a)Thiaminedeficiency
b)Folatedeficiency
c)Niacindeficiency
d)Niacindeficiency
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e)NoneCorrectAnswer-A
Ans.is'a'i.e.,Thiaminedeficiency
Alcoholicpatientswithchronicthiaminedeficiencyalsomayhave
centralnervoussystem(CNS)manifestationsknownasWernicke's
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encephalopathy,consistingofhorizontalnystagmus,ophthalmoplegia(duetoweaknessofoneormoreextraocular
muscles),cerebellarataxia,andmentalimpairment.
Whenthereisanadditionallossofmemoryandaconfabulatory
psychosis,thesyndromeisknownasWernicke-Korsakoff
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syndrome.Despitethetypicalclinicalpictureandhistory,Wernicke-Korsakoffsyndromeisunderdiagnosed"(Harrison19th/96e-3,
18th/597)
ThereareSixMajorSymptomsofKorsakoff'sSyndrome:
Anterogradeamnesia:Inabilitytoformnewmemories
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Retrogradeamnesia:Severelossofmemoriesformedbeforetheonsetofthecondition
Confabulation:Thatis,inventedmemorieswhicharethentakenas
trueduetogapsinmemorysometimesassociatedwithblackouts
Minimalcontentinconversation
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LackofinsightApathy:Thepatientsloseinterestinthingsquicklyandgenerally
appearindifferenttochange.
2.Trueaboutsucideattemptsareallexcept?
a)Hopelessnessisoneoftheimportantpredictor
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b)Sameasparasuicidec)Increasedriskwithsubstanceabuse
d)Commonlyseeninyoungmale
e)None
CorrectAnswer-B:D
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Ans.is'b'i.e.,sameasparasuicide&'d'i.e.,commonlyseeninyoungmale
FeelingofHopelessnessandlonelinessarepresentinmostofthe
suicideattempts.
Parasuicideisnon-suicidalselfinjury.
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Substanceabuseisariskfactorforsuicide.Suicidalattemptsaremorecommoninfemales(suicidesaremore
commoninmales).
3.Apatientwithparanoidschizophreniatalks
aboutcomnimicro',butheisunableto
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explainitindetailandreachaconclusion.Heoftenrepeatslastsyllableofoneword
oflastsentence.Thiscanberelatedto-
a)Circumstantiality
b)Neologism
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c)Preservationd)Knight'smovement
e)Logoclonia
CorrectAnswer-C:E
Ans.is'c'i.e.,Preservation&'e'i.e.,Logoclonia
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Ref:TextbookofMarketingPsychiatryp.319)Perseveration:
Continuingwithaverbalresponsewhichwasinitiallyappropriate,
However,thereafterthereispersistentandinappropriaterepetition
ofthesameverbalresponse.Thereisoutofcontextrepetitionof
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words,phrases,ideasorpointsevenafterithasbeendealtwithexhaustivelyorthelistenerhastriedtochangethesubject.
Perseverationaffectsspeechanditgottwoforms:
Logoclonia:
Lastsyllableofthelastwordisrepeated,eg.Iamwelltodayayay
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ayayPalilalia:
Repeatedwordisperseveratewithincreasingfrequency.
Thereisrepetitionofwordsandphrasesratherthansyllable.
4.Maniadoesnotinclude?
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a)Delusionofgrandeurb)Delusionofguilt
c)Delusionofpersecution
d)Delusionofreference
e)Delusionofinfidelity
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CorrectAnswer-B:EAns.is'b'i.e.,Delusionofguilt&'e'i.e.,Delusionofinfidelity
Ref:NirajAhujap.69-71;Kaplan&Saddockp.358,64-71
Symptomsofmania:
Maniaisantipodaltodepressionanditssymptomsareamirror
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imageofthoseofdepression.Theclassicaltriadofsymptomsincludeselatedmood,pressureof
speech,andincreasedpsychomotoractivity.
ImportantsignandsYmptomsofmaniaare:-
Elevatedmood:-Euphoria(mildelevation),Elation,(moderate
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elevation),Exaltation(severeelevation),Ecstasy(Verysevereelevation).Moodmaybecomeirritable,ifpersonisstoppedfrom
doingwhathewants.
Thought&speech:-Pressureofspeech(rapidtalk,over-talkative),
flightofideas,delusionofgrandeur.delusionofpersecution
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secondarytodelusionofgrandeur(e.g.,personthinksthatpeopleareagainstmebecauseIamsogreat),delusionofreference,
delusionoflove(erotomania),Distractibility.Thereishighself
esteem.
Increasedpsychomotoractivity:-Overactiveness,restlessness,
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increasedenergy,thereisnotimeforrest.5.WhichofthefollowingisNOTassociated
withantisocialpersonality?
a)Nofeelingofguilt
b)Unstableandintenseinterpersonalrelationship
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c)Nocareaboutfeelingofotherd)Recurrentsuicidalthreats
e)Disruptedselfimage
CorrectAnswer-B:D
Ans.is'b'i.e.,Unstableandintenseinterpersonalrelationship
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&'d'i.e.,RecurrentsuicidalthreatsRefNirajAhuja6th/ep.122;Essentialsofclinicalpsychiatry4th/ep.
878;Namboodiri/ep.305)
Thesetwoareassociatedwithborderlinepersonalitydisorder.
Antisocial(Dissocial)personalitydisorder:
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Theessentialfeaturesofantisocialpersonalitydisorderareadisregardforandviolationoftherightsoftheotherandtherulesof
thesociety.
