NR 200 Final Exam

• flat affect (blunted affect)

Answer lack of emotional response; no expression of feelings; voice monotonous and face immobile

• depression

Answer sad, gloomy, dejected, symptoms may occur with rainy weather, after a holiday, or with an illness if the situation is temporary, symptoms fade quickly

• Depersonalization

Answer loss of identity, feels estranged, perplexed about own identity and meaning of existence

• elation

Answer joy and optimism, overconfidence, increased motor activity, not neces- sarily pathologic

• Euphoria

Answer excessive well-being; unusually cheerful or elated, which is inappropri- ate considering physical and mental condition; implies a pathologic mood

• Anxiety

Answer worried, uneasy, apprehensive from the anticipation of a danger whose source is unknown

• fear

Answer worried, uneasy, apprehensive; external danger is known and identified

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• Irritability

Answer annoyed, easily provoked, impatient

• rage

Answer furious, loss of control

• ambivalence

Answer the existence of opposing emotions toward an idea, object, per- son

• lability

Answer rapid shift of emotions

• inappropriate effect

Answer affect clearly discordant with content of person's speech

• Intoxication of substance

Answer ingestion of substance produces maladaptive be- havior changes due to effects on the central nervous system

• Abuse of substance

Answer daily use needed to function, inability to stop, impaired social and occupational functioning, recurrent use when its physically hazardous, substance related legal problems

• Dependence of substance

Answer physiologic dependence on substance

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• Tolerance of substance

Answer requires increased amount of substance to produce same effect

• withdrawal of substance

Answer cessation of substance produces syndrome of phys- iologic symptoms

• Low to moderate drinking for men

Answer < or>

• low to moderate drinking for women

Answer < or>

• low to moderate drinking for 65 and older

Answer < or>

• heavy or at risk drinking for men

Answer > or equal to 15 drinks/ week

• heavy or at risk drinking for women

Answer > or equal to 8 drinks/ week

• Alcohol symptoms

Answer -unsteady gait -nystagmus -flushed face

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-relief of anxiety

-difficulty walking -slurred speech -sleepiness -poor judgement -dilated pupils -sedation -impaired memory -irritability -emotional lability

• sedative-hypnotics symptoms

Answer slurred speech unsteady gait talkativeness sedation or coma hypoventilation hypotension sexual aggressiveness impaired judgement emotional lability

• Cocaine/Crack symptoms

Answer Pupillary dilation tachycardia elevated or lowered BP sweating chills nausea vomitting weight loss euphoria talkativeness hypervigilance pacing psychomotor agitation

• Amphetamines(similiar to cocaine)

Answer Pupillary dilation tachycardia elevated or lowered BP sweating chills nausea vomiting weight loss