<P> <I>FOCUS Psychiatry Review, </I>Volume 2, contains 400 new board-type multiple-choice questions derived from material in the annual <I>FOCUS</I> Self-Assessment Examinations that can help psychiatrists prepare for examinations and identify areas for further study. These new questions, developed by the <I>FOCUS</I> Self-Assessment Editorial Board, are consistent in form and process with the questions used by high-stakes examinations. They cover important clinical areas of psychiatric practice and closely follow the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology (ABPN) outline of topics for the recertification examination in psychiatry.<P> <I>FOCUS Psychiatry Review</I> is designed to test current knowledge and its clinical application. The workbook is flexible in format, allowing readers to use the educational approach that works best for them. Readers can review resource materials prior to answering questions, or they can use the workbook to review the references listed in the critiques after scoring test sections. The workbook will be useful for anyone committed to lifelong learning in the field practicing psychiatrists psychiatric residents, and psychiatrists preparing for examinations. <P>The <I>FOCUS Psychiatry Review, </I>Volume 2 <ul>? Contains 400 new clinical questions that can be used to identify areas of strength and weakness? Provides up-to-date critiques and current references to facilitate further study? Complements a larger overall program of lifelong learning for the psychiatrist who wants to keep current in the field </ul><P>This volume covers the following topics: <ul>? Anxiety Disorders? Child and Adolescent Psychiatry? Disorders of Sleep, Eating, and Sex? Ethics and Professionalism? Genetics and Genomics? Geriatric Psychiatry? Mood Disorders? Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder? Personality and Temperament? Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Disaster Psychiatry? Psychopharmacology? Psychosomatic Medicine? Psychotherapy? Schizophrenia? Substance Abuse </ul><P>APA is accredited by ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians. APA designates this educational activity for a maximum of 50 <I>AMA PRA Category 1 Credits?</I>. Physicians should claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.<P>Program start date: February 2011Program end date: February 2014</P>