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A 10-year-old boy is brought to the office by his parents due to behavioral problems at school and home. His parents report that they have received multiple phone calls from his teachers, complaining that he does not follow instructions, forgets to submit assignments on time, makes careless mistakes in class tests, and frequently talks back. At home, he is easily distracted while studying and misplaces his books and assignments. His mother is concerned that he does not follow simple directions or household routines. The patient has no other medical history, and his developmental milestones are normal. His physical examination is unremarkable. Which of the following medications is most appropriate for this patient?

What childhood depressive disorder occurs after age 6 but before age 18 presenting with chronic dysregulated mood, outbursts and irritability?

What childhood diagnosis can stem from differences in temperament, parental models of emotional extremes, trauma and unresolved conflict.

Which of the following muscle extends the thumb at the IP joint 

According Erikson’s personality theory, the stage of older or late adulthood is characterized by what personality crisis? 

You are seeing a baby for early intervention services and their neck is positioned as below and it is difficult to manueve and change this neck position. The mother also reports that the baby’s head seems to always be in this position. You know that this a typical position for babies with torticollis which is due to _____________________________.      

Consider the following set of sample data and calculate the standard deviation. {20, 19, 22, 16, 18, 17, 9, 11, 7, 6} Make sure to type in your answer rounded to 2 decimal places. So if you thought the answer was 65.4321 then you would type in 65.43

You are completing a MSE on an elderly patient. You notice significant Agnosia. Based on this finding your differential diagnosis should include:

The most advanced problems dealt with by the Babylonians concerned:

Tymur was analyzing data on the difference in the mean reaction time of participants exposed to different types of stimuli (visual, auditory, and tactile). Reaction time is quantitative. He has 41 observations for each stimuli and wants to compute a One-Way ANOVA analysis.  What would his null hypotheses be?