1What is an ingested material that can cause temporary cognitive, behavioral, or physiological symptoms?
Substances
2Substance Use Disorder can be diagnosed for all substance classes except what
specific substance?
Caffeine
3True/False: Symptoms are NOT dependent on the type of substance being used in Substance Intoxication. All symptoms are the same.
FALSE
4What is the development of behavior due to the sudden cessation of long-term
substance use?
Withdrawal
5What will individuals under the effects of withdrawal experience the urge to do?
Consume the substance to reduce their symptoms
6Substances that reduce or inhibit neural activity are called:
Depressants
7Substances that “speed up” the flow of information between the brain and the body are known as:
Stimulants
8Which of the following is NOT a hallucinogen?
Heroin
9What is the primary effect of hallucinogens on the user?
Altered perception of reality and sensory experiences
10What disorders are primarily comorbid with a 12-month drug use disorder?
MDD, bipolarI, PTSD, and anti social panic disorder
11Which of the following is NOT a primary modality for treating and preventing substance abuse?
Grounding/Earthing
12 Ketamine is a common stimulant
False
13About what percent of the population have reported using illegal drugs in the past month?
16.8%
14What does effetive substance use treatment focus on?
Physical dependence and psychological behavior change
15Substance abuse often arises from the combined influence of genetics,
environmental factors, mental health, and learned behaviors.
True
16What is a key characteristic of Anorexia Nervosa?
Restriction of food intake and fear of gaining weight
17Which disorder involves binge eating without purging?
Binge-Eating Disorder
18 What is a common cause of Binge-Eating Disorder?
Low self-esteem and stress
19Which treatment is often used for eating disorders like Anorexia and Bulimia?
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
20What is a compensatory behavior commonly seen in Bulimia Nervosa?
Purging after eating
21Which group is most commonly affected by Anorexia Nervosa?
Women in high-income countries
22What emotion do people with Binge-Eating Disorder often feel after eating?
Shame or guilt
23What percentage of women are affected by Binge-Eating Disorder?
2.7%
24What is the first step in treating severe Anorexia Nervosa?
Stabilizing and regaining healthy weight
25What disorder has the highest mortality rate of any mental illness?
Anorexia Nervosa
26What percentage of Bulimia Nervosa cases are women?
90%
27True or False: Eating disorders can lead to long-term health problems or even death if untreated.
True
28How often must binge eating occur to diagnose Bulimia Nervosa?
Once a week for three months
29Which of the following is NOT a behavior seen in bulimia?
Balanced eating
30True or False: People with Anorexia Nervosa usually have a normal or above-average body weight.
False
31How long do symptoms have to last for an individual to be diagnosed with Schizophrenia?
6 months
32What age do males typically experience symptoms of schizophrenia?
Late adolescence to early 20s
33What is one cause of Schizophrenia disorder?
Pregnancy and/or birth complications
34What is NOT a treatment for Schizophrenia?
Exposure therapy
35To be diagnosed with Schizophreniform Disorder symptoms must last longer than 6 months.
False
36The most common ages of onset for Schizophreniform Disorder are....?
18-24 for men and 18-35 for women
37What is NOT one of the causes for Schizophreniform disorder?
drinking too many Redbulls
38What is the lifetime prevalence of Schizoaffective disorder?
0.3%
39Which is NOT one of the causes for Schizoaffective Disorder?
In Laws
40What are the two psychotic symptoms that distinct Schizoaffective from Schizophrenia?
Either A or B
41What is one type of medication prescribed to a Schizoaffective patient?
Paliperidone
42What is the main symptom of delusional disorder?
Delusions
43How long must a delusion last for a diagnosis?
One month
44People with delusional disorder usually can:
Function normally in daily life
45Which treatment can help with delusional disorder?
Antipsychotic medication