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ICL 9.1: Psychosis
In what order do you address medi...,
What are the steps in assessment ...,
What are the 4 ways that someone ...
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ICL 9.1: Psychotic Disorders & Schizophrenia
What is psychosis,
Which psychiatric disorders have ...,
What is brief psychotic disorder
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ICL 8.3: Psychopharmacology of Antipsychotic Medications
What treatments have been used th...,
Which drugs were the first drugs ...,
What is the moa of clozapine
51
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ICL 9.2: Neurocognitive Disorders
What is delirium,
What are the various causes of de...,
How prevalent is delirium
46
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ICL 10.1: Memory and Consciousness & Amnestic/Dissociative Disorders
What things can cause altered con...,
What is short term memory,
What is long term memory
29
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LM 9.4: Fear
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ICL 8.4: Psychopharmacology of Neurocognitive Disorders
Why is there an emergence and gro...,
What is the 1 type of dementia,
What are the characteristics of a...
35
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ICL 1.2: Psychological Factors Effecting Medical Conditions
What is psychosomatic medicine,
What is consultation liaison psyc...,
What is an affective disturbance
27
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ICL 9.3: Somatic Symptoms & Related Disorders, factitious Disorders, Malingering
What are somatic symptom disorders,
How do you treat somatic symptom ...,
What are examples of normal somat...
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ICL 9.4: Adult Anxiety Disorders
What is the behavioral theory of ...,
What is the cognitive theory of a...,
What is a phobia
35
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ICL 9.4: Child Anxiety Disorders
What is the difference between ch...,
How prevalent are anxiety disorde...,
What are the biological causes of...
28
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ICL 8.5: Psychopharmacology of Anxiety Disorders
What are the overlapping symptoms...,
Which nts are implicated in anxiety,
What medications can be used to t...
72
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ICL 10.3: Brief Behavior Change Interventions
Why do people with clear medical ...,
What are the erroneous perception...,
What is health psychology
22
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ICL 10.2: Sleep
What is the epworth scale,
What is insomnia,
What is hypersomnolence
38
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ICL 8.6: Psychopharmacology of Sleep
What is primary insomnia,
Which fda drugs are used for inso...,
What are h1 receptors
29
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ICL 9.5: Substance Use Disorders
What is a drug addiction,
What is physical dependence,
What is the mechanism behind depe...
20
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ICL 9.5: Drug Altered Consciousness - Intoxication and Withdrawal
What is the dopamine hypothesis,
What is consciousness,
What is the path to addiction
40
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ICL 8.7: Psychopharmacology of Substance Use Disorders
What are the 3 broad objectives o...,
Which 3 medications are fda appro...,
What is the moa of disulfiram
44
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