comprehansive question of bipolar disorder.

67. A 43-year-old single white man with a history of bipolar I
disorder is brought to the ER by police after
creating a disturbance outside a local bar. On examination,
he has rapid, continuous-speech and is difficult
to interrupt. He is extremely agitated, restless,
and believes there is a conspiracy afoot against him.
What is potentially this patients greatest risk factor
for violence?
A. Diagnosis of Bipolar I Disorder
B. Cocaine Intoxication
C. History of past violence
D. Acute manic state
E. Persecutory delusions
QUESTION 2
2. Which one of the following is NOT a test of language?
A, Boston Naming Test (Revised)
Verbal fluency
C. Token Test
D. Boston Diagnostic Aphasia Examination
E. California Verbal Learning Test II

drmahir70 wrote:67. A 43-year-old single white man with a history of bipolar I
disorder is brought to the ER by police after
creating a disturbance outside a local bar. On examination,
he has rapid, continuous-speech and is difficult
to interrupt. He is extremely agitated, restless,
and believes there is a conspiracy afoot against him.
What is potentially this patients greatest risk factor
for violence?
A. Diagnosis of Bipolar I Disorder
B. Cocaine Intoxication
C. History of past violence
D. Acute manic state
E. Persecutory delusions

C- History of Past Violence.

drmahir70 wrote:QUESTION 2
2. Which one of the following is NOT a test of language?
A, Boston Naming Test (Revised)
Verbal fluency
C. Token Test
D. Boston Diagnostic Aphasia Examination
E. California Verbal Learning Test II

E- California Verbal Learning Test II

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