Module 2 Study Guide

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What percentage of mental health disorders begin by age 14? A. 25% B. 75% C. 50% D. 90%
C. 50%

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What percentage of mental health disorders begin by age 14? A. 25% B. 75% C. 50% D. 90%
C. 50%
Which factor refers to the environment influencing gene expression? A. Genetic determinism B. Comorbidity C. Neuroplasticity D. Epigenetics
D. Epigenetics
From 1998 to 2012, which mental health service increased the most? A. Hospitalization B. Therapy C. Medication D. Community programs
C. Medication
The prefrontal cortex is fully developed around what age? A.26 B. 21 C. 18 D. 30
A.26
Which group is MOST likely to experience the onset of bipolar disorder and schizophrenia? A. Children B. Emerging adults C. Adolescents D. Older adults
B. Emerging adults
The Rosenhan study demonstrated problems with: A. Treatment effectiveness B. Reliability of diagnosis C. Medication safety D. Insurance coverage
B. Reliability of diagnosis
What is comorbidity? A. Incorrect diagnosis B. Severity of one disorder C. Multiple disorders occurring together D. Genetic cause of illness
C. Multiple disorders occurring together
Which manual is published by the American Psychiatric Association? A. ICD B. NIH Manual C. WHO Guide D. DSM
D. DSM
A key change in DSM-5 is: A. Elimination of all categories B. Shift to dimensional (spectrum) diagnoses C. Removal of substance disorders D. Focus only on biology
B. Shift to dimensional (spectrum) diagnoses
What is a major criticism of DSM-5? A. Ties to the pharmaceutical industry B. Lack of categories C. Too easy to use D. No insurance use
A. Ties to the pharmaceutical industry
What is the main purpose of diagnosis? A. Label clients permanently B. Guide treatment and communication C. Replace therapy D. Predict exact outcomes
B. Guide treatment and communication
Which professional prescribes by most psychiatric medications? A. Primary care doctors B. Social workers C. Psychiatrists D. Psychologists
A. Primary care doctors
SSRIs are primarily used to treat: A. Psychosis B. Dementia C. ADHD D. Anxiety and depression
D. Anxiety and depression
A common side effect of second-generation antipsychotics is: A. Hair loss B. Weight gain C. Blindness D. Insomnia only
B. Weight gain
Which medication type is used for bipolar disorder? A. Mood stabilizers B. Antipsychotics C. SSRIs D. Antibiotics
A. Mood stabilizers
Which is a concern with children and psychotropic medication? A. Underdiagnosis B. Lack of effectiveness C. Overprescribing D. No side effects
C. Overprescribing
Which is NOT part of helping clients with medication? A. Tracking side effects B. Collaborating with doctors C. Ignoring client input D. Monitoring response over time
C. Ignoring client input
What does prevalence refer to? A. Total existing cases B. New cases only C. Severity of illness D. Treatment success
A. Total existing cases
Which population has higher life satisfaction statistically? A. Adolescents B. Emerging adults C. Children D. Older adults
D. Older adults
Involuntary hospitalization of children is more likely to occur: A. During school hours B. After hours C. Only weekends D. Only mornings
B. After hours
Diagnosis is always accurate and reliable. True or False?
False
Mental health is influenced by biological, psychological, and social factors. True or False?
True
Substance use disorders are now viewed as a spectrum of severity. True or False?
True
Social workers can prescribe medication. True or False?
False
Older adults are less sensitive to medications. True or False?
False
Name two problems with diagnosis:
Stigma and lack of validity
Name two responsibilities of social workers regarding medication:
Collaborate with doctors and track medications