Ronald, 24, had a psychotic break over a year ago and was diagnosed with Schizophrenia and placed on an antipsychotic medication. Recently, he has developed severe Parkinsonism with muscle rigidity, catatonic appearance, tremors, lead-pipe muscle tone, and festinating gate. The therapist noted, “Ron’s consciousness is altered. He is appears agitated and confused with dazed mutism evident.” The nurse notes that the patient has increased respiration, tachycardia, profuse sweating, increased blood pressure. Tests reveal that Ron’s creatine levels are high and his renal function has decline. Ron is rushed to the ICU for treatment, because he is showing signs of what?  

This test measures the social skills of people from birth to 19 years of age. It is not administered directly to the child, whereas questions are directed to primary caregivers and other people familiar with the child. The test contains four sections:  communication; daily living skills; socialization; and motor skills. It is also used for children with behavioral disorders, and physical handicaps and is called what?

Which of the following diagnoses are correct for Bipolar II Disorder?  

Steven, 25, for over two years has fluctuating mood disturbances that cause him some distress and has interfered in his relationship with his girlfriend and his friends. When he is “up,” Steven is very energetic and has a decreased need for sleep. During this period, he can accomplish much and feels very creative and completes many tasks. These times usually last about two days. After this period of being “up” he complains he has a “down” period. During the down times, Steven feels sluggish and has little energy. He states, “When I go through a down time, I just feel heavy and blah. No, not depressed or hopeless, just really drained, more than anything.” He has never met the criteria for a Manic episode, Hypomanic episode, or Major Depressive episode. Steven is diagnosed with which of the following conditions?

Deinstitutionalization in the United States changed how persons with mental illness were treated. The historical incidents that prompted these actions included which of the following. (Carefully read the answers)

In 1959 at age18, Karl was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia when he was as junior undergraduate engineering major at Auburn University. He was transferred to Bryce Hospital in Tuscaloosa for treatment. He was administered the antipsychotic that was first introduced in psychiatric facilities in 1954. Karl began to take his medication and responded well enough to treatment that he was eventually able to leave the hospital and go back to his home in Opelika, Alabama. The medication he was given was which of the following?  

The client, Mr. Harris, a 26-year-old man, is in the emergency room with his girlfriend who states, “I don’t know what is happening. He has been up for 10 days. Ted painted the garage and the utility room. He started to rewire the living room and has built some shelves for the kitchen. He never slept much but this is ridiculous. He wants to go on one of those reality shows and be the carpenter guy. But Ted is no carpenter or any other kind of “fix it” kind of person. He is an accountant not a handy man! He has all his savings in those carry-alls around his waist. I am scared! What is happening?” The client states, “I am going to be like the guys with their home shows. I’ve got it all written down here. . . Let me read it to you! . . I’ve never been so enthusiastic or full of energy. . . Still can’t sleep, been up for three days, but not tired.” He springs up and paces the room talking obsessively. After a drug screen with no evidence of substances use, you tentatively diagnose of what?  

Casey, 11, has several behaviors that have continued for over three years. Her teacher believes  st these behaviors distract her and her class. The child has been sent to the principal numerous times in the past year for her behaviors. The teacher indicates, “This is a very attention seeking child. She is always trying to get my attention and the attention of the other children in class. She jerks around and twists her head, rolls her shoulders, and squirms in her seat. But she always makes funny sounds and grunts. She rolls her eyes and makes faces at me. At times, she jerks all over and peeps. She is a smart little girl, but she seems to be seeking my attention and everyone else’s.” Casey is diagnosed with what condition?

If you play music in the background as you study, chances are you are only _________ the music. 

Suppose θ is an angle in standard position. Given a point (-20, 48) on the terminal side of θ, give the exact value of the trigonometric function