Diagnostic Assessment

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_______________is the recurring or persistent incongruity with reality as it relates to their surroundings, experiencing things as illusory, dreamlike, unresponsive, or other distortion.

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Derealization

Hint 1

An individual who experiences recurring or persistent detachment from their surroundings, experiencing people or objects as though in a dream, walking through fog, in another dimension, as those the people or objects are lifeless or other distortions, while having intact reality testing is experiencing

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unable to recall or acknowledge the experience around her or what had just occurred.

Back 2

Dissociative Amnesia

Front 3

Antisocial behavior can be easily predicted as an outcome, such as arrest or delinquency, from which variable?

Back 3

Divorce

Hint 3

Divorce is a high predictor of child antisocial behavior and can lead to an antisocial lifestyle if co-parenting isn't in the best interest of the child.

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________ is characteristic of isolation from others, restricted affect when involved in interpersonal venues, and not taking pleasure in people or the outside world. In Avoidant Personality Disorder, the isolating behavior is related to fear of the relationships, not disinterest.

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Schizoid Personality Disorder

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__________ which involves interpersonal deficits and discomforts accompanied by perceptual distortions, odd speech, unusual perceptual experiences or body illusions, and eccentric behavior. In Paranoid Personality Disorder, the focus is the motives of others and pervasive distrust.

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Schizotypal Personality Disorder

Hint 5

Jane always wears loud, flamboyant clothing, contrary to her personality, which seeks to downplay interactions with everyone except her sister closest to her in age. Jane is guarded and fearful people are out to get her. When she hears sad stories, she bursts out in laughter. During gatherings in which she must be present, Jane's anxiety increases throughout the interactions, fueled by increasing paranoia that people are plotting against her. Jane shrinks inside of herself until she cannot feel her body. When asked where she is when appearing to be "gone" from a conversation, she replies, "I can take a road trip if I want to. Where do you go?" Jane's presentation is most consistent with

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Acute stress disorder

DIANA

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D- dissociative symptoms

I-intrusion symptoms

A-arousal symptoms

N-negative mood

A-avoidance symptoms

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Cannabis use disorder differentials

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Generalized anxiety

Cannabis – induced anxiety disorder

Bipolar I or II disorder

Persistent depressive disorder Dash dysthymia

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Termination phase is for cannabis use disorder

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Make appointment with physician

Narcotics anonymous

Case management

Engage in community activities

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Assessment for Bipolar 1- Goldberg Mania Questionnaire

Back 9

This questionnaire is used to help determine if an individual needs to see a mental health professional for diagnosis and treatment of mania or manic-depression or bipolar disorder.

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California Psychological Inventory - CPI

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This assessment is used to investigate interpersonal and social interactions. Xavier's symptoms are more severe and warrant a more specialized assessment that targets more information regarding his symptoms. The California Psychological Inventory assesses social communication and interpersonal behavior. Specifically, predicting an individual’s reaction, what he or she will say or do, under conditions is part of the purpose of the CPI. Also, the CPI shows how others will view and assess this individual.

Hint 10

Used for personality disorders

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Sneaky Anxiety Assessment tools

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1. Level one cross cutting symptoms measure

2. Level two cross cutting symptoms measure

3. MMPI – 2

4. Millon Clinical multi axle inventory

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Adjustment disorder assessments

Back 12

1. The structured clinical interview

2. Clinical assessment in neuropsychiatric (SCAN)

3. Impact thermometer

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ADHD assessments

Back 13

Back (Definition)

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Autism assessment - non obvious

Back 14

Adolescent Behavior Checklist (ABC)

Behavioral Observation System (BOS)

Behavioral Summarized Evaluation

Early Childhood Inventory-4

Evaluating Acquired Skills in Communication

Infant Behavioral Summarized Evaluation

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Bipolar Disorder-non obvious

Back 15

- mania and mood assessments

Barratt Impulsiveness Scale

Counselor Rating Form

Friedman Well Being Scale

Schedule for Affective Disorders and Schizophrenia (SADS)

General Behavior Inventory (GBI)

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Somatic Symptom Disorder assessments

Back 16

Prime-MD

Brief Outpatient Psychopathology Scale

Derogatis Psychiatric Rating Scale

History and Severity of Traumatic Events and Twelve Theme Assessment of Post Traumatic Symptoms

Manifest Anxiety Scale

Midtown Community Mental Health Study

Post Traumatic Personality Profile (P3)

Recent Life Changes Questionnaire

SCL-90 Analogue

Symptom Assessment 45 Questionnaire (SA-45)

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Borderline Personality Disorder- non obvious

Back 17

Emotional Problems Scales

Millon Adolescent Clinical Inventory (MACI)

- has personality in title or borderline

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Bulimia Nervosa- not obvious assessment

Back 18

Psychiatric Diagnostic Interview (PDI-R)

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Conduct Disorder=not obv.assessments

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Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory, Adolescent Form

Children's Manifest Anxiety Scale

Dyadic Parent-Child Interaction Coding System

Family Intake Form

Teacher Report Form

Projective Instruments

Child Apperception Test

Depressive Personality Disorder Inventory

Early Childhood Inventory-4

Emotional or Behavior Disorder Scale, School and Home Version

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Depersonalization/Derealization Disorder-notobvass.

Back 20

Pitt Questionnaire

Maslach Burnout Inventory

Front 21

Non obv. Ass. For Generalized Anxiety Disorder

Back 21

Child Assessment Schedule

Child Depression Inventory

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Non obv. Ass. For Major Depressive Disorder

Back 22

Comprehensive Psychopathological Rating Scale, Self-Rating Scale for Affective Syndromes

Early Childhood Inventory-4

Kiddie Schedule for Affective Disorder and Schizophrenia

Longitudinal Internal Follow-Up

Referral Decision Scale

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Major or Mild Neurocognitive Disorder assessments

Back 23

The Clock Drawing Task

Bender Visual-Motor Gestalt Test

Blessed-Roth Dementia Scale

Cornell Scale for Depression in Dementia

Halstead-Reitan Test Battery

Luria-Nebraska Neuropsychological Battery

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Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder- non obv ass.

Back 24

Derogatis Psychiatric Rating Scale

Early Childhood Inventory-4

SCL-90 Analogue

Symptom Assessment-45 Questionnaire (SA-45)

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Posttraumatic Stress Disorder- non obv, ass.

Back 25

Composite International Diagnostic Interview

Impact of Events Scale

Peritraumatic Dissociation Experience Questionnaire-Rater Version

Problem Checklist

Violence Attitudes Scales (VAS)