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

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Sí o No

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Anxiety/Panic Yes/NoVersión en línea

por Lisa

Field of vision narrows during a mild anxiety attack

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

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

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

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

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

Fear of insanity is a recognized symptom of panic disorder

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

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

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

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

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

Generalized anxiety disorder typically develops slowly over many years

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

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

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

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

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

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

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