More Than The Sum of Its Parts: Comorbit and Reverse Comorbid Bipolar Disorder and ADHD Pre-Test
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1. If a patient has ADHD, he/she is X times more likely to have bipolar disorder than the general population:
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2. In comorbid ADHD and bipolar disorder, dysregulations occur in all except:
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3. The brain functions through a variety of networks which switch on and off based on situations. The network which assists in this switching is:
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4. When you compare brain networks of normal subjects vs bipolar subjects, the networks in bipolar subjects are:
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5. Bipolar patients are able to switch among brain networks:
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6. In ADHD, there is increased brain activity in:
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