Itischaracterizedbyrepeatedviolationofthelawandrulesofthe
society:
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Patientwithantisocialpersonalitydisordermayhavecriminalbehaviour,homicide,sexualoffencesanddrugabuse.
Physicalaggressiveness
Recklessdisregardforsafetyofselforothers;Consistent
irresponsibilityinworkandfamilyenvironmentandlackofremorse.
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Thisdisorderissynonymouswithpreviouslyusedterms/likepsychopathorsociopath.
Antisocialpersonalitydisorderimpairsaperson'sabilitytocare
aboutthefeelingsandneedsofothers.Theymaynotfeelempathy
orguild.
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6.Whichofthefollowingisnotaparaphilia?
a)Adultery
b)Masochism
c)Exhibitionism
d)Frotteurism
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e)LesbianismCorrectAnswer-A:E
Ans.is'a'i.e.,Adultery&'e'i.e.,Lesbianism
Ref:Parikhfi/ep.411-12;Reddy32th/ep.411;NirajAhujaVh/ep.
124;wikipedia.orgl
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Paraphilias-OlddefinitionAparaphiliaisaconditioninwhichaperson'ssexualarousaland
gratificationdependonfantasizingaboutandengaginginsexual
behaviorthatisatypicalandextreme.
Thusallsexualpertersionsandunnaturalsexualoffences(e.g.
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homosexuality,bestialityetc.)areparaphilias.TheDSM-5acknowledgesthatmanydozensofparaphiliasexist,but
onlyhasspecificlistingsforeightthatareforensicallyimportantand
relativelycommon.
Thesearevoyeuristicdisorder,exhibitionisticdisorder,frotteuristic
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disorder,sexualmasochismdisorder,sexual.sadismdisorder,pedophilicdisorder,fetishisticdisorder,andtransvesticdisorder.
Homosexualbehaviorgay&lesbianismislongerconsideredas
"Paraphilias".
7.Mostcommonpsychiatricdisorderafter
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trauma/stress?a)Majordepression
b)Mania
c)Schizophrenia
d)PTSD
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e)AcutestressdisorderCorrectAnswer-D:E
Ans.is'd'i.e.,PTSD&'e'i.e.,Acutestressreaction
[Ref:NirajAhujap.111-12;Kaplan&Saddockp.437-40]
Stressdisorders:
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Stressdisorderistheconditionmarkedbythedevelopmentofsymptomsafterexposuretotraumaticlifeevett.
Thepersonreactstothisexperiencewithfearandhelplessness,
persistentlyrelivestheevent,andtriestoavoidbeingremindedofit.
Stressdisordermaybe:-
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Post-traumaticstressdisorder(PTSD):-Symptomslastsformorethanamonth,
Acutestressdisorder:-Symptomslastforlessthan4weeks
8.Whichvitamindeficiencycausesdementia:
a)VitaminA
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b)VitaminCc)VitaminB12
d)VitaminB1
e)Nicotinicacid
CorrectAnswer-C:D:E
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Ans.is'c'i.e.,VitaminB12,'d'i.e.,VitaminB1&'e'i.e.,Nicotinicacid
Ref:DementiabyBrownandHillanI't/ep.57
https://;www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3428233/
TheB-vitamins,includingvitaminsB12,B6,B1,B2,niacin(B3)and
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folate(B9),havebeenimplicatedasProtectiveriskfactorsagainstcognitivedeclineandAlzheimer'sdisease.
OfalltheB-vitamins,vitaminB12,niacin,andthiaminehavethe
mostclearlyestablishedrelationswithdeteriorationinmentalstate"
9.Defencemechanisminobsessive
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compulsivedisorderis/are:a)Undoing
b)Conversion
c)Reactionformation
d)Isolationofdefect
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e)ProjectionCorrectAnswer-A:C:D
Ans.is'a'i.e.,Undoing,'c'i.e.,Reactionformation&'d'i.e.,
Isolationofaffect
Ref:NirajAhujap.97,208-210;Kaplan&Sadockp.161-62
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ImportantdiseasesandtheirdefencemechanismsObsessivecompulsivedisease:ReactionFormation.
di$tlacement,undoing.isolationofaffect.repressioninhibition.
Phobia:-Displacement,inhibition.
Conversiondisorder(Hysteria):-Conversion.
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Persecutorydelusionsandhallucinations:-Projection.Neuroses(neuroticreaction):-Regressiontoanearlier
state,Failureofrepression
10.Beck'scognitivetriadofdepression
includes?
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a)Selfb)Future
c)Pastexperience
d)World&environment
e)Others
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CorrectAnswer-A:B:DAns.is'a'i.e.,Self,'b'i.e.,Future&'d'i.e.,Worldand
environment
[Ref:Kaplan&Saddockp.355;varioussitesinternet]
Beck'scognitivetheoryofdepression(1976)
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AaronBeckstudiedpeoplesufferingfromdepressionandfoundthattheyappraisedeventsinanegativeway.
Beckidentifiedthreemechanismsthathethoughtwereresponsible
fordepression:
Thecognitivetriad.(ofnegativeautomaticthinking)
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NegativeselfschemasErrorsinLogic(i.e.faultyinformationprocessing)
11.Whichofthefollowingis/arenotside-
effectoflithium:
a)Seizure
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b)Hyporeflexiac)Nephrogenicdiabetesinsipidus
d)Alopecia
e)Tremor
CorrectAnswer-B
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Ans.B.HyporeflexiaRef:SynopsisofpsychiatrybyKaplan6Sadock11th/985-88;KDT
7th/449;pharmacologybySatoskar2ith/225
Lithium:
Mildtoxicity:GIdisturbances,drowsiness,muscularweakness,
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alopecia,allergicreaction,blurredvision,glycosuria,polyuria&weightgain.
