WorksheetsMD315oopsies
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 1hrs 7mins
Which narcissistic defenses is defined by rejecting painful reality
(a)
Which narcissistic defense is defined as transforming reality into something more acceptable by reshaping facts or perceptions
(a)
Which narcissistic defense is defined as attributing your own unacceptable thoughts to someone else
(a)
Neurotic defense defined as trying to manage or regulate ppl/events to feel safe and reduce anxiety
(a)
Neurotic defense defined as redirecting emotions from a threatening target to a safer one
(a)
Neurotic defense defined as attributing internal feelings/ problems to outside world
(a)
Neurotic defense defined as temporary disruption in memory, awareness, identity, or perception to avoid stress
(a)
A neurotic defense defined as transforming an acceptable impulse into its opposite
(a)
Neurotic defense defined as unconsciously blocking a painful/ unacceptable thought or memory to avoid emotional distress
(a)
Neurotic defense defined as assigning sexual meaning to event / relationship to reduce anxiety.
(a)
Neurotic defense defined as consciously limiting/ stoping behavior to avoid anxiety -provoking situation
(a)
Neurotic defense defined as separating an idea from the emotional responses that usually accompanies it.
(a)
Neurotic defense defined as focusing on facts, logic, abstract thinking to avoid emotional distress.
(a)
neurotic defense defined as creating logical but false explanation to justify unacceptable feelings / behavior.
(a)
Immature defense defined as expressing unconscious feelings or impulses through actions instead of words/ facing it
(a)
Immature defense defined as Temporary inhibition/ interruption in thinking due to anxiety. Mind “goes blank”
(a)
Immature defense defined as Expressing emotional conflicts through excessive worry about illness
(a)
Immature defense defined as Indirectly expressing anger or hostility instead or direct confrontation
(a)
Immature defense defined as Internalizing qualities, beliefs, behaviors of another person (usually someone in power) to reduce anxiety.
(a)
Immature defense defined as Reverting to earlier developmental behaviors when stressed
(a)
Immature defense defined as Retreating into excessive daydreaming to avoid real-life problems
(a)
Immature defense defined as converting emotional conflict into physical symptoms
(a)
Mature defense defined as satisfying personal needs through helping others
(a)
Mature defense defined as Realistically planning for future discomfort / stress to reduce anxiety
(a)
Mature defense defined as Expressing uncomfortable feelings in an amusing/ socially acceptable way
(a)
Mature defense defined as Consciously postponing distressing thoughts/ feelings to function effectively
(a)
Mature defense defined as Avoiding pleasure or self-indulgence to manage emotional conflict/ stress.
(a)
Mature defense defined as Converting unacceptable impulses into socially useful or constructive actions.
(a)
Mutation is classified into 2 big classes:
By impact on protein synthesis
By effect on number and structure
By effect on the chromosomes
By effect on the genes
Point mutation defined as a mutation that codes for a different protein than the normal but it still has similar structures
non-consecutive missense
nonsense
silent
consecutive missense
Mutation by effect on structure and number is further separated into 2 categories: gene (small scale) and (a) ( big scale)
Gene mutation is separated into base substitution and (a)
A base substitution that changes nucleotide from A—> G (purine-purine) is called
(a)
Base substitution that changes the nucleotide from purine<-> pyrimidine is called
(a)
Sickle cell anemia is which type of mutation on the HBB gene? (Specific)
(a)
Sickle cell anemia mutation happens on the HBB gene on chromosome (a)
Sickle cell anemia is autosomal (a) pattern
Huntington’s disease is which type of mutation? (Specific)
(a)
Huntington’s is an insertion of (a) in HTT gene (36 repeats -120 repeats)
Huntington’s is autosomal (a)
What is the disease caused by deletion mutation (frameshift)? The one mentioned in slide
(a)
In cystic fibrosis, the deletion is of 3 base pair within the (a) gene
Cystic fibrosis is autosomal _
(a)
Chromosomes mutation consists of : 1. sex chromosome disorder, 2. structural abnormalities, and 3. numerical abnormalities. Where does Fragile X Syndrome belong? (Number)
(a)
Fragile X syndrome is defined by the expansion of (a) triplet repeat
Fragile X happens on (a) gene on X chromosome
Fragile X syndrome is shown in a person as intellectual problem, autism, etc. As for physical hallmark, it is long face, prominent jaw, and (a) ears
Chromosomes mutation-> structural abnormalities-> inversion mutation. What is the name of the disease? (No special charac)
(a)
Chromosomes mutation -> structural abnormalities-> reciprocal translocation. Name of disease?
(a)
Cri du Chat is a deletion mutation on the short arm of chromosome _
(a)
Wide set eyes, small head, small jaw, mental problem
Williams syndrome
Cri du Chat
Four ring syndrome 1
Charcot- Marie- Tooth disease type 1A
Triploid syndrome
Which disease is caused by deletion of part of chromosome 7, resulting in growth delays, short stature, and mental deficiency
Cri du Chat
Williams
Four ring 1
Burkitt lymphoma
Four ring syndrome 1 is caused by (a) of portion of chromosome 4
Cleft palate, club feet, testes not descending, and short lifespan are hallmarks of what ?
Cri du Chat
Williams
four ring 1
Charcot Marie
Polyploidy causes (a) syndrome where babies have 69 chromosomes
Aneuploidy is caused by_
(a)
Burkitt lymphoma is caused by (a) gene chromosome translocation
Co-factor of Burkitt lymphoma is (a)
Trisomy 13 is called (a) syndrome
Trisomy 21 is called (a) syndrome
Edward’s syndrome is trisomy _
(a)
Autosome Aneuploidy that manifest as prominent occiput, dysplastic ears, small mouth, narrow pelvis.
Down’s
patau
Edward’s
jacob’s
Write the sex chromosome in klinefelter’s syndrome male (most common one)
(a)
Write the sex chromosome in Jacob’s syndrome male
(a)
Write the sex chromosome in Trisomy X female
(a)
Write the sex chromosome in Turner’s syndrome
(a)
Type of attachment caused by disorganized, inattentive, negligence parents.
(a)
Type of attachment caused by emotionally absent parents with history of abuse.
(a)
Type of attachment caused by parents who did not provide consistency in emotional responsiveness and care.
(a)
(Attachment) Transitional objects can serve as a (a) that accompany a child.
