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    1. Melinda is experiencing a breathing-related sleep disorder called narcolepsy, which causes excessive daytime sleepiness even when she gets a full night's sleep. 2. Alex comes from an unstable family background and displays symptoms consistent with conduct disorder, including disrespect for rules, physical aggression, lack of empathy, and petty theft. 3. Oppositional defiant disorder is characterized by temper tantrums, refusing requests, and deliberately annoying behaviors. The document provides information about several sleep and behavioral disorders, including symptoms and diagnostic criteria.

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    1. Melinda is experiencing a breathing-related sleep disorder called narcolepsy, which causes excessive daytime sleepiness even when she gets a full night's sleep. 2. Alex comes from an unstable family background and displays symptoms consistent with conduct disorder, including disrespect for rules, physical aggression, lack of empathy, and petty theft. 3. Oppositional defiant disorder is characterized by temper tantrums, refusing requests, and deliberately annoying behaviors. The document provides information about several sleep and behavioral disorders, including symptoms and diagnostic criteria.

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    1. Melinda is experiencing a breathing-related sleep disorder called narcolepsy, which causes excessive daytime sleepiness even when she gets a full night's sleep. 2. Alex comes from an unstable family background and displays symptoms consistent with conduct disorder, including disrespect for rules, physical aggression, lack of empathy, and petty theft. 3. Oppositional defiant disorder is characterized by temper tantrums, refusing requests, and deliberately annoying behaviors. The document provides information about several sleep and behavioral disorders, including symptoms and diagnostic criteria.

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    1. Melinda is experiencing a breathing-related sleep disorder called narcolepsy, which causes excessive daytime sleepiness even when she gets a full night's sleep. 2. Alex comes from an unstable family background and displays symptoms consistent with conduct disorder, including disrespect for rules, physical aggression, lack of empathy, and petty theft. 3. Oppositional defiant disorder is characterized by temper tantrums, refusing requests, and deliberately annoying behaviors. The document provides information about several sleep and behavioral disorders, including symptoms and diagnostic criteria.

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    1. Melinda sleeps all night and still finds herself falling asleep throughout the next day.

    This
    happens even when she goes to bed early and gets up as late as possible.

    a. Breathing Related sleep disorder


    b. Narcolepsy
    c. Circadian Rhythm Sleep Disorder.
    d. Hypersomnalence

    2. Alex comes from a broken family and has experienced frequent changes in caregivers
    throughout his childhood. His parents divorced when he was five years old, and since then, he
    has primarily lived with his mother and her new partners. Alex's mother often works long hours,
    leaving him unsupervised for extended periods. His father has limited contact with him due to
    his own personal issues. Alex's mother has reported difficulty managing his behavior and
    expresses concerns about his defiance and aggression. Alex's behavior has become
    increasingly problematic both at home and at school. He frequently argues with authority
    figures, such as teachers and school administrators. He shows little respect for rules and often
    engages in disruptive and confrontational behavior. His teachers report that he is frequently
    involved in physical fights with peers and exhibits a lack of empathy towards others.
    Additionally, Alex has been involved in petty theft, including stealing money from classmates
    and shoplifting from local stores.

    a. Conduct Disorder
    b. Kleptomania
    c. Pyromania
    d. Intermittent Explosive Disorder

    3. Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) is a diagnosis usually reserved for those children who
    do not meet the full criteria for conduct disorder, but display which of the following?

    A. Regular temper tantrums


    B. Refuse to comply with requests or instructions
    C. Appear to deliberately indulge in behaviours that annoy others
    D. All of the Above

    4. A 15-year-old boy has a history of episodic violent behavior that is out of proportion to the
    precipitant. During a typical episode, which will escalate rapidly, he will become extremely
    angry, punching holes in walls or destroying furniture in the home. There seems to be no
    specific purpose or gain associated with the outbursts, and within 30 minutes he is calm and
    “back to himself,” a state that is not associated with any predominant mood disturbance. What
    diagnosis best fits this clinical picture?

    A. Bipolar disorder.
    B. Intermittent explosive disorder (IED).
    C. Disruptive mood dysregulation disorder (DMDD).
    D. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).

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