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Common symptoms of depression include:
1. Multiple unexplained symptoms
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2. Dampened affect
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3. Sleep disturbance
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4. Fatigue
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5. All of the above
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The Anxiety Screening Tool can be used to determine which mental health conditions?
1. Panic Disorder and Social Anxiety Disorder
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2. Depression
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3. Diabetes Distress
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4. Severe mental illness
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In the study The Effects of Primary Care Depression Treatment on Patients’ Clinical Status and Employment, the researchers found that a standardized intervention in primary care substantially improved clinical and quality-of-life outcomes and employment.
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Diabetes distress is characterized by:
1. Worry, frustration, concern, and burnout related to a patient's ability to manage his/her diabetes
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2. Muscle tension
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3. Staying away from places where there are other people
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4. Sudden and repeated attacks of intense fear
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