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Fill the blanks - Identify the Mental Disorder

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Each student receives a cue card containing a brief patient scenario. Students read the scenario and identify the most likely psychiatric disorder. After everyone has responded, the class discusses the rationale, key symptoms, and differential diagnoses.

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Each student receives a cue card containing a brief patient scenario. Students read the scenario and identify the most likely psychiatric disorder. After everyone has responded, the class discusses the rationale, key symptoms, and differential diagnoses.

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A 22 - year - old university student reports hearing voices that comment on his behavior . He believes his classmates are spying on him and has become socially withdrawn for six months .

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A patient has experienced persistent sadness , fatigue , poor concentration , loss of appetite , and feelings of worthlessness for more than two weeks .

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A patient experiences sudden episodes of intense fear , palpitations , chest tightness , sweating , and fear of dying without an obvious trigger .

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A 35 - year - old woman washes her hands over 50 times a day despite raw , cracked skin . She reports intrusive thoughts about contamination and feels intense anxiety if she resists the urge to wash .

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A 28 - year - old man describes alternating periods : two weeks of decreased need for sleep , grandiose ideas about starting multiple businesses , rapid speech , and impulsive spending , followed by two months of low energy , hopelessness , and social withdrawal .

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A combat veteran avoids crowded places , has recurrent nightmares about his deployment , is easily startled by loud noises , and reports feeling emotionally numb since returning home eight months ago .

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A 29 - year - old woman has had auditory hallucinations and paranoid delusions for the past 3 years . For the last 2 months , she has also developed depressed mood , hopelessness , and low energy . Prior to this , she had at least one 3 - week period of clear psychotic symptoms with no mood disturbance at all .

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