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The term "nightmare" originally described not only a bad dream but also the supernatural being that brought it. To which of the following did the Middle English word "nightmare" refer? |
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| 2.
Concern about mental illness has replaced the concern that frequent nightmares are an indication of demonic activity. According to the DSM-IV, how often must nightmares occur in adults before the patient having them may qualify as having Nightmare Disorder (DSM-IV-TR #307.47)? |
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An identical twin of a person with nightmares is more likely to have them. |
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Although nightmares can constitute a psychiatric diagnosis in themselves, they may be associated with other psychiatric disorders. Which of the following psychiatric disorders may have frequent nightmares as a feature? |
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Following emotional trauma a child or young adult develops frequent nightmares. No other psychiatric symptoms or disorders are present. Which of the following is the most likely outcome? |
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Sleep is divided into stages. In which stage of sleep is a nightmare most likely to occur? |
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Night terrors are distinct from nightmares. In what way are they different? |
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Although simple nightmares generally do not require treatment with medication, on occasion sedatives (benzodiazepines) or tricyclic antidepressant medications are prescribed. Which of these drugs may increase nightmares? |
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Avoidance of factors that provoke nightmares is an important part of treatment. Which of the following need not be avoided? |
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| 10.
When a small child has a monster dream, should a flashlight search of the closet for monsters be made? |
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