A 75-year-old man is hospitalized for cellulitis in his leg. Psychiatry is consulted because the man’s daughter is worried that her father seems “a little off.” On examination, the patient is well-appearing, alert, and attentive, with a euthymic reactive affect. He denies any complaints aside from leg pain. Although he is oriented to person, place, and month and year, he is unable to remember the exact date. He is able to recall only two out of three words on a short-term memory test. The patient’s daughter notes that although her father lives independently, he has “slowed down a little” over the past few months and takes “a long time” to balance his checkbook, which surprises her because he worked as an accountant until a year ago. What is the most likely diagnosis?

Which of the following disease is part of the differential diagnosis for conversion disorder? 

The most frequent presenting complaint of parents about their child with autism spectrum disorder is

Factitious disorder

Which of the following cognitive changes can be associated with normal aging?

Which of the following is not a recommended treatment strategy for a patient with somatic symptom disorder? 

Which of the following is true regarding conduct disorder?

Which of the following statements does not apply to the treatment of gender dysphoria?

All of the following are positive symptoms commonly seen in schizophrenia except: 

Normal changes associated with aging which can have an impact on medication administration include all of the following except: