1) The chart on Mr

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1) The chart on Mr. Kling reads that he has conceptual disorganization. What was the psychologist referring to?

2. In a staff meeting, the psychologist and the case manager discuss the fact that Mrs. Purdy seems to have racing thoughts. They are talking about what?
3. Mr. Garrison is withdrawing from alcohol and he sees green bugs on the wall and is afraid of them. We call this?
4. The neurologist's report comes for Mr. Engle. The diagnosis is Brora’s aphasia. What does that mean?
5. When the psychiatrist saw Mrs. Nguyen, he said her mood was euthymic. He meant the client is in a normal non-depressed, reasonably positive------. It is distinguished from hyperthermia, which refers to an extremely happy-------, and dysthymia, which refers to a depressed-----.
6. Mr. Kassel’s speech is described as impoverished.
7. Another term for severe restlessness is
8. Another way to describe a broad range of moods
9. When Dr. McCoy said Mr. Perkins used neologisms, Dr. McCoy was referring to
10. Mrs. Dell has been on antipsychotic mediation for some time, and now she shows signs of tardive dyskinesia. That means
11. When Mrs. Jones was described by the psychologist as seductive, he meant that Mrs. Jones was
12. The chart says that during the interview with Mr. Landon at the prison, where he was being held after being arrested for drug possession, Mr. Landon's speech was guarded. That means his speech was
13. Bill has been on medication for schizophrenia for over 30 years. Today you notice he shuffles as he walks and grimaces with his mouth and tongue. You suspect he has developed
14. When the ambulance crew called in about 93-year-old Mr. Keller, they said they were  Bringing him into the hospital, but he was oriented X3.
15. Mrs. Harris complained of trouble falling asleep. In the chart, this was written as
16. When Alice stops taking her medication she tends to believe she can fly. We call this
17. Discussing Mr. Rodriquez's delusions with you, the psychiatrist remarks that Mr. Rodriquez has thought withdrawal. The psychiatrist means the
18. The psychologist is describing his interview with Mrs. Carter. “She tends to perseverate," he noted. He means that Mrs. Carter
19. Mr. Tong has been depressed ever since he came to this country from Vietnam. Lately the depression has worsened. Today his therapist calls from the International Center asking if you can arrange hospitalization for Mr. Tong because he is catatonic. Mr. Tong is
20. Miss Allery is homeless and mentally ill. The mission calls to say that Miss Allery believes that her thoughts are being taken out of her head and broadcast so that others know what she is thinking. Another way to write this is
21. When Mr. Cruz talks about the accident, he tells you he feels detached from himself. Another word for that feeling is
22. When the ambulance arrived the student had had so much to drink that they noted he was experiencing obtundation. They meant that
23. The chart tells you that after the accident Mr. Cruz had retrograde amnesia for a while. That means he
24. The record that comes from the hospital on Ms. James states that she suffered from terminal insomnia during her stay there. That means that
25. After the stroke, Mr. Torres was described as having Wernicke's aphasia. That
26. During the interview, Miss Bell constantly pulled her gloves on and off, on and off, in a ritualistic fashion. One word for this kind of behavior is
27. Miss Bell was asked to interpret several proverbs to test her
28. Mr. Lincoln was seen with his wife for marital difficulties the couple was having. He said that he personally had no problems at home and that if his wife said there were problems at home, these were her problems and she was bringing them on herself. What might we say about Mr. Lincoln's insight?

29. The family doctor of Mrs. Fong calls to arrange for an appointment. She believes Mrs. Fong is depressed and “is showing strong neurovegetative signs of depression." What does the family doctor mean by that?

30. When you interview Mr. Marks, you notice that the sound of a word seems to trigger a new line of thought for him.