Abnormal Psychology Exam 3

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1. ... ... 11. Dr. Peter's Story Time on Pot smoking roommate tries
Shrooms shrooms. He's sitting on the
2. Apply Action, Action - blocking histamines(specific type of
couch playing circle of fire w/
Primary Effect, histamines)
his cat.
& SecondaryPrimary - for allergies
12. The Good Doctor is a great ...
Effect to the Secondary - Drowsiness drug
Benadryl. portrayal of social
communication disorder &
3. Can yes
autism.
dependence
13. hallucinogen ...
be both
physical & 14. How are drugs classified, Effect - the outward
psychological? action or effect? appearance
4. Can you have yes, they can use it without being a 15. How does mental health a role in treatment
abuse without compulsion play a role if mental health
dependence? doesn't diagnose this
5. depressants ... disorder?
6. 16. How does one feel who has eat more even when full
Diagnosed for may go unnoticed
Autism is more BED? they feel disgusted & can't
prevalent in stop themselves
males (4x). 17. How does one treat treat it w/ L Dopa -
Why isn't Parkinson's?
prevalent w/ 18. How does the body from the start of when you
females?
prepare for the substance, wake up, your body
7. Does ADHD yes by 5% in an example of caffeine? decreases in prepare for the
have a high caffeine
prevalence 19. How is the severity of measured by IQ scores
rate?
intellectual disability have to less than 70
8. Dr. Peter'sHe lived in brookland, AR. He had a measured?
Story Timeneighbor who people visited who smoke. One lady 20. If people found a cure to you find the cure to save a
would smoke w/ her baby. Neighbors Alzheimer's what does this brain
comes to ask for foil. Next thing you know mean?
they disappeared. Probs a meth lab. 21. If you don't have one or the chronic motor or vocal tic
9. Dr. PetersPeters lived in the quads w/ a roommate other, what disorder do you
Story Timewho had PTSD & drinks alot. New roommate came have?
in named Dwayne Wages who was super 22. Is BED common more in females
athletic. Dwayne started taking ecstasy &
males or females?
had ecstasy parties. Dwayne needed money
23. Is classical conditioning yes
& so he sold ecstasy. Got in trouble &
disappeared. location sensitive?
24. Is it common in elderly? yes, very
10. Dr. Peter'sObserved an AA & NA program. One guy
Story Timewas there for narcotics & was sober for 1 day. He What is the percent? 80%
was in jail but didn't stop him from getting 25. Is methadone generic? No. They are super expensive
drugs. He got out & visited his daughter but & only found in exclusive
he got high & crashed his car which killed clinics.
his daughter. Bc of this, he is preventing him 26. Is obesity a mental No, not considered in DSM
from getting high to allow this to happen to
disorder?
his other 2 daughter. In the program, they
27. Is there treatment for nope
showed much support for him.
Intellectual Disability?
28. Is tics common? yes but very mild (like an eye
twitch when stressed)
29. Is Tourette's more common in female male 47. What are examples of- Mild: 6th grade, Forrest gump
or male? the different levels of - Moderate: 2nd grade
30. Is weed psychologically or psychologically severity? - Severe: can only do simple
physiologically addictive? tasks(eat & get dressed)
- Profound: no test to get down
31. narcotics ...
this low, need of aid
32. People who smoke causes them to Nicotine is 48. What are factors to very rare
relax but nicotine causes muscles to stimulant that
Rumination? happens to severely mentally
clench. Why is that? helps you to focus.
disabled
33. The prevalence rate is 5 to 10% of 70- shows the gradual no medical cause
79 years old to 25+% of 80+ years old dying process of
49. What are hallucinogens? make you hallucinate
that have Alzheimer's. Why is there the brain, brain
such a drop? cells are dying 50. What are lines on thenursing homes will have walls so
34. wall? elderly people know where they
section 9: feeding & eating disorder ...
are going
35. Section 10: substance related & ... 51. What are medications naltrexone & methadone
addictive disorders
for opiates?
