PSYCHIATRY - FINAL

( 03/05/2020 )

( Combined work of Dinethi, Manushee, Lankanji, Shavindri, Lanka, Sandani,

Thilini, Nawoda, and Dulmini )

Topic 1 ( 100 % )

1.A multiple question test that measures paranoia, depression, and hysteria is ;

Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory

Halsted- Reitan neuropsychological test battery
Wechsler adult intelligence scale
Rorschach test

2.A test that generates an intelligence quotient ( IQ ) score is.

Raven’s progressive matrices

Halsted- Reitan neuropsychological test battery
Rorschach test
Thematic apperception test (TAT)

3 Brain activity rather than structure is measured by.

PET
MRI
CT
VBR

4. A test in which ambiguous forms are shown in a predetermined order is;

Thematic apperception test

Halsted- Reitan neuropsychological test battery
Rorschach test
Wechsler adult intelligence scale
5. According to statistical data the most common disorder is.

Major depressive disorder

Personality disorder
Schizophrenia
Alcohol dependence

6. Example of negative symptom is.

Affective flattening
Delusion
Psychomotor agitation
Hallucination

7. Example of positive symptoms are: ( a symptom )

Delusion
Flat affect
Abulia
Amnesia

8. In the clinical examination questions about parental divorce, is considered.

Personality Inventory
Developmental milestones
Social history
Informal mental status

9. More than of adult women who are murdered are killed by.

Strangers
A spouse
A family member
Someone they know
10. Only 42% of persons with one or more mental disorders.

- Are treated by psychiatrists

Are hospitalized in mental facilities
Receive any professional care
Receive medication

11. Projective test in which pictures are shown to help the patient to discuss his
fantasies and fears is

Thermatic apperception test

Rorschach test
Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory
Halsted- Reitan neuropsychological test battery

12. Special skill is needed in conducting a psychiatric interview because the

patient.

Is confused to give accurate details

Can’t remember details
Maybe embarrassed
Don’t tell the truth

13. Symptom of neurosis is.

Anxiety
Delusion
Hallucination
Pareidolia

14. Symptom of psychosis is

Hallucination
Irritability
Phobia
Anxiety
15. The examination of patient with a psychiatric disorder should include

Mental status examination

Laboratory studies
Physical examination
Psychological tests

16. The highest suicide rates occur among

Young asian women

Older white women
Young black men
Older white men

17. The men have higher lifetime rates than women with.

Substance abuse
Bipolar disorder
Schizophrenia
Phobia

18. The most reliable predictor of violence is

A history of previous violence

Abuse of alcohol
The presence of psychotic thinking
The presence of delirium
19. A series of tests, including the rhythm test and the trail- making test used to
study brain function are;

Halsted- Reitan neuropsychological test battery

Thermatic apperception test
Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory
Rorschach test

20. The psychiatric interview should always be conducted

In a quiet office
With family members
For at least 40 minutes
At eye level

TOPIC 2 (100%)

1.The patient who says that he feels bugs are creeping on his abdomen has

Tactile hallucination
Paresthesia
Visual hallucination
Senesthopathy

2.The patient who after general anesthesia felt that environment was changed and
the room was distorted had

Depersonalization
Automethamorphopsia
Examethamorphopsia
Derealization
3.A patient complain of an unpleasant feeling in his body such as
burning,bursting out.The symptom is called

Illusion
Senesthopathy
Paresthesia
Hallucination

4.The patient says that his thoughts are controlled .This symptom is called

Metaphysical intoxication
Obsession
Loosening of association
mental automatism

5.Circumstantiality is a disorder of

Sensation
Perception
Behaviour
Thinking

6.Delusion in dysmorphomanic syndrome is usually formed on the basis of

Hyperesthesia
Disorder of body scheme
Confused consiousness
Pseudohallucination

7.Disorders of perception which have paroxysmal nature are called

Pseudohallucination and illusion

Deja vu and jamais vu
Paresthesia and jamais vu
Illusion and hallucination
8.The patient shows the spots on the wall and says they are flies. The symptom is
called

Hallucination
Senesthopathy
Pareidolia
Hyperesthesia

9.Hallucination which is generally considered symptom of serious mental

disorder is

Visual
Tactile
Hypnagogic
Auditory

10.The patient says that inner eye sees everything that happens behind the wall.
The symptom is called

Pseudohallucination
Pareidolia
Hyperesthesia
Hallucination

11.New word created by the patient often by combining syllables of other words
is called

Derailment
Word salad
Delusion
Neologism
12.Persisting response to a prior stimulus after a new stimulus has been
presented is called