Chronicadministration:goiterformation,hypothyroidism&ECG
changes
Embryotoxicity:Liisembryotoxic&increasestheriskofEbstein's
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anomalyHyper-reflexia
12.Trueaboutschizophrenia:
a)Q-EEGfindingisoneofdiagnosticcriteriaforschizophrenia
b)Psychosurgerycanbedoneforsomeresistantcases
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c)Familyhistoryofschizophreniaispoorprognosisd)Depressionmaybefound
e)Onsetonlyafter40yearofage
CorrectAnswer-B:C:D
Ans.B,Psychosurgerycanbedoneforsomeresistant
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casesC,Familyhistoryofschizophreniaispoorprognosis&D,Depressionmaybefound
[Ref:Ahuja7th/54-68;SynopsisofPsychiatrybyKaplan&Sadock
11th/300-32s
Schizophrenia:
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Equallyprevalentinmales&females.Onset-Before25yrs.Peakage-10to20yrs(males)&25to35
yrs.(Females)
EEGrecordingshowsdecreasedalphaactivity,increasedtheta&
deltaactivity.
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QuantitativeEEG(qEEG)istheanalysisofthedigitizedEEG,andinlaytermsthissometimesisalsocalled'BrainMapping'.
Psychosurgeryisnotroutinelyindicated.
Whenused,thetreatmentofchoiceislimbicleucotomyinsome
caseswithseyere&veryprominentdepression,anxietyor
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obsessionalsymptoms13.Defencemechanisminobsessive-
compulsivedisorder(OCD)is/are:
a)Undoing
b)Reactionformation
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c)Suppressiond)Isolationofaffect
e)Projection
CorrectAnswer-A:B:D
Ans.A,UndoingB,Reactionformation&D,Isolationofaffect
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DefenseMechanism:SynopsisofPsychiatrybyKaplanandSadock11th/160
Displacement-Phobio(Especiallyinchildren)&OCD.
Reactionformation
Undoing
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InhibitionIsolation
Dissociation
14.Beck'scognitivetriadofdepression
includes:
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a)Selfb)Future
c)Pastexperience
d)Worldandenvironment
e)Others
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CorrectAnswer-A:B:DAns.A,SelfB,Future&D,Worldandenvironment
AaronBeckpostulatedacognitivetriadofdepression.
Consistsof,
Viewsabouttlwself-anegativeselfprecept.
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Aboutenvironment-atendencytoexperiencetheworldashostileand.demanding.
Aboutfuture-expectationofsufferingandfailure.
Therapyconsistsofmodifyingthesedistortions.
Cognitivetriad:Beliefsaboutoneself,theworld,andthefuture.
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15.Whichisnotabrainstimulationtechnique
:
a)Electroconvulsivetherapy
b)Magneticseizuretherapy
c)Deepbrainstimulation
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d)Rapidtranscranialmagneticstimulatione)Cognitivetherapy
CorrectAnswer-E
Ans.E.Cognitivetherapy
SynopsisofPsychiatrybyKaplonandSadockp1065-81
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BrainStimulationTechnique:Electricalcurrentsormagneticfieldstoalterneuronalfiring.
Transcranialtechniquesinclude:
Cranialelectricalstimulation(CES)
Electroconvulsivetherapy(ECT)
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Transcranialdirectcurrentstimulation(IDCS,alsodirectcurrentpolarization)
Transcranialmagneticstimulation(TMS)
Magneticseizuretherapy(MST)
Surgicaltechniques:
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Corticalbrainstimulation(CBS).Deepbrainstimulation(DBS)
Vagusnervestimulation(VNS).
16.Feature(s)ofdeliriumtremensis/are:
a)Mostcommoncomplicationinalcoholwithdrawal
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b)Auditoryhallucinationmayoccurc)Visualhallucinationmaybepresent
d)Predominantlylow-voltagefastactivityonEEG
e)Mostseverealcoholwithdrawalsyndrome
CorrectAnswer-B:C:D:E
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Ans.B,AuditoryhallucinationmayoccurC,VisualhallucinationmaybepresentD,Predominantlylow-voltagefastactivityon
EEG&E,Mostseverealcoholwithdrawalsyndrome
Deliriumtremens:
Predominantlylow-voltagefastactivity.
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Mostseverealcoholwithdrawalsyndrome.Visual(andauditory)hallucinations.
Classicsignofalcoholwithdrawalistremulousness,
17.Personalitytypeassociatedwithcoronary
arterydisease:
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a)Ab)B
c)C
d)D
e)E
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CorrectAnswer-AAns.A.A
Psychosocialfactors,includingtypeApersonality,anger,hostility,
andanxiety,havebeenimplicatedinthepathogenesisof
cardiovasculardisease.
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18.Cannabisabusemaybeassociatedwith?
a)Psychosis
b)Schizophrenia
c)Anxiety
d)Flash-back
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e)OCDCorrectAnswer-A:B:C:D
Ans.(A)Psychosis(B)Schizophrenia(C)Anxiety(D)Flash-
back
[RefKaplan&Sadock'sp.420]
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Cannabisintoxication:Mostcommonphysicaleffectsareredeye(conjunctivalinjection)
andmildtachycardia.