36. section 11: neurodevelopment ... 52. What are narcotics? AYYY PABLO ESCOBAR
disorders
painkillers
37. Section 12 - Neurocognitive Disorders ... remove pain, relax you
38. so next few disorders can apply to ... 53. What are opioid these sites are focused on pain &
any of the substances that were just receptor sites focus on? pleasure
listed 54. What are personality doesn't like change
39. stimulants ... aspects of one who has OCD on crack
40. There has been a decrease in Celebrities are autism? repetitive patterns
anorexia. Why? spreading 55. What are risks w/ NCD loss of memory
awareness on patients?
body weight.
56. What are significantits not normal especially if you're
41. What are 3 factors to Pica? not an infant
specific important 57. What are stimulants? uppers
causes?
give you energy, make you happy,
Alzheimer's
make you more awake
Traumatic Brain
58. What are the problem very potent
Injury Parkinson's
disease with barbies? elvis and Marilyn may overdosed
on barbiturates
42. What are antecedents? what led to the takes 3 to kill you
substance abuse
59. What are the stages of - pre- contemplation
43. What are barbiturates? popular 60s drug
change?(5) - contemplation
calms you down if
- preparation
you have anxiety
- action
44. What are common treatments for diaries & memory - maintenance
NCD patients? improvement tasks 60. What are the two types Restrictive Type
45. What are depressants? downers of Anorexia? Binge-eating/purging Type
decrease energy,
61. What are treatments for behavior modification/
less happy, more
stimulants
tired
ADHD? - dr. Peters drinking energy drinks
46. What are evidence of Traumatic Brain - loss of 62. What are treatments for not any treatments
Injury? (TBI) (4) consciousness Tourettes?
- post traumatic
63. What are treatments for wandering gardens
amnesia
- disorientation & wandering? lines on walls
confusion
- neurological
signs
64. What are treatments or therapy to group therapy 80. What does flexeril do & who - usually given after an
anorexia? may need usually takes it? injury, helps muscles
hospitalization spasms & tightness
untreated could lead - athletes
to death
81. What does Inattention mean? boredom
65. What are treatments & therapy for SSRIs can't pay attention to
BED? cognitive behavioral details & sustained tasks
therapy - change 82. what does it mean to be a lot of movements, get
attitudes toward food
hyperactivity/impulsivity? distracted & do the thing
66. What are your common risk factors Down's syndrome, that distracted them
for Intellectual Disabilities? Prenatal problems, 83. What does it mean to be all based on ques
labor & postnatal
location sensitive?
problems
84. What does it mean to expressive is how you
67. What causes a tic? excess
expressive & receptive? produce the sound
dopamine(cocaine,
receptive is your
ADHD drugs(Ritalin))
understanding
68. What causes them to throw up? eat too fast or 85. What does it mean to go take you off of the
physical reaction
through a detox treatment? substance slowly so you
69. What causes tics to worsen? anxiety don't go into shock
70. What causes wandering? inattention 86. What does it mean to have can't detect movement
71. What consist in a simple motor tic? short duration of difficulty in optical flow? when you move
movements - blinking, more objects in the
shoulder shrugging environment become
72.
disoriented
What did aspergers change their level 1 spectrum of
87. What does Lysergic Acid Dr. Peters doesn't know lol
name? autism
73.
Diethyl-amide (LSD), PCP, &
What disease is a genetic mutation Genetic Mutation
Special K do to the body?
& what is a gradual progression? (heritability) -
88. What does methamphetamines rush of energy to the
parkinson's
Gradual Progression - do the body? extreme, stronger than
Alzheimer's cocaine
74. 89. What does nicotine do to the causes muscles to clench
What do autistic people not social relationships
understand? body?
75. 90. What does the 2 drugs I There are 2 drugs block
What does adenosine do? Caffeine helps your nervous
blocks it system shut down to cannot pronounce or spell you from being happy but
go to sleep that Dr. Peters talked about it blocks your desire to eat.
for BED?
