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WorksheetsOCD and Other Related Disorders
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 22mins
What disorder is this?
Patients are bothered by repeated thoughts or behaviors appear senseless, even to them. Thoughts are intrusive and the corresponding behaviors minimize the anxiety of the thought.
(a)
Impairment is present, obsession is connected with (a) ?
Is this an obsession or compulsion:
Acts (either physical or mental) performed repeatedly in a way that the person may realize is neither appropriate or useful. Aim is to neutralize thinking. Repetitive & persistent actions inappropriate to the situation.
obsession
compulsion
Is this an obsession or compulsion:
Recurring thoughts, beliefs, or ideas that dominate a person’s mental content
obsession
compulsion
Is this an obsession or compulsion:
Do not produce valuable outcomes. Often result in undesirable Behavior that consequences. results in perseveration (Ex. Dipsomania or Alcohol, Kleptomania or stealing, Nymphomania sex in women, Satyriasis sex in men.)
obsession
compulsion
Which ocd specifier is this?
The individual recognizes that obsessive-compulsive disorder beliefs are definitely or probably not true or that they may or may not be true.
tic related
with good or fair insight
with poor insight
with absent insight or delusional beliefs
Which ocd specifier is this?
The individual thinks obsessive-compulsive disorder beliefs are probably true.
tic related
with good or fair insight
with poor insight
with absent insight or delusional beliefs
Which ocd specifier is this?
The individual is completely convinced that obsessive-compulsive disorder beliefs are true
tic related
with good or fair insight
with poor insight
with absent insight or delusional beliefs
Which ocd specifier is this?
The individual has a current or past history of a tic disorder.
tic related
with good or fair insight
with poor insight
with absent insight or delusional beliefs
Which ocd specifier is this?
A 35-year-old patient, Sarah, spends three hours a day meticulously checking that her doors and windows are locked. She admits, "I know, logically, that the likelihood of someone breaking in after I've checked ten times is basically zero, and my checking is excessive and irrational. I wish I could stop, but the anxiety is too high if I don't." Which insight specifier best applies to Sarah's presentation?
tic related
with good or fair insight
with poor insight
with absent insight or delusional beliefs
Which ocd specifier is this?
Mark, a 22-year-old college student, has a contamination fear centered on germs on public surfaces. He washes his hands until they bleed multiple times daily. When questioned about this, he states, "I probably have to wash this much. I understand most people don't, but I think the probability that I'd get a serious, life-threatening infection if I didn't wash is pretty high—maybe around $50\%$." Which insight specifier best describes Mark's condition?
tic related
with good or fair insight
with poor insight
with absent insight or delusional beliefs
Which ocd specifier is this?
A 35-year-old patient, Sarah, spends three hours a day meticulously checking that her doors and windows are locked. She admits, "I know, logically, that the likelihood of someone breaking in after I've checked ten times is basically zero, and my checking is excessive and irrational. I wish I could stop, but the anxiety is too high if I don't." Which insight specifier best applies to Sarah's presentation?
tic related
with good or fair insight
with poor insight
with absent insight or delusional beliefs
Which ocd specifier is this?
Mr. Peterson is an 80-year-old man who spends all day rearranging his collection of antique coins. He asserts, "I am absolutely certain and $100\%$ positive that if these coins are not in this exact, precise order, the sun will not rise tomorrow morning. There is no doubt about this; it is a fundamental law of the universe." Which insight specifier should be used for Mr. Peterson?
tic related
with good or fair insight
with poor insight
with absent insight or delusional beliefs
Which ocd specifier is this?
A therapist is evaluating a 15-year-old patient who has been diagnosed with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. Over the past year, the patient has also been exhibiting frequent, sudden, rapid, and repetitive movements, including eye-blinking and shoulder-shrugging, which are often accompanied by involuntary throat-clearing sounds. What additional specifier would be necessary for this patient's OCD diagnosis?
tic related
with good or fair insight
with poor insight
with absent insight or delusional beliefs
Abnormal levels of what are a cause of ocd?
(a)
For ocd, serotonin levels are:
high
low
Which brain structure is a factor for ocd. It deals with impulses like excretion, sexuality, and violence?
temporal lobe
amygdala
orbitofrontal cortex
dorsilateral cortex
Which is too active when one has ocd
orsobital nuclei
colocoli nuclei
caudate nuclei
Which factor is being described:
isolation, undoing, reaction formation is being done
psychodynamic
behavioral
cognitive
Which factor is being described:
compulsion seen as reinforcement
psychodynamic
behavioral
cognitive
Which factor is being described:
compulsion seen as reinforcement
psychodynamic
behavioral
cognitive
Which factor is being described:
faulty thinking and beliefs such as that of obsessive and intrusive thoughts---rigid and moralistic thinking. They judge their negative thoughts as more unacceptable than most poeple thus become more guilty and anxious
psychodynamic
behavioral
cognitive
Choose the environmental and social factors related to ocd:
sexual abuse
living conditions
parental upbringing
inherited genetic predisposition
Sarah, a 28-year-old accountant, spends three hours every morning applying makeup to hide a small mole on her cheek. She refuses to leave the house without covering it, is convinced the mole is disfiguring and constantly asks friends, "Is it noticeable?" Her friends tell her it's tiny and barely visible. What is the most likely disorder?
(a)
Mr. Chen's two-bedroom apartment is so filled with old newspapers, broken appliances, and stacks of clothes that he can no longer use his kitchen table or the second bedroom, sleeping instead on a narrow path on his living room floor. He becomes severely distressed and tearful at the thought of throwing away anything, believing he might need the item someday. What is the most likely diagnosis?
(a)
A 15-year-old girl named Maya finds herself frequently pulling out individual strands of hair from her scalp and eyelashes, especially when she is stressed or bored while reading. She often feels a sense of tension before the act and relief afterward. The behavior has created a noticeable thinning area on her left temple. What is the most likely diagnosis?
(a)
David, a 40-year-old man, has visible lesions, scars, and infections on his face, arms, and chest. He spends up to an hour a day compulsively scratching, squeezing, and rubbing his skin to remove perceived blemishes, scabs, and calluses. He frequently tries to stop by wearing long sleeves or gloves but is generally unsuccessful. What is the most likely diagnosis?
(a)
what type of dysmorphia is this?
A patient is a competitive male bodybuilder who has achieved a physique that most would describe as exceptionally large and muscular. Despite this, he is constantly distressed that he is "too small" and "weak," and he avoids social situations where he can't wear loose clothing to hide what he perceives as a scrawny body. Which specific specifier of Body Dysmorphic Disorder is most applicable here?
(a) dysmoprhia
What specifier for OCD is this?
difficulty discarding possessions is accompanied by excessive acquisition of items that are not needed or for which there is no available space.
with _____ ______
(a)
Another name for hair-pulling disorder
(a)
another name for skin-picking disorder
(a) disorder
Treatment for ocd except
screen for ocd-related symptoms
differential diagnosis
CBT
psychoeducation
benzodiazepines
what meds are effective for ocd treatment?
clozapine
loratodine
benzodiazepines
ssris