Increasedappetite("themunchie")
Drymouth
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LightheadednessEuphoria
Senseoffloatinginair
Derealization
Depersonalization
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Synesthesia(stimulationofonesensorymodalityproducessensationofothermodality).
19.Treatmentmadality(ies)usedinmania
is/are?
a)ECT
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b)Lamotriginec)Moodstabilizer
d)Olanzapine
e)Valproate
CorrectAnswer-A:C:D:E
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Ans.(A)ECT(C)Moodstabilizer(D)Olanzapine(E)ValproateTreatmentofbipolardisorder:
Treatmentofacutemania:
1. Lithium
2. Valproate
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3. Carbamazepine,Oxcarbazepine4. Atypical6typicalantipsychotics:Olanzapine,risperidone,
quetiapine,ziprasidone,aripiprazole,Haloperidol,Chlorpromazine.
5. Benzodiazepines
Treatmentofacutebipolardepression:
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1. Antidepressantswithamoodstabilizer-Lamotrigineorziprasidone.Maintenancetreatment:
1. Lithium(drugofchoice)
2. Carbamazepine.
3. Valproate,otherdrugswhichcanbeusedaretopiramate,
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Iamotrigine,atypicalantipsychotics(aripiprazole,olanzapine,quetiapine,risperidone,Clozapine)andGabapentin.
Treatmentofrapidcycling:
1. Valproateisthedrugofchoice.
2. OtherdrugsusedareCarbamazrpine,Lithium,lamotrigine.
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20.Trueaboutsomatoformdisordersand
somatizationdisorder?
a)Therearephysicalsymptomswithoutphysicalbasis
b)Somatizationdisorderischaracterizedbymultiplephysical
symptoms
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c)Conversiondisorderisasomatizationdisorderd)Hypochondriasisisasomatoformdisorder
e)TherearepainandGIsymptomsinsomatizationdisorders
CorrectAnswer-A:B:D:E
Ans.(A)Therearephysicalsymptomswithoutphysicalbasis
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(B)Somatizationdisorderischaracterizedbymultiplephysicalsymptoms(D)Hypochondriasisisasomatoformdisorder
(E)TherearepainandGIsymptomsinsomatizationdisorders
ACCORDINGTODSM-TVCLASSIFICATION:
Somatoformdisordersarecharacterizedbyrepeatedpresentation
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withphysicalsymptomsbutwithoutanyphysicalbasis.Somatoformdisordersare:-(i)Somatizationdisorder,(ii)
Conversiondisorder,(iii)Hypochondriac,(iv)Bodydysmorphic
disorderft)Somatizationpaindisorder.
Somatizationdisorder:
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Multiplerecurrentsomaticsymptomsoflongdurationcausedbypsychologicalbasisandnophysicalillness.
Diagnosticcriteria:
Fourpainsymptoms-PaininHead(headache),abdomen,back,
joint,extremities,
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chest,rectum,duringmenstruationorsexualintercourseorurination.
Twogastrointestinalsymptoms-Nausea,bloating,vomiting,
diarrhea.
Onesexualsymptom-Erectiledysfunction(Impotence),ejaculatory
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dysfunction.Onepseudoneurologicalsymptom-Mainlyglove&stocking
anesthesia,Paresthesia,
SOMATICSYMPTOMS&RELATEDDISORDERS(DSM-V):
DSM-5hasreplacedsomatoformdisorders(ofDSM-IV)withsomatic
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symPtomsandrelateddisorders.Importantdisordersinthisgroupare:-
1. Somaticsymptomdisorder(complexsomaticsymptomdisorder)
2. Illnessanxietydisorder
3. Conversiondisorder(functionalneurologicaldisorder)
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4. Factitiousdisorders5. Otherspecifiedsomaticsymptoms&relateddisorders(e.g'
Pseudocyesis)
Note:BodydysmorphicdisorderisreplacedalongwithOCD&
relateddisorder,
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21.Legalpsychiatricconditionsis/are?
a)Mania
b)Delirium
c)OCD
d)Delusion
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e)PhobiaCorrectAnswer-A:B:C:D:E
Ans.(A)Mania(B)Delirium(C)OCD(D)Delusion(E)Phobia
Thelegalterm'mentallyillperson'asusedinMentalHealthAct
1987(ofIndia),meansapersonwhoisinneedoftreatmentby
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reasonofanymentaldisorderotherthanmentalretardation.Psychoses
a)OrganicPsychoses
1. Dementia
2. Druginducedpsychosis:Alcohol,Heroin,Cannabis,LSD,Cocaine.
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3. Confusionalstatesandpsychosisfollowingepilepsy,pregnancyandchildbirth,andtrauma.
4. Delirium
b)Functionalpsychoses
1. Schizophrenia
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2. Paranoidstates:Delusions3. Affectivedisorders(Mania;depression)
B)Neuroticdisorders
1. Anxietyneurosis
2. Phobia
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3. Hysteria4. OCD
C)Variousorganicdisorders
22.Feature(s)ofcatatonicschizophrenia?
a)Waxyflexibility
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b)Automaticobediencec)Somaticpassivicity
d)Rigidity
e)Mutism
CorrectAnswer-A:B:C:D:E
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Ans.(A)Waxyflexibility(B)Automaticobedience(C)Somaticpassivicity(D)Rigidity(E)Mutism
[Ref:NeerajAhujaep.63;Essentialsofclinicalpsychiatry4th/ep.
