Follow the guidelines listed below in order to open a blank Excel Spreadsheet. I wish you the best of luck! Once the spreadsheet opens, do not click on the refresh button. Doing so would erase your work. —- OPEN EXCEL SPREADSHEET: Click on the arrow next to either of the two files below. You may use this spreadsheet throughout the exam. Keep in mind the spreadsheet will NOT be saved when you submit your exam. Next, create a new sheet in the Respondus LockDown Browser spreadsheet. You can use this blank spreadsheet to calculate the answer. Make the column you are using as wide as possible. Otherwise, you might be seeing only the last decimals. Blank Spreadsheet-1.xlsx

Which appearance fits mesial temporal sclerosis?

What does a 3D T1 volume add to a brain for seizure protocol?

A routine brain shows enlarged lateral and third ventricles. Which condition does this pattern suggest?

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A patient presents with distractibility, impulsivity, mood lability, and increased activity. The PMHNP is considering bipolar disorder, ADHD, and borderline personality disorder. Which question would be most useful in distinguishing bipolar disorder from ADHD and borderline personality disorder?

A 14-year-old is referred for possible bipolar disorder because of irritability, impulsivity, decreased sleep, and declining school performance. Which assessment approach is most important for the PMHNP when evaluating for pediatric bipolar disorder?

A patient becomes distressed while discussing a traumatic experience and reports intense tightness in the chest. The clinician asks the patient to shift attention to the feet, which feel neutral and relaxed, and then gently move awareness back and forth between the two sensations. Which technique is being used?

A 5-year-old child with a history of severe early neglect and multiple caregiver changes readily approaches unfamiliar adults, sits on strangers’ laps, and is willing to leave with an unfamiliar adult without checking back with the foster parent. Which diagnosis is most likely?

A 29-year-old patient with bipolar I disorder presents with an acute manic episode characterized by decreased need for sleep, pressured speech, grandiosity, agitation, and excessive spending. The patient is medically stable and able to take oral medication. Which medication order is most appropriate to treat the acute manic episode?