscribed for OCD

Answer 20

clomipramine

Question 21

what type of psychological treatment is often used for OCD

Answer 21

exposure and response prevention

Question 22

4 categories of symptoms associated with PTSD

Answer 22

• re-experiencing the traumatic event
• avoidance of stimuli
• mood and cognitive changes
• increased arousal reactivity

Question 23

changes of PTSD criteria from DSM -IV to DSM-V

Answer 23

• experience of intense emotion at the time of trauma is removed
• definition of traumatic event is narroed
• avoidance required

Question 24

amount people who had developed PTSD by age 26 ____ had been diagnosed with another psychological disorder before age 21

Answer 24

93%

Question 25

_____ of people who develop PTSD have a history of another anxiety disorder

Answer 25

2/3rds

Question 26

how does PTSD affect brain structures

Answer 26

greater activation of amygdala
diminished activation of medial prefrontal cortex
smaller hypocampal volume

Question 27

what type of med is used for PTSD

Answer 27

SSRIs

Question 28

what type of psychological treatment is used for ASD

Answer 28

short term CBT