Perseveration
Verbigeration
Irrelevant answer
Echolalia

13.Disorder of thinking which is typical for schizophrenia is

Perseveration
Circumstantiality
Slowness
Loosening of association

14.Distorted perception of real object is called

Derealization
Illusion
Hallucination
Pseudohallucination

15.Pseudohallucination is typical symptom of

Schizophrenia
Dementia
Delirium
Hysteria

16.Delusion in paranoid syndrome is usually formed on the basis of

Confused consciousness
Affective changes
Loosening of associations
Perceptual abnormalities
17.The term for a false perception of a sensory stimulus in the absence of a
stimulus

Synesthesia
Delusion
Pareidolia
Hallucination

18.False sensory perception occuring falling asleep is called

Visual illusion
Hypnagogic Hallucination
Formication
Hypnopompic hallucination

19.A condition in which the patient feels detached from himself as though an
outside observer is called

Depersonalization
Illusion
Derealization
Detachment

20.Flight of ideas is typical for

Depression
Catatonia
Hebephrenia
Mania
TOPIC 3 ( 100 % )

01.Typical features of depressive disorders are;

Sadness, isolation, passivity

Obsessive fear of contamination
Ideas of harassment and influence
Drowsiness, gluttony, drooling

02.Impulsive drive for theft is called;

Pyromania
Dipsomania
Cleptomania
Dromomania

03.Substitution of pitchy memory defect by invention (fiction) is called;

Hypermnesia
Amnesia
Confabulation
Pseudoreminiscence

04 Syndrome which is characterized by disorders of short-term memory

disorientation in time is called;
Capgra’s
Korsakov’s
Ribot’s
Cotard’s
05.Agitated depression is characterized by;

Adynamia
Suspiciousness
Anger
Anxiety

06.Impulsive drive for bout is called;

Cleptomania
Dromomania
Dipsomania
Pyromania

07.Dysphoria is;

Tearfulness and anxiety

Melancholy and anger
Emotional lability and agitation
Complacency and euphoria

08.Impulsive drive for roaming is called;

Cleptomania
Dromomania
Dipsomania
Pyromania
09.Typical feature of depressive disorder is;

Affective flattening
Suspiciousness
Emotional lability
Psychomotor retardation

10.Typical features of manic disorder are;

Pressed thinking and feeling of grandeur

Ideas of harassment and influence
Anger and suspiciousness
Emotional lability and ideas of persecution

11.Features of apatic-abulic syndrome is;

Drowsiness
Anesthesia psychics dolorosa
Circumstantial thinking
Affective flattening

12.Typical features of manic disorders are;

Overactivity and distractibility

Anesthesia dolorosa and ambivalence
Melancholy and anger
Affective flattening and drowsiness
13.Depressive syndrome is characterized by feeling of;

Suspiciousness
Grandeur
Persecution
Worthlessness

14.The patient who feels both love and hatred for his mother has,

Emotional lability
Affective flattening
Anasthesia dolorosa
Ambivalence

15.Disorder of emotional sphere in schizophrenia is,

Affective flattening
Labile affect
Anesthesia psychica dolorosa
Severe anxiety

16.Symptom in which the patient remember real events but confused the time of
information is called;

Pseudo Reminiscence
Cryptomnesia
Amnesia
Hypermnesia
17.A person who laughs one minute and cries the next without any clear stimulus
has;

Flat affect
Euphoria
Labile affect
Labile mood

18.Impulsive drive for arson is called;

Cleptomania
Dromomania
Dipsomania
Pyromania

19.Alexithymia is the disorder of;

Behaviour
Speech
Mood
Thinking

20.Grandiosity is the best described by the following statement it is;

Associated with suspiciousness

Seen in depression
Associated with anxiety
Seen in mania
Topic 4 (100%)

1. Mild degree of mental retardation ( IQ from 50 -55 to approximately 70) is called.

Imbecility
Debility
Dementia
Idiocy

2. Catatonic stupor is the symptom of.

Schizophrenia
Alcoholism
Depression
Hysteria

3. Echolalia is an example of.

Monotone speech
Speech impairment
Psychomotor retardation
Rapid rate of speech

4. In delirium, there are disorders of orientation in the form of.

Time disorientation
Person disorientation
Total disorientation
Double false orientation
5. Pathological imitation of movements of one person by another is called.

Stereotype
Repetition
Echopraxia
Negativism

6. Markedly slowed motor activity often to a point of immobility and seeming

unawareness of surrounding is called.

Passive negativism
Catatonic stupor
Hypoactivity
Abulia

7. Feature of catatonic syndrome is.

Atypical depression
Stereotypical movements
Fantastic confabulations
Fixation amnesia

8. Maintaining an uncomfortable position that the doctor gives to the patient.

Stupor
Catalepsy
Automatism
Astasia
9. Desire to make actions contrary to the requirements is called.

