Bipolar Learning Module: Pre-Test

Please complete the information below to initiate the module pre-test. If you have any technical difficulties, please email coeinfo@allianthealth.org.

Welcome to the Center of Excellence for Behavioral Health in Nursing Facilities bipolar learning module. To begin, please complete the pre-test. Upon completion of the module, you will be asked to complete a post test and will have an opportunity to print a certificate of completion.

Please complete the information below to initiate the learning module sequence. If you have any technical difficulties, please email coeinfo@allianthealth.org.

Facility Name

Region

State

First & Last Name + Credentials (if applicable)

This is what will appear on your certificate of completion (available after the post-test is complete).

Title

Email Address

Phone

What is bipolar disorder?

A. It’s a mood disorder characterized by episodes of mania or depression.

B. It’s a mood disorder characterized by chronic worry and anxiety often without a particular trigger.

C. It’s a personality disorder characterized by a pattern of excessive attention-seeking behaviors.

2. What’s the best way to determine a diagnosis of bipolar disorder?

A. Physical exam, tests/screening, and psychiatric evaluation

B. Physical exam, bloodwork, and physical fitness test

C. Psychiatric evaluation, genetic assessment, and an MRI

3. To be diagnosed with bipolar disorder, one must

A. Have a close blood relative with bipolar disorder

B. Be at least 25 years old

C. Have experienced at least one episode of hypomania or mania

D. Have experienced at least one episode of depression

4. Which of the following are common symptoms of bipolar disorder?

A. Extreme mood swings, problems with sleep and ability to think clearly

B. Vivid hallucinations, extreme anxiety, and trembling

C. Extreme mood swings, severe headaches

5. Which of the following can benefit residents with bipolar disorder?

A. Isolation from other residents

B. Monitor and track moods and behaviors

C. A schedule full of surprises and variety

6. When talking with a resident presenting a bipolar disorder mood episode:

A. Be empathetic

B. Actively listen

C. Remain calm and respectful

D. All of the above

7. Which of the following conditions can be mistaken for bipolar disorder?

A. Schizophrenia

B. Agoraphobia

C. Social Anxiety Disorder

8. When a resident is experiencing a manic episode:

A. Encourage the resident to move to a calm environment

B. Monitor resident for unsafe behaviors

C. Notify physician of change in resident’s behavior

D. All of the above

9. To diagnose hypomania, you need at least the following duration of symptoms:

a. Four days

b. One week

c. Two weeks

10. All of the following therapies may be helpful in treatment of bipolar disorder except:

a. Hypnotherapy

b. Interpersonal and social rhythm therapy

c. Cognitive behavior therapy

d. Psychoeducation

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