635]
Featuresofcatatonicschizophreniamaybe:-
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l)Excitedcatatonia:Characterizedbyincreasedpsychomotoractivity,i.e.restlessness,
agitation,excitement,aggressiveness,violence.Theimpulsive
activityoccursinresponsetohallucinationsanddelusions.
2)Stuporous(retartedcatatonia):
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Characterizedbyextremeretardationofpsychomotoractivity.Itincludesmutism,rigidity,negativism,posturing,stupor,echolalia,
echopraxia,catalepsy(waxyflexibility),ambitendency,gegenhalten,
stereotypes,stupor,mannerism,Grimacing,automaticobedience.
23.TrueaboutAlzheimer'sdisease?
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a)Earlyinvolvementofshorttermmemoryb)Lateinvolvementoflongtermmemory
c)Agnosia
d)Cloudingofconsciousness
e)Depression
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CorrectAnswer-A:B:C:EAns.(A)Earlyinvolvementofshorttermmemory(B)Late
involvementoflongtermmemory(C)Agnosia(E)Depression
[Ref:Kaplan6Saddock's10'h/ep.331]
Alzheimer'sdiseaseusuallypresentsin5thor6thdecade.
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Graduallyprogressivedisease.Features:
Memoryimpairment:
1. Gradualdevelopmentofforgetfulnessisthemajorsymptom.
2. Initiallyshorttermmemory(memoryforrecenteventsandlearning
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newinformation)isinvolved.3. Longtermmemoryisinvolvedlate.
4. Episodictypedeclarativememoryisaffectedmostly.
5. Noimpairmentinconsciousness.
Associateddisturbance-
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Disorientation,aphasia,apraxia,agnosia(anosognosia,prosopagnosia)acalculia,lexicalanomia,judgementimPairment.
Psychiatricsymptoms:
Visualhallucination,Depressionandanxiety.
24.Maximumscoreinminimentalstatus
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examinationis-a)10
b)15
c)20
d)25
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e)30CorrectAnswer-E
Ans.E.30
[Ref:KaplanandSadockp.2537]
Themini-mentalstatusexaminationoffersaquickandsimplewayto
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quantifycognitivefunctionandsteenforcognitiveImpairment.Ithelpstoconfirmthepresenceofcognitiveimpairmentandtofollow
theprogressionofdementia.
Ittestsindividual'sorientation,attention,calculation,recall,
language,andmotorskills.Eachsectionofthetestinvolvesa
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relatedseriesofquestionsorcommands.TheindIVIdualreceivesonepointforeachcorrectanswer.The
individualcanreceiveamaximumscoreof30points,i.e.,
MMSEis30pointprogrammetoevaluatecognitivefunction.
25.Trueaboutgeneralizedanxietydisorder?
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a)Insomniab)Clearhistoryofpasttraumaticevent
c)Excessiveanxietyandworry
d)Benzodiazepinesisdrugsofchoice
e)None
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CorrectAnswer-A:C:DAns.(A)Insomnia(C)Excessiveanxietyandworry
(D)Benzodiazepinesisdrugsofchoice
[Ref:NirajAhujap.90-91;KaplanandSadock11'h/ep.409]
Generalizedanxietydisorder:
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Characterizedbyexcessiveanxietyandworrywhicharepersistent&generalizedandnotrestrictedtoanyspecificsituationorobject.
Excessiveanxietyworryoccurforatleast6months.
Worryisdifficulttocontrolandisassociatedwithatleastthree
symptomsfromthefollowing:
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SelflessnessorfeelingkeyedupDifficultyconcentrating
Muscletension
Easilyfatigued
Irritability
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SleepdisturbanceAnxietyandworrycausesignificantdistressandimpairmentis
social,occupational,orotherdailyfunctioning.
Treatment:
Benzodiazepine-Drugofchoice.
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26.Essentialcriteriaformajordepressionare
allexcept-
a)Delusionofgrandeur
b)Lossofpleasure
c)Insomnia
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d)Hypersomniae)Anorexia
CorrectAnswer-A
Ans.A.Delusionofgrandeur
[RefNirajAhaiap.7l-72;KeplarnandSadsckp.357]
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Diagnosticcriteriaformajordepression5ormoreofthefollowingsymptomsshouldbepresentmostofthe
dayforatleast2weeks:-
Depressedmood
Lossofinterestorpleasureinallactivities.
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Decrease/increaseappetiteorloss/gainofweight.Insomniaorhypersomnia(Increasedordecreasedsleep).
Psychomotorretardationoragitation(decreasedorincreased
psychomotoractivity).
Fatigueorlossofenergy(weaknessorlethargy).
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Feelingsofworthlessnessorexcessiveguilt.Diminishedconcentration
Recurrentthoughtsofdeathorrecurrentsuicidalideationorsuicidal
attempt.
27.TruematchofEEGpatterninsleepEEG-
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a)K-complexisseeninstageIofNREMsleepb)Wakingstateshowalphawave
c)Alpha-waveoccurinonsetofsleep
d)ThetawaveisthepredominantwaveinstageIofNREMsleep
e)StageIII-NREMsleepshowshighamplitudeslowwaves
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CorrectAnswer-B:D:EAns.(B)Wakingstateshowalphawave(D)Thetawaveisthe
predominantwaveinstageIofNREMsleep(E)StageIII-NREM
sleepshowshighamplitudeslowwaves
[RefNirajAhajap.132-34;Kaplan&Sedaockp.534]
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Fullawakeandalertstate=BetarhythmAwake,eyesclosedandmindwanderingbutwithlessattentiveness
=Alpha-rhythm
Stage1NREM=Thetarhythm
Stage2NREM=Sleepspindles,Kcomplex
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Stage3&4NREM(Deepsleep)=DeltarhythmREMsleep=Betarhythmandsometimesalsoreappearanceof
alpharhythm-.