76. What does alcohol
91. What does the weed do to delusional, very paranoid
do to the body?
someone? Is it physically or strong psychological
makes us want to do
psychological addition? addiction
nothing, reaction
92. What does tolerance mean in you need more & more to
speeds to be slower
77.
terms of substances? feel the effects (in such
What does amphetamines do to the causes one to focus
cases as alcohol)
body? ADDERALL, BENZEDRINE, ADD people take this
93. What does treatment depend depends on the cause
DEXEDRINE the college drug!!!!
78. on for delirium?
What does cocaine(powder), rush of energy
94. What does withdrawal mean in the negative effects when
crack(rock) do to the body?
terms of substances? you stop using a substance
79. What does ecstasy do
you became dependent on
to the body? floods
the brain w/ 95. What do muscle relaxants do? relaxes
dopamine, serotonin, muscles sorta fits w/ depressants
& norepinephrine
causes you to feel
great
96. What do therapist do to help learn to talk slow 112. What is a
treat Childhood-Onset Fluency major cause of
Disorder? Parkinson's?
97. What do they make you do in a force your mind to be
memory improvement tasks? active
98. What do you usually associate Tic tourette's
disorders?
99. What drive female to be self our culture
conscious about body weight?
100. What drug has the worst/deadly alcohol cause by death of dopamine creating
withdraw effects out of all the cell in substantia negra
substances?
113. What is a mustIt must be a direct consequence of
101. What happens if your body It will consume organs. for major & minor medical condition
doesn't have food to consume to neurocognitive?
get nutrients? 114. What is an saying numbers backward
102. What happens in action? people take notice in assessment digit symbol substitution test
the change & support example for
complex
103. What happens in
attention?
contemplation? they
115. What is an - picture naming task
know they have a
problem but not take assessment for - name objects that start w/ a letter
action language? - definitions of word
104. What happens in maintenance? - stop usage & prevent 116. What is a newnot have to be a single instance, can be
a relapse discovery for repeated
- have to avoid ques TBI?
105. What happens in pre not acknowledging 117. What is
contemplation? they have a problem an example of
106. What happens in preparation? they are ready to make a repeated
a change a follow mild TBI?
through w/ it
the turning point, the
trigger
107. What happens when you first it is very strong
take a substance?
FOOTBALL SPORTS
108. What is a common over the laxatives (lol
118. What is an gambling disorder
counter drugs bulimia nervosa Fayetteville girls love
example of non
take? taking this smh)
substance
109. What is a common screening test MChat related disorder?
for Autism?
119. What is Anorexia intense fear of gaining weight so in
110. What is a complex vocal tic? more verbal Nervosa?results leads to low body weight
111. What is a good example for Doug from Up
120. What is a behavioral modification
inattention - distractibility by
treatment for
external events?
rumination?
121. What is attention persistant pattern of inattention,
deficit/ hyperactivity, impulsivity
hyperactivity
disorder(ADHD)?
122. What is Autismtrouble in social communication & 140. What is dyspraxia? trouble w/ hand eye
Spectrum social interaction coordination
Disorder? There 141. What is Echolalia? repeating the last sound
are 2 aspects/ heard
123. What is aversiongive them something to dissociate w/ 142. What is echopraxia? copying another one's
therapy? the thing they life movement
124. What is - popular recreational drug
143. What is executive function? frontal lobes
benzodiazepines - not as potent as barbies
planning, decision making
(Xanax)? - for anxiety
144. What is executive function can't do complex projects
- very recreational
at a major level?
125. What is binge eating a lot in a short amount of time
145. What is executive function difficult in multitasking
eating episode?
at the minor level?
