test2122018 Flashcards
What test is used to assist clinicians to diagnose abnormal behaviors; need two standard deviations?
Minnesota MPI
What looks at an ink blot for projective personality test?
Rorschach Inkblot
What is a series of cards; each depicting an ambiguous scene; evaluates the drive; motives and emotions of a patient; look at unconscious?
Thematic Aperception Test
What measured for Hamilton, Beck, and Friends Anxiety rating scale? What rates OCD?
Depression
Yale Brown OCD
What looks at the intelligence; memory; reasoning; orientation; perceptual-motor performance; attention; for dementia or brain damage?
Neuropsychological test
What is the presence and localization of brain functions; impairment index?
Halsted-Reitan
What test looks at wide range of cognitive function? Dyslexia and R/L dominance
Luria Nebraska neuropsychological Battery
What is the copy 9 geometric design; reproduce designs from memory?
Bender Visual motor Gestalt
What test screens for signs of neuropsychiatric/brain dysfunction?
Halsted-Reitan Battery
What test looks at visual perception and visual memory? Short Term memory loss
Benton Visual Retention
What is the Wechsler memory scale?
Memory test/amnestic; look for korsakoff?s syndrome
What is a well known screening test for cognitive dysfunction? What two mental states is it looking for?
Folstein Mini-Mental State Exam: looks for dementia and delrium
What is mental/chronological age x 100?
IQ test
Thematic sort cards tests look at what? Who is abnormal?
Looks at executive Function; solve problems; attend specific task; frontal lobe or schizophrenia
What is the most common IQ test?
Wechsler Adult intelligence
What is methylphenidate; dextroamphetamine; used for?
ADHD; what is one more drug; dexmethylphenidate
What is a nonstimulant for ADHD?
Atomoxetine
What is Guanfacine?
Selective Alpha 2A receptor agonist; non stimulant
Autism has persistent impairment in reciprocal what?
Communication and social interaction
What is autism A?
Autism A is across multiple contexts
What is Autism B?
Across at least 2 contexts
What is autism C?
Must be present in early development
What is autism D?
Symptoms cause clinically significant impairment
What is Asperger?s disorder classified as?
Social disorder; no development/language delays
CT looks at what?
Anatomically based brain changes
NMRI looks at what?
Demyelinating disease, multiple sclerosis
What localizes areas of the brain that are physiologically active during specific tasks?
PET or fMRI
What is more practical than an MRI
SPECT
What measures electrical activity in the cortex?
EEG
What does Evoked EEG show?
Electrical activity, looks at vision and hearing loss in infants
What does an EEG show for delirium and dementia?
Dementia is normal, delirium is abnormal
