Anxiety Disorders

How would you describe panic attacks?

• Sudden episodes of intense dread and fear

• Attacking an enemy in a state of euphoria

• Running away from an incoming attack

• A bad dream

This element of OCD ends up becoming obsessions

• Unwanted, repetitive thoughts

• Collecting small trinkets

• Having an excessive amount of friends

• Ripping your hair out

How to people with OCD often relieve their intense anxiety?

• With Tylenol

• They can't

• By writing down what the anxiety feels like

• Through compulsive, often ritualistic behaviors

Pick 2 adjectives that describe phobias

• Persistent

• Apathetic

• Irrational

• Lackadaisical

Jared had to quit his job because, while he was at work, he constantly worried about a wide variety of things, including what his wife and children were doing at home. In addition, he is easily distracted, often irritable, and sleep-deprived. Jared is most likely to be diagnosed with

• posttraumatic stress disorder.

• agoraphobia.

• generalized anxiety disorder.

• panic attacks.

Lisa has a normal response to stress when she is worried about losing her job. Lisa’s reaction may become an anxiety disorder if it

• is paired with underarousal of her autonomic nervous system.

• lasts for more than a few weeks.

• is excessive in the absence of a true threat.

• goes undiagnosed.

Which of the following sentences uses the word 'anxiety' correctly?

• She felt a sense of anxiety before the big exam.

• He was anxiety about the upcoming meeting.

• Anxiety she felt was overwhelming happy.

• They anxiety went to the park.

Identify the sentence that demonstrates correct subject-verb agreement related to anxiety disorders.

• Anxiety disorders is common among teenagers.

• Anxiety disorders are common among teenagers.

• Anxiety disorder are common among teenagers.

• Anxiety disorders was common among teenagers.

Choose the correct synonym for 'anxiety' in the context of mental health.

• Calmness

• Serenity

• Worry

• Joy

Which sentence uses the correct form of the verb related to anxiety?

• She have anxiety attacks frequently.

• She has anxiety attacks frequently.

• She having anxiety attacks frequently.

• She had anxiety attacks frequently.