126. What is bulimiarecurrent episodes of binge eating 146. What is heroin? an illegal narcotic that is
nervosa?followed by compensatory behaviors simpler terms
injected
= eat then throw up
147. What is included in 12 step facilitation
127. What is Celebrate "Hurts, Habits, & Hangups"
AA(alcohol) & NA
Recovery all Biblical principles based to help those
programs(narcotics)?
about? the guest to recover from disorders & substance
148. What is intellectual deficit in cognitive aspect
in Dr. Peter's abuse
class... disability? failure to meed the socio-
cultural standards
128. What is Childhood disturbances in normal fluency &
149. What is Intoxication a short term disorder w/
Onset Fluency pattern of speech
Disorder? dysfunctional effects when
Disorder?
using a substance
stuttering at a young age
150. What is it a DIRECT cause a physiological cause such as
129. What is cognitive focus on changing the thoughts,
of? illness or drugs
behavior therapy? feelings, & behaviors that led to the
substance abuse, change the 151. What is language
consequences, developing alternative disorder? trouble w/ vocal
behaviors & making sentences
130. What is deficits in language, speech, or 152. What is learning & immediate or long term
communication communication memory? memory
disorders? 153. What is learning & memory repeat same conversation
131. What is complexdivided attention, selective(tuning out), at a major level? need a lot of reminders
attention?processing speed(how fast can you process 154. What is learning & memory trouble in recalling events
things) at a minor level? hard to keep track of movies
132. What is complexlonger movements that mistake for or books
Motor tic? being on purpose 155. What is old ADD drugs
133. What is coprolalia? repeating socially unacceptable methylphenidate(Ritalin) &
words what does it do to the
body?
134. What is a sexual obscene gesture (middle
156. What is monosyllabic whole stuttering especially when
copropraxia? finger)
word repetitions? stressed
135. What is delirium?short period of disturbance in attention
157. What is neurocognitive aging disorders
& awareness
disorders originally called?
136. What is trouble w/ math
158. What is our primary caffeine
dyscalculia?
137.
stimulant?
What is trouble w/ writing
159. What is Palilalia? repeating one's own sound or
dysgraphia?
word
138. What is dyslexia?trouble w/ reading & spelling
160. What is Pica? persistent eating of non food
139. What is trouble w/ understanding languages substances
dysphasia/aphasia?
161. What is required requiring support 179. What is the low body weight
for level 1?autism defining
162. What is repeated regurgitation of food characteristic of
Rumination anorexia?
Disorder? 180. What is the
163. What is savanthave some island of genius, stronger in defining
syndrome?some areas, weaker in others characteristics of
Parkinson's?
164. What is severe forget close family & friends name
major level in
language?
165. What is significant inflexible w/ their behaviors,
noticeable
of Level 2 w/ a stranger
motor tremors
Autism?
181. What is the gradual insidious onset
166. What is significant dislike social interaction, hates
defining feature
change of level 3 autism? find them in the corner
in Alzheimer's?
167. What is significant popular 90s drug for anybody w/ ADD 182. What is the visual perceptions
of Ritalin? definition of
168. What is significant the production of perceptual
sound of speech? motor?
183. What is the primary effect - why you are taking the
169. What is simpleproblems in diaphragm & throat
vocal tic? muscles definition of drug
primary effect & secondary effect - side effects
170. What is socialtrouble w/ social communications
secondary
communication(greeting, sharing information)
effect?
disorder?- can produce sentences & words find but not the
184. What is the recognition of emotions, theory of mind
social aspect
definition of
171. What is socialthe inability to recognize facial
social cognition?
emotional expression & reciprocate it
185. What is the persistent disturbance of eating
reciprocity?
definition of the behavior
172. What is specific learning disabilities
feeding & eating
learning disorder?
disorders?
173. What is speechtrouble w/ production of speech 186. What is the Action - the biological part of taking the
sound disorder?understand language perfectly fine you
difference substance(neurologically in the body)
cannot understand them between action &
174. What is Substance a patterned abuse that leads to effect of Effect - outward appearance of the
harmful Abuse Disorder? effect psychoactive action
substances?
175. What is Substance persistent & compulse effect the need
187. What is the if you do one drug, you end up doing it
Dependence to use the substance
Abuse? gateway all
hypothesis?
176. What is the binge recurrent episodes of binge
188. What is the they take the same amount in a different
eating eating disorder?