28.Naltrexoneis/areusedfor-
a)Alcoholdependence
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b)Opioiddependencec)Cocainedependence
d)Cannabistoxicity
e)None
CorrectAnswer-A:B:C
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Ans.(A)Alcoholdependence(B)Opioiddependence(C)Cocainedependence
[Ref:Katzungp.56-t;NiruiAhuia7h/ep.42,44,132;Pharmacology
bySatoskarp.165]
Naltrexone:
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Antagonistonallopioidreceptors)Morepotentthannaloxone.
Givenorally.
Usedasamaintenancedrugforopioidaddicts-opioidblockade
therapyofpostaddict.
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Usedtodecreasecravinginchronicalcoholism.29.Whichofthefollowingis/arefeature(s)of
nicotinewithdrawal-
a)Weightloss
b)Irritability
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c)Impairedconcentrationd)Anxiety
e)Insomnia
CorrectAnswer-B:C:D:E
Ans.(B)Irritability(C)Impairedconcentration(D)Anxiety
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(E)InsomniaDiagnosticcriteria{iaofnicotinewithdrawal:
Fourormoreofthefollowingsignsshouldbetherewithin24hours
ofwithdrawal
Dysphoriaordepressedmood
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AnxietyDecreasedheartrate(bradycardia)
Insomnia
Difficultyconcentrating
IncreasedaPPetiteorweightgain
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Irritability,frustrationorangerRestlessness.
30.Neologismischaracteristicof:
a)OCD
b)Mania
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c)Bipolardisorderd)Schizophrenia
e)Autism
CorrectAnswer-D
Ans.D.Schizophrenia
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Neologisms:Referstoanewwordorcondensedcombinationofseveralwords
thatisnotatrueword&isnotreadilyunderstandable,although
sometimestheintendedmeaningorpartialmeaningmaybe
apparent.
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Featureofschizophrenia(thought&speechdisorder)31.Goodprognosisinschizophreniais/are
seenin:
a)Negativesymptoms
b)Earlyonset
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c)Acuteonsetd)Familyhistoryofschizophrenia
e)Insidiousonset
CorrectAnswer-C
Ans.C.Acuteonset
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[RefNeerajAhuja7th/62;Kaplan&SadockSynopsisofpsychiatry1|th/318]
GoodPrognosisinSchizophrenia:
Lateonset(Onset>35yr)
Shortduration(<6months)
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ObviousprecipitatingfactorsAcuteonset/Abruptonset
Goodpremorbidsocial,sexuaIandworkhistories
Mooddisordersymptoms
(especiallydepressivedisorders)
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MarriedFamilyhistoryofmooddisorders
Goodsocialsupportsystems
Positivesymptoms:
Presenceofprecipitatingstressor
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Catatonicsubtype(paranoid-intermediateprognosis)Firstepisode
Pyknic(fat)body
Femalesex
Presenceofconfusion,perplexityordisorientationintheacute
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phaseNormalcranialCT
Outpatienttreatment-Propertreatment&goodresponseto
treatment
32.TrueaboutAlprazolam:
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a)Antidepressantb)Antipsychotic
c)Anti-anxiety
d)Hypnotic
e)Benzodiazepine
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CorrectAnswer-C:D:EAns.(C)Anti-anxiety(D)Hypnotic(E)Benzodiazepine
[RefNeerajAhuja7th/ljL;KDT7th/465;Kaplan&Sailock\Synopsis
ofPsychiatryI1th/949]
Alprazolam:
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AntianxietyDrugHypnotic
Anticonvulsant
33.Feature(s)ofDelusion:
a)Shakeable
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b)Truebeliefc)Falsebelief
d)Bizarre
e)Non-bizarre
CorrectAnswer-C:D:E
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Ans.(C)Falsebelief(D)Bizarre(E)Non-bizarre[Ref'NeerajAhuja7th/83-84;Kaplan&Sadock\Synopsisof
Psychiatry1lth/202,330-351]
Delusion:
Falseunbelievablebeliefs(falsefixedbeliefsnotinkeepingwiththe
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culture).DiagnosisofdelusionaldisorderismadewhenapersonexhibitNon
Bizarredelusionsofatleast1monthdurationthatcannotbe
attributedtootherpsychiatricdisorders.
34.Exposure&responseprevention
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techniqueis/areusedin:a)Schizophrenia
b)OCD
c)Phobia
d)Mania
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e)DepressionCorrectAnswer-B:C
Ans.(B)OCD(C)Phobia
[RefAhuja7th/94,214-15,80;Kaplan&Sadockltth/42s,1266-67]
InOCD:
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TheprincipalbehavioralapproachesinOCDareexposureandresponseprevention.Desensitization,thoughtstopping,flooding,
implosiontherapy,andaversiveconditioninghavealsobeenusedin
patientswithOCD.
Inbehaviortherapy,patientsmustbetrulycommittedto
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improvement.InPhobia:
Ifproperlyplanned,behaviortherapy(flooding,systematic
desensitization;exposure&responseprevention(relaxation
technique)isusuallysuccessful.