Motor automatism
Associative automatism
Active negativism
Passive negativism

10. State in which the patient, although not asleep,describes experiences of vivid
imagery akin to that of a dream.

Eidetic illusion
Delirium
Torpor
Oneiroid

11. Repetitive fixed pattern of physical action or speech.

Automatism

Hyperbulia

Stereotypy

Overactivity

12. Psychomotor agitation is the feature of.

Delirium

Stupor

Oneiroid

Coma
13. Motiveless resistance to all attempts to be moved or to all instructions is
called.

Catalepsy

Apathy

Mannerism

Negativism

14. Complete refusal to participate in a conversation with a preserved speech

apparatus is called.

Mutism

Ca

Acatisia

Dyslalia

15. State in which neither verbal not motor responses can be elicited by noxious
stimuli is called.

Coma

Sopor

Confusion

Stupor
16. The feeling that the action is performed automatically, against the will of the
person is called.

Negativism

Catalepsy

Automatism

Mutism

17. Echo-responses are typical for the type of stupor.

Depressive

Catatonic

Dissociative

Manic

18. Stupor is the specific feature of.

Agitated depression

Arteriosclerotic dementia

Catatonic schizophrenia

Alcoholic delirium
19. The automatic repetition of the interlocutor’s gestures is called.

Echopraxia

Catalepsy

Automatism

Echolalia

20.Twilight disorder of consciousness is typical for;

Epilepsy

Depression

Agoraphobia

Schizophrenia

TOPIC NO 05 (MAJOR)

01.Delusion of ugliness, delusion of reference and depressed mood are the

characteristic feature of the syndrom;

Dysmorphomania- dysmorphophobia
Obsessive- compulsive
Organic amnesic
derealization-depersonalization

02.State in which anxiety is experienced in acute intense episodic assaults,

accompanied by physiological symptoms;

Panic attack
Agoraphobia
Free-floating anxiety
Phobic anxiety
03.Feeling of apprehension, tension or uneasiness owing to the anticipation of an
external or internal danger

Anxiety
Excitement
Fright
Fear

04.The type of paramnesia that typically occurs in Korsakov’s syndrom;

Confabulation
Pseudo Reminiscence
Criptomnesia
Hypomnesia

05.Anxiety caused by realistic danger is called;,

Fear
Fright
Tension
Consternation

06.Combination of secondary persecutory delusion, hallucination and physical

automatism are typical for the syndrome of;

Paranoid
Paranoiac
catatonic
hebephrenic

07.The syndrome in which the patient thinks that known person has been
replaced by a double,

Cortard’s
Korsakov’s
Ribot’s
Capgra’s
08.Refusal of food, caused by an unhealthy mental condition is called;

Anorexia nervosa
Mental anorexia
Perversion of appetite
`Bulimia nervosa

09.There are two types of depersonalization.

Autometamorphosia and Exametamorphosia

Deja Vu, and Jamais Vu
Psychological and Somatic
Autophysical and Somatophysical

10.Dysmorphomania-Dysmorphophobia syndrome is characterized by the next

type of delusions.

Grandeur
Ugliness
Poverty
Nihilistic

11.Symptom in which patient loses the ability to enjoy pleasurable activities and
have no interest in them.

Anhedonia
Anxiety
Alexithymia
Apathy

12.Primary delusion in the absence of the disorders of the other spheres like
perception mood is the syndrome.

Paranoiac
Obsessive
Paraphrenic
Paranoid
13.The syndrome with depressed mood and nihilistic delusion is called.

Cotard’s
Ribot’s
Korsakov’s
Capgra’s

14.Repetitive senseless thoughts which are recognized as irrational by the patient

and which are unsuccessfully resisted.

Drives
Obsessions
Rituals
Delusions

15.Type of anxiety in which the focus is avoided

Panic
Phobic
Irritable
Free-floating

16.Sudden and senseless actions made without control of consciousness due to

deep disorder of mental activity are.

Impulsive
Compulsive
Obsessive
Overvalued

17.Persistent striving for slimming realized by self restriction to food, intense

physical exercises, taking laxatives;

Mental anorexia
Bulimia nervosa
Perversion of appetite
Anorexia nervosa
18.Symptoms of paranoid syndrome in conjunction with the grandiose delusion
is the syndrome;

Hebephrenic
Paranoiac
Paraphrenic
paranoid

19.Organic and global deterioration of intellectual functioning without clouding of

consciousness is called;

Oneiroid
Pseudodementia
Mental retardation
Dementia

20.Type of depersonalization in which patient feels their own body as

somebody’s else;

Exametamorphopsia
Autopsvchical
Somatopsychical
Autometamorphopsia

Topic 6 - 100%

01.Lacunary dementia is characterized by the fact that it;

Is always reversible
Is always stable
Is accompanied by insight
Occurs after stress
02.Pick's disease is characterized by;

Confused mania
Aggressive mania
Psychogenic depression
Bizarre euphoria

03.Disorders of insight are usually appeared in;