177.
leading cause to location bc tolerance is gone
What is the heritable can result from trauma
accidentally
common cause
overdose?
for stuttering?
178. What is the the idea of individuals having certain 189. What is the major using terms like "that thing" or "do you
common liabilities behaviors that predispose them to level at know what I mean"
language?
model? addiction

it is not based on a substance but just

the fact that they're predispose to
addictive behaviors
190. What is the major level at social behavior out of social 204. What is your
cognition? range (old man who primary
wants to sky dive) hallucinogen?
make decisions without
safety
191. What is the major level in greater difficulty in
complex attention? environments w/
multiple stimuli
192. What is the major level of at can't remember family
perceptual motor? activities or
environments
confused by dusk &
shadows*
193. What is the minor level at use general terms for
language? specific terms marijuana!!!
can't remember names WEED
420 blaze it
194. What is the minor level at rely on GPS
205. What kind of personality Perfectionist
perceptual motor? gets lost easily
can't remember where as well as other anxiety to reach perfection
they park disorders come up w/
anorexic people?
195. What is the minor level at social changes in behavior,
206. What kind of therapies group & cognitive distortion
cognition? personality, attitude
are for Bulimia Nervosa? therapy
196. What is the minor level in tasks take longer
207. What's the problem w/ - deplete vitamin c
complex attention? find errors in daily task
(clothes on wrong, ecstasy? - hydrate them completely
losing things) causing them to have a stroke
- cause the receptors to burn
197. What is the "nervosa" part of the the mental mindset of
out bc of overwhelming factors
word mean? What does this that fear
208. What therapy is needed constant supervision
mean for the medical term? This term makes it a
distinct mental for Pica? behavioral modification
disorder. 209. What two main disorders delirium & major & minor
198. What is the preliminary mini mental state exam follows under this neurocognitive disorders
assessment for major & minor section?
neurocognitive? 210. What two things do you motor AND one or more vocal
199. What is the primary depressants? alcohol aka ethanol need both to be tics at the same time
considered Tourette
200. What is tic? sudden rapid non disorder?
rhythmic motor or
211. What was the original dementia
vocalization
name for major & minor
201. What is wandering? forgets where they are neurocognitive disorder?
202. What is wrong about it measures by weight 212. What was the previous mental retardation
benzodiazepine to be taken as a so a bar of Xanax name for intellectual
recreational? varies disability?
203. What is wrong w/ the gateway there is no correlation 213. What were the bad side trouble in growth & baldness
hypothesis? in starting w/ a weak effects of Ritalin? aka Dr. Peters himself
drug to a strong drug
214. When do during the developmental
neurodevelopment period, they were born w/ it
disorder occur?
215. When do you see this to when they are dropped off in
record? that state still
216. When someone w/ autism put their hand over their ears what does you need to stop they're about to hit their breaking point
this mean?
217. When will one know they have a learning disability? when they hit a wall that matches up w/ their IQ
218. Where is morphine, hydrocodone used in? & why? used in hospitals after surgery to relieve of pains
219. Where is opiates based from? China
220. Who diagnose this? neurologist or neurosurgeon
221. Why do people drink to have a good time if it slows us down? turns off your executive function
222. Why is Bulimia Nervosa more prevalent in females nowadays? seeing the results now from purging
223. Why is it twice as like to be diagnosed in males? it is more noticeable to see the hyperactivity side
224. Why is there a increase in males for anorexia? 2 pods of populations homosexuals
particularly athletes - boxing, gymnasts, swimmers
225. Why is there an increase in diagnosing autism? becoming better at noticing the signs & symptoms of
autism
226. Why must group therapy must be monitored? they can trick people during the session
227. You must exhibit FOUR or more of the criteria. What are they? (9) - need to gamble to achieve excitement
- restless or irritable when to cut down of stop gambling
- has repeated unsuccessful attempt to stop gambling
- preoccupied w/ gambling
- gambles when feeling distressed
- even when losing money, gamble more to get it back
- lie about it
- lost relationship bc of gambling
- rely on others to provide money bc money is gone from
gambling