ABPN Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Board Certification Practice Test
Gana confianza para ABPN Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Board Certification. Practica los conceptos, comprende las respuestas y refuerza tus conocimientos pregunta a pregunta.
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Child and adolescent psychiatry subspecialty covering developmental disorders, pediatric psychopharmacology, family therapy, and childhood mental health disorders. Administered by American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. Key domains include Anxiety disorders, Behavioral/social sciences and psychosocial mechanisms of diseases, Bipolar and related disorders and Clinical aspects of psychiatric and neuropsychiatric disorders. The exam consists of 280 questions over 330 minutes.
Preguntas de Muestra
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A 16-year-old has 6 days of elevated mood, decreased need for sleep, pressured speech, risky spending, and grandiose plans to start a company. He is suspended after threatening a teacher and requires hospitalization. There is no substance use. Which diagnosis is most appropriate?
A 13-year-old with generalized anxiety has partial response to CBT but remains unable to sleep and misses school weekly. Parents ask about medication. Which statement best reflects evidence-based care?
A 13-year-old with recurrent brief periods of increased energy, talkativeness, and irritability lasting 1 to 2 days also has weeks of low mood and low energy, but no episode meets full criteria for mania, hypomania, or major depression. Symptoms have persisted for 18 months with no symptom-free interval longer than 6 weeks. What diagnosis best fits?
A 15-year-old avoids eating in the cafeteria, giving presentations, and texting peers because she fears blushing and being judged as "weird." She wants friends and has panic symptoms only in social-performance situations. Which diagnosis is most likely?
A 10-year-old with epilepsy on levetiracetam becomes irritable, withdrawn, and tearful after a dose increase. He has no seizures, no bullying, and no family stressor. What is the most appropriate formulation?