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ANXIETY SELF TEST
1. Anxiety may be caused by a specific medical condition.
True
False
True.
There are many types of anxiety including a classification called Anxiety Disorders Due to a Medical Condition. Additionally, asthma, dehydration and menopause, as well as the side effects of medications, can cause symptoms of anxiety. Learn more.
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2. Panic Disorder usually afflicts individuals who are perfectionists and overachievers.
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False
False.
(Perfectionists) There is a genetic predisposition to panic disorder. Once an individual has experienced a panic attack, the fear of experiencing another attack may ensue. It is the expectation of panic which results in episodes of anxiety. There is no scientific basis to support the theory that a particular personality type is more susceptible to panic attacks.
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3. Most Panic Disorder Sufferers are also depressed.
True
False
False.
Depressed. Depression can be a long standing clinical diagnosis or it can be a brief reaction to certain stressors. Some people may develop depressive symptoms as a direct result of experiencing the anxiety and limitations associated with panic disorder. This is a reactive depression which should be distinguished from a major depressive episode and will usually remit after the anxiety improves.
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4. The most effective treatment for depression is :
A. Psychodynamic therapy
B. Medication
C. Cognitive and behavioral
D. A and B
E. B and C
"Medication (B) and Cognitive and behavioral (C)" (E) is correct
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5. Ibuprofen ingredient in pain relievers can worsen symptoms of depression.
True
False
True.
Ibuprofen. Some people are very sensitive to certain compounds. Ibuprofen is just one example of a medication that can cause or exacerbate anxiety or depression in sensitive persons. Learn more.
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6. Fear of killing someone accidentally with your car may be a symptom of :
A. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
B. Generalized Anxiety Disorder
C. Social Anxiety Disorder
D. Psychosis
"Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder" (A).
An obsessive fear of harming someone else inadvertently may be a symptom of obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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7. Jennifer is overly concerned about her health which causes her much anxiety. Everytime she has a headache, she is convinced that is a brain tumor. Jennifer may be suffering from :
A. Panic Disorder
B. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
C. Generalized Anxiety Disorder
"Generalized Anxiety Disorder" (C).
Persons with GAD worry excessively about their health and often leap to catastrophic interpretations of minor physical complaints.
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