A psychologist conducts the DAY-C-2 with a 3-year-old child; results indicated significant delays in the areas of cognition, communication, and social-emotional development. During a caregiver interview, the child’s parents stated that their son does not have consistent functional communication, does not play with other children, and often times fails to respond to his name and occasionally will flap his hands when he gets excited. Based on this information, what is the best next step in your assessment process?

When administering any rating scale for potential diagnosis of depression, what MUST you do before ending the session or sending the client home? 

The adaptive measures we discussed in class are based on ___________. 

What is the typical dose for a Hodgkin’s patient that is receiving radiation therapy?

Non-Hodgkin lymphoma differs from Hodgkin lymphoma in which of the following ways?

The most common subtype of classical Hodgkin’s is:

Bone marrow biopsies are always performed on patients with Hodgkin lymphoma.  

A Hodgkin’s patient requires abdominal irradiation, where should the caudal (inferior) border of the paraaortic field be placed?

Hodgkin lymphoma occurs most frequently in which of the following age groups?

What are the common presenting symptoms of acute lymphocytic leukemia?