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16 96. The one thing that soap CANNOT do is A. dry the skin. B. remove all pathogens. C. remove skin oil and perspiration. D. remove dirt and dead skin. 97. PTSD is a disorder A. in which the individual has a maladaptive reaction to an event considered within the realm of normal. B. that can be caused by common marital problems, financial distress, or family illness. C. that can occur in anyone who has experienced sudden trauma outside the range of normal. D. that occurs before the age of forty. 98. A concept that describes a pattern of observable behaviors that express emotions or feelings is: A. Anxiety. B. Orientation. C. Affect. D. Effect. 99. Parkinsonism or Pseudoparkinsonism (a side-effect of psychotropic drugs) is A. muscle tightness limited to throat, neck, tongue, mouth and jaw. B. restlessness, inability to sit still, agitation, excitement, rapid speech. C. muscular rigidity, mask-like face, shuffling gait, drooling, tremors. D. rapid tongue movement, faster blinking, more arm swinging while walking. 100. You can tell if a patient has proper orientation by A. seeing whether the patient sits and eats properly. B. observing if the patient wanders around and makes wrong turns. C. asking the patient’s name, the day of the week, where the patient is now. D. listening to the patient’s conversations with others. 101. In relation to Alzheimer’s Disease, SUNDOWNING means: A. Patient behavior slows and calms at night. B. The person becomes sleepy when the sun sets. C. Patient behaviors of confusion, frustration and agitation increase. D. The person is in the third – “sundown” – stage of the disease. © 1993-2014 American Association of Psychiatric Technicians, Inc.