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35.Mostcommondisorder(s)aftertraumais:
a)Majordepression
b)Mania
c)Schizophrenia
d)PTSD
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e)AcutestressreactionCorrectAnswer-D:E
Ans.(D)PTSD(E)Acutestressreaction
[Ref:Ahuja7th/111-12;Kaplan6Sadock11th/437-40,449]
Posttraumaticstressdisorder(PTSD):
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Startsasadelayed&protractedresponsetoanexceptionallystressfulorcatastrophiclifeeventorsituation,whichislikelyto
causepervasivedistressinalmostanyperson(e.gdisasters,war,
rapeortorture,seriousaccident.
Symptomsmaydevelop,afteraperiodoflatency,withinsixmonths
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afterthestressormaybedelayedbeyondthisperiod.Acutestressreaction:
Immediate&cleartemporalrelationshipb/wanexceptionalstressor
(suchasdeathofalovedone,naturalcatastrophe,accident,rape)&
theonsetofsymptoms.
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Symptomsrangefromadazedcondition,anxiety,depression,anger,despair,overactivityorwithdrawalconstrictionoffieldof
consciousness.
Resolverapidly(withinafewhoursusually),ifremovalfromthe
stressfulenvironmentispossible.
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Ifstresscontinuesorcannotbereversed,resolutionofsymptomsbeginafterl-2days&isusuallyminimalafterabout3days.
36.Awomanhasmilddepressionafterfew
daysofdelivery&disappearedafter2
weekinpostpartumperiod.Itmaybedue
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to:a)Post-partumblue
b)Mania
c)Post-partumdepression
d)Milddepression
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e)PostpartumpsychosisCorrectAnswer-A
Ans.(A)Post-partumblue
Normallyaround25-50%ofallwomencandeveloppsychological
symptomsinthepuerperalperiod.
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Commonesttypeofpresentationismilddepression&irritability,oftenknownaspostnatalblues.
Passoffwithinafewdays.
SeverepsychiatricsymPtomsincludeddepressiveepisodewith
psychoticsymPtoms(mostcommon),schizophrenialikesymptoms,
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manicepisode&delirium(leastcommon).37.Feature(s)ofSchizophreniais/are:
a)1stranksymptomishelpfulinmakingdiagnosis
b)Depressionmaybepresent
c)Brainventricleenlargementmaybepresent
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d)Onsetoccuronlyafterageof40yre)Usuallyonsetoccurlaterinwomenascomparedtomen
CorrectAnswer-A:B:C:E
Ans.(A)1stranksymptomishelpfulinmakingdiagnosis
(B)Depressionmaybepresent(C)Brainventricleenlargement
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maybepresent(E)Usuallyonsetoccurlaterinwomenascomparedtomen
Schizophrenia:
Twocommonaffectivesymptom:
Reducedemotionalresponsiveness(warrantthelabelofanhedonia,
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andoverlyactiveandinappropriateemotionssuchasextremesofrage,happiness,andanxiety).
Otherfeelingtonesincludeperplexity,asenseofisolation,
overwhelmingambivalence&depression.
Onset:
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Usuallylaterinwomen&oftenrunsamorebenigncourse.(Comparedtomen).
CNSinvolvement:
Computedtomography(CT)scansofpatientswithschizophrenia
haveconsistentlyshownlateralandthirilventricularenlargement
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and,somereductionincorticalvolume.Diagnosis:
Schneider'sfirstranksymptomsofschizophreniathoughnotspecific
butofgeathelpinmakingdiagnosis&havesignificantlyinfluenced
thediagnosticcriteria&classificationofschizophrenia.
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38.Whichoffollowingisperceptiondisorder:
a)Delusion
b)Hallucination
c)Obsession
d)Depersonalization
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e)IllusionCorrectAnswer-B:C
Ans.(B)Hallucination(C)Obsession
[RefNirajAhuja6th/14,17;Kaplan&Sailockl1th/233,281]
Perception:
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Processofbeingawareofasensoryexperience&beingabletorecognizeitbycomparingitwithpreviousexperiences.
Perceptiondisordersare-hallucinations,illusions&
misinterpretations;depersonalization/derealization;somaticpassivity
phenomenon;autoscopy;abnormalvestibularsensationsetc.
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39.Whichofthefollowingmodalityis/arenot
includedinbehaviourtherapy:
a)Roleplaying
b)Schedulingactivities
c)Gradedtaskassignment
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d)Identifyingmaladaptiveassumptionse)None
CorrectAnswer-D
Ans.D.Identifyingmaladaptiveassumptions
[RefNkajAhuja6th/85,228-30;IGplan&Saddok:sSynopsisof
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Psychiatry10th/953-959]BehavioralTechniques:
Thisincludesthevariousshort-termmodalitieslikesocialskills
trainingproblemsolvingtechniques,assertivenesstraining,self-
controltherapy,activityscheduling&decision-makingtechniques.
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Amongthebehavioraltechniquesincognitivetherapyareschedulingactivities,masteryandpleasure,gradedtask
assignments,cognitiverehearsal,self-reliancetraining,role-playing,
anddiversiontechniques.
40.Diazepamcanheusedfor:
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a)Agitationinemergencyroomb)Longtermtreatmentofepilepsy
c)Statusepilepticus
d)Convulsionintetanus
e)None
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CorrectAnswer-A:C:DAns.(A)Agitationinemergencyroom(C)Statusepilepticus
(D)Convulsionintetanus
[Ref.KDT7th/a0a-05;NirajAhuja6th/209;Kaplan6Saddok!
