LESSON#6

Question 1

Sustained emotion that the patient is experiencing

Answer 1

MOOD

Question 2

Expansive

Answer 2

CONTAGIOUS

Question 3

Euthymic

Answer 3

NORMAL

Question 4

Constricted

Answer 4

LIMITED VARIATION

Question 5

Blunted

Answer 5

MINIMAL VARIATIONS

Question 6

Flat

Answer 6

NO VARIATION

Question 7

Determined by the observations made by the interviewer during the course of the interview.
Inappropriate no connection is clear between what the patient is staying in the emotion being expressed

Answer 7

AFFECT

Question 8

Documentation information on all aspects of the patient’s speech,including quality quantity rate and volume of speech during the interview

Answer 8

SPEECH

Question 9

Looseness of association

Answer 9

IRRELEVANCE

Question 10

Flight of ideas

Answer 10

CHANGE TOPICS

Question 11

Racing

Answer 11

RAPID THOUGHTS

Question 12

Departure from topic with no return

Answer 12

TANGENTIAL

Question 13

Being vague “beating around the bush” giving inordinately responses that only eventually answer the stated question

Answer 13

CIRCUMSTANTIAL

Question 14

Nonsensical responses, jabberwocky

Answer 14

WORD SALAD

Question 15

Extreme relevance

Answer 15

DERAILMENT

Question 16

Creating new words

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NEOLOGISM

Question 17

Rhyming words

Answer 17

CLANGING

Question 18

Talking in riddles

Answer 18

PUNNING

Question 19

Speech is halted

Answer 19

THOUGHT BLOCKING

Question 20

Limited content

Answer 20

POVERTY

Question 21

TYPES OF HALLUCINATIONS

Hearing things

Answer 21

AUDITORY

Question 22

TYPES OF HALLUCINATIONS

Seeing things

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VISUAL

Question 23

TYPES OF HALLUCINATIONS

Tasting things

Answer 23

GUSTATORY

Question 24

TYPES OF HALLUCINATIONS

Feeling sensations

Answer 24

TACTILE

Question 25

TYPES OF HALLUCINATIONS Smelling things

Answer 25

OLFACTORY

Question 26

TYPES OF DELUSION DELUSIONS OF GRANDEUR

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GRANDEUR

Question 27

TYPES OF DELUSION Delusions of a special status with god

Answer 27

RELIGIOUS

Question 28

TYPES OF DELUSION Belief that someone wants to cause them harm

Answer 28

PERSECUTION

Question 29

TYPES OF DELUSION Belief that someone famous is in love with them

Answer 29

EROTOMANIC

Question 30

TYPES OF DELUSION Belief that everyone wants what they have

Answer 30

JEALOUSY

Question 31

TYPES OF DELUSION Belief that someone is putting ideas or thoughts into their mind

Answer 31

THOUGHT INSERTION

Question 32

TYPES OF DELUSION Belief that relatedly ordinary or commonplace phenomenon are referring specifically to them

Answer 32

IDEAS OF REFERENCE

Question 33

Determine if patients have any fears that cause them to avoid certain situation

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PHOBIAS

Question 34

Spontaneous speech may be noted

Answer 34

LANGUAGE

Question 35

The patient draw interlocking pentagons in order to determine constructional apraxia

Answer 35

VISUOSPATIAL ABILITY

Question 36

Assess a patient's ability to determine similarities

Answer 36

ABSTRACT THOUGHT

Question 37

Based on the information provided by the patient throughout interview estimate the patient's

Answer 37

INTELLIGENCE

Question 38

Assess the patient's understanding of their condition

Answer 38

INSIGHT

Question 39

This determination requires collateral information of an accurate assessment diagnosis and treatment

Answer 39

RELIABILITY