What is the most common cause of syncope in young adults?

Neurocognitive Disorder 2 Question 3  Some of the symptoms associated with various with neurocognitive disorders are listed below. Indicate all of the symptoms that are clearly present in Alice’s case. 

Neurocognitive Disorder 1 Question 3 Some of the symptoms associated with various neurocognitive disorders are listed below. Indicate all the of symptoms that are clearly present in Alex’s case. 

Anxiety Related Question 4:  According to the full diagnostic criteria listed by the DSM-5 for anxiety disorder (not just the symptoms identified in number three), Mike appears to meet the criteria for a diagnosis of __________________________. Explain why.

Psychotic Disorder 1 Question 1 Its not unusual for the behavior of someone like Alan to have profound effects on others. At one point in the assessment, Alan’s supervisor is quoted as saying, “I don’t want Alan to think that his ‘gift’ is an acceptable solution for his training.” What do you think demonstrates the supervisor’s apprehension? 

Mood Related Question 4:  Based on the full diagnostic criteria listed by the DSM-5 for mood disorders (not just the symptoms listed in the previous table), Jacob appears to meet the criteria for a diagnosis of ________________. Explain your answer. 

Personality Disorder 2 Question 1 Personality disorders are viewed as global disorders, in that they often affect a patient’s behaviors, thoughts, and emotions. Emmie, in particular, has a history of highly maladaptive behaviors. Describe how her condition affects her behavior. 

For Meniere’s disease, the best non-pharmacological intervention is:

Neurodevelopmental Disorder 2 Question 3   Some of the symptoms associated with various developmental disorders are listed below. Indicated all symptoms clearly present in Julia’s case. 

Which of the following is a key characteristic finding in Bell’s palsy?