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Choose yes or no to agree or disagree with the following statements

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Anxiety/Panic Yes/NoOnline version Choose yes or no to agree or disagree with the following statements by Lisa 1 Substance use and medical causes must be ruled out before generalized anxiety or panic disorder can be diagnosed Yes No 2 Decreased heart rate and shortness of breath occur during anxiety as a result of stimulation of the autonomic nervous system Yes No 3 Suicidal ideation is not a concern in clients suffering from low to moderate levels of anxiety Yes No 4 Generalized anxiety disorder typically develops slowly over many years Yes No 5 Cognitive reframing is a way of helping clients consider events and emotions in a less distressing way Yes No 6 Obsessions refer to acts that a person feels they must complete in order to decrease anxiety Yes No 7 Trigger identification is an important part of helping clients control anxiety attacks Yes No 8 Anxiety is a normal response and can be life-saving, or may be based on misperception or misinterpretation Yes No 9 Mirtazapine is an anti-histamine used to help control anxiety symptoms Yes No 10 Catastrophizing is a way of thinking in which a person thinks of the worst outcome possible Yes No 11 Field of vision narrows during a mild anxiety attack Yes No 12 Implosion therapy may be very helpful in helping clients control obsessive-compulsive disorder, but it can also be destabilizing Yes No 13 Buspirone, an anti-anxiolytic, is taken as a prn medication that is taken when a client feels anxiety levels rising Yes No 14 During a panic attack, people are not able to follow instructions and may resort to primitive behaviors, such as combativeness Yes No 15 Per DSM-V criteria, fear of having future panic attacks is a symptom of panic disorder Yes No 16 Fear of insanity is a recognized symptom of panic disorder Yes No 17 Tonic immobility only occurs in animals and in dramatic movie or television scenes Yes No 18 Generalized anxiety disorder is a persistent state that must be present for at least one year in order to meet the DSM-V criteria Yes No 19 Panic attacks usually last for several hours or days at a time Yes No 20 It is important to talk to clients during severe anxiety or panic attacks so triggers can be identified Yes No

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by Lisa

Substance use and medical causes must be ruled out before generalized anxiety or panic disorder can be diagnosed

Decreased heart rate and shortness of breath occur during anxiety as a result of stimulation of the autonomic nervous system

Suicidal ideation is not a concern in clients suffering from low to moderate levels of anxiety

Generalized anxiety disorder typically develops slowly over many years

Cognitive reframing is a way of helping clients consider events and emotions in a less distressing way

Obsessions refer to acts that a person feels they must complete in order to decrease anxiety

Trigger identification is an important part of helping clients control anxiety attacks

Anxiety is a normal response and can be life-saving, or may be based on misperception or misinterpretation

Mirtazapine is an anti-histamine used to help control anxiety symptoms

Catastrophizing is a way of thinking in which a person thinks of the worst outcome possible

Field of vision narrows during a mild anxiety attack

Implosion therapy may be very helpful in helping clients control obsessive-compulsive disorder, but it can also be destabilizing

Buspirone, an anti-anxiolytic, is taken as a prn medication that is taken when a client feels anxiety levels rising

During a panic attack, people are not able to follow instructions and may resort to primitive behaviors, such as combativeness

Per DSM-V criteria, fear of having future panic attacks is a symptom of panic disorder

Fear of insanity is a recognized symptom of panic disorder

Tonic immobility only occurs in animals and in dramatic movie or television scenes

Generalized anxiety disorder is a persistent state that must be present for at least one year in order to meet the DSM-V criteria

Panic attacks usually last for several hours or days at a time

It is important to talk to clients during severe anxiety or panic attacks so triggers can be identified