SynopsisofPsychiatryIqth/I0I8-20]
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UsesofDiazepam:Firstlinedrugforemergencycontrolofconvulsionse,g.,status
epilepticus,tetanus'eclampsia,convulsantdrugpoisoning.
Narcoanalysisorabreation.
Antipsychoticinducedakathisia
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Treatmentofalcoholwithdrawal&otherdrugwithdrawalsyndromeNightmares(diazepamalsoreducetheREMsleepduration)
Insomnia.
Stage4NREMsleepdisorderslikeenuresis,somnambulism
(diazepamreducedurationofstage4NREMsleep).
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Agitateddepression41.Benzodiazepinesusedinseizure
treatment:
a)Lorazepam
b)Tenezepam
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c)Alprazolamd)Clobazam
e)Midazolam
CorrectAnswer-A:D
Ans.(A)Lorazepam(D)Clobazam
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[RefKDT7th/398]AntiepilepticBenzodiazepines:Clonazepam,diazepam,Lorazepam
dtclobazam.
FebrileseizureOraldiazepam,midazolam&clobazamareeffective
prophylactics(Intermittent).
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42.Whichofthefollowingistrueregarding
catatonia
a)Prominentsensorysymptom
b)Prominentmotorsymptom
c)ECTisTOCforlifethreateningcatatonia
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d)MaybeassociatedwithCNSdiseasee)None
CorrectAnswer-B:C:D
Ans.B,ProminentmotorsymptomC,ECTisTOCforlife
threateningcatatonia&D,MaybeassociatedwithCNSdisease
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[Ref:Kaplan6Sadock\1lth/292,343-46,1068;Ahuja7th/57-s9,2255th/60-61,1423;NewOxfordTextbookofPsychiatry1st/167;
Harrison19th/1771,17th/147]
Catatonia:
CatatoniawasfirstdescribedbyKahlbaum,whodescribeda
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syndromewithprominentmotor&behavioralsymptoms.Characterizedbymotorabnormalitiessuchascatalepsy,mutism,
posturing&negativism.
Itcanbeassociatedwithanothermentaldisorder(e.g.,
schizophreniaorbipolardisorder)orduetoanothermedical
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condition(e.g.,neoplasm,headtrauma,hepaticencephalopathyECTisappropriateforcatatoniaduetoageneralmedicalcondition,
especiallyifthecatatoniaislifethreatening(e.g.,inabilitytoeat)or
hasdevelopedintolethal(malignant)catatonia.
43.Allaretrueaboutnarcolepsyexcept:
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a)Daydreamingb)Hypnagogichallucinations
c)Cataplexy
d)Suddensleep
e)DecreasedREMlatency
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CorrectAnswer-AAns.(A)Daydreaming
[RefNeerajAhuja7th/Ij8-39;Kaplan&SailocklsTextbookof
psychiatry11th/547-50;Harrison19th/189,t7th/172-ZB;CMDT
2016/1072]
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Narcolepsy:Disordercharacterizedbyexcessivedaytimesleepinessoften
dkturbetlnighttimesleepanddisturbancesinREMsleep.
HallmarkofthisdisorderisdecreasedREMlatency,I.e.decreased
latentperiodbeforethefirstREMperiodoccurs.
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NormalREMlatencyis90-100minutes,innarcolepsy,REMsleepoccurswithin10minutesoftheonsetofsleep.
Classicaltetradofsymptoms:
Sleepattacks(MC)
Cataplexy
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Hallucinationsatsleeponset(Hypnagogic)anduponwaking(Hypnopompic)
Sleepparalysis.
44.WhichofthefollowingistrueaboutOCD:
a)Anxiety
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b)Compulsionc)Hallucination
d)Obscession
e)Egoalien
CorrectAnswer-A:B:D:E
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Ans.A,AnxietyB,CompulsionD,Obscession&E,Egoalien[RefAhuja7th/9s-98]
ObsessiveCompulsiveDisorder(OCD):
Representedbyadiversegroupofsymptomsthatincludeintrusive
thoughts,rituals,preoccupations,andcompulsions.
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WasheriscommonesttypePersonswithOCDarecommonlyaffectedbyothermental
disorders.
Theobsessionsorcompulsionsaretime-consumingandinterfere
significantlywiththeperson'snormalroutine,occupational
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functioning,usualsocialactivities,orrelationships.ApatientwithOCDmayhaveanobsession,compulsion,orboth.
Features:
EgoAlien
Isolationeffect
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Undoing.Repetitivebehaviour.
Butisunable&resultsinirresistible.
45.FeaturesofManiaincludes:
a)Cheerfulness
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b)Anhedoniac)Catatonia
d)Delusionofgrandeur
e)Negativethinking
CorrectAnswer-A:D
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Ans.(A)Cheerfulness(D)Delusionofgrandeur[Refkaplan&Sadock'sTextbookofPsychiatry11th/358,364;Ahuja
7th/69-71,12]
ManicEpisode:
Anhedonia(inabilitytoexperiencePleasure)mayoccurinboth
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schizophrenia&depression.Elevatedmoodcanpassthrough4stages,dependingonthe
severityofmanicepisode-euphoria(mildelevation),elation
(moderateelevation),emulation(severeelevation)&ecstasy(very
severeelevation).
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Personismoretalkativethanusual.Increasedpsychomotoractivity.
Delusions(orideas)ofgrandeur(grandiosity),withmarkedlyinflated
self-esteem.
Delusionofpersecutionmaysometimesdevelopsecondaryto
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delusionofgrandeur.