Initial period
Manifested period
Acute period
Remission

04.Dementia in elderly people is called;

Pseudoorganic
Lacunar
Senile
pseudoneurotic

05.Areas of brain damage in ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE are

Hippocampus and temporal occipital lobes

Frontal and occipital lobes
Frontal and temporal lobes
Corpus striatum and occipital lobes

06.Neuroleptic sensitivity syndrome is common in thje following disease;

Pick’s
Parkinson
Huntington's
Creutzfeldt-Jakob
07.Disorder of thinking in second stage of cerebral atherosclerosis is called;

Verbigeration
Tangentiality
Neologism
Circumstantiality

08.Syndrome which is typical for initial stage of cerebral atherosclerosis is a

similar;

Hebephrenic
Cataleptic
Manic
Neurosthenic

09.ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE is usually appeared in the age of….. Years old;

65- 85
55-60
45-55
30-40

10.PICK’S disease should be differentiated from;

Schizophrenia
Neurosis
Psychogenic depression
Alzimer’s disease

11.Pseudoneurasthenic stage of cerebral atherosclerosis is characterized by;

Disorders of will
Disorders of concentration
Euphoria
Hypermnesia
12.Areas of brain damage in Pick’s disease;

Hippocampus and temporal- occipital lobes

Frontal and occipital lobes
Frontal and temporal lobes
Corpus striatum and occipital lobe

13.Disease which lead to the development of total dementia is;

Pick’s disease
Cerebrovascular disease
Schizophrenia
Agarophonia

14.Area of brain damage in HUNTINGTON’S DISEASES is;

Hippocampus
Corpus striatum
Temporal lobe
Cerebellum

15.The Most common cause of Dementia is;

Thiamine deficiency
Parkinson’s disease
Head trauma
Alzimer’s disease

16.Posttraumatic encephalopathy is characterized by a similar;

Neurasthenic
Cataleptic
Hebephrenic
Paraphrenic
17.Memory disorder in dementia includes;

Obstipation
Depersonalization
Confabulation
Dizziness

18.Typical symptom of dementia is;

Hyperbulia
Hypermnesia
Amnesic disorientation
Gustatory hallucination

19.Typical emotional disorder in pseudo neurasthenic stage of cerebral

atherosclerosis;

Flat affect
Labile affect
Anesthesia dolorosa
Ambivalence

20.Disease which leads to the development of lacunary Dementia is;

Pick’s disease
Alzimer’s disease
Parkinson’s disease
Cerebrovascular disease
TOPIC NO 7 (100%)

01.Syndrome of switching off consciousness in the acute period of traumatic

brain injury is

Coma

Amentia

Twilight state

Oneroid

02.A type of traumatic disease characterized by headaches, the presence of

vestibular and autonomic disorder is called

Neurasthenia

Encephalopathy

Cerebro-asthenic disorder

Traumatic dementia

03.The syndrome, the main feature of which is intense auditory hallucinations in

clear clear consciousness called

Hallucinosis

Paraphrenia

Dysmorphomania

Paranoid
04.Treatment of organic delusional disorders includes the group of medications

Antipsychotics

Antidepressants

Anxiolytics

Nootropics

05.A type of false memory, a symptom of amnesic syndrome is;

Pseudoreminiscence

Retrograde amnesia

Anterograde amnesia

Fixation amnesia

06.Perceptual disorder in delirium include;

Hallucination of zoological content

Gustatory hallucination

Olfactory hallucination

Pseudo hallucination
07.The organic personality disorder is characterized by

Alteration of premorbid personality

Disturbance of memory

Disturbance of orientation

Reduced level of consciousness

08.A sign characteristic of delirious clouding of consciousness is

Dreary affect

Psychic automatism

Dreamlike hallucination

Excitement in the evening

09.In acute brain injury there is such excitement as

Delirious

Depressive

Catatonic

Manic
10.Pathoanatomic changes in senile psychosis is;

Brain vessels sclerosis

Brain edema

Brain atrophy

Hydrocephalus

11.A symptom observed in the apathetic type of posttraumatic personality

change is;

Lethargy

Negativism

Catalepsy

Akathisia

12.Mental illness resulting organic brain damage is called;

Senile psychosis

Paranoid schizophrenia

Affective psychosis

Hebephrenia
13.A type of false memory, a symptom of amnesic syndrome is

Confabulation

Psychogenic amnesia

Progressive amnesia

Hypomnesia

14.Syndrome of switching off consciousness in the acute period of traumatic

brain injury is;

Sopor

Oneroid

Amentia

Twilight state

15.Treatment of memory disorders in organic brain disease includes group of

medications

Nootropics

Antipsychotics

Anxiolytics

Antidepressants
16.Delirious clouding of consciousness differs from oneiroid in the presence of
such a feature as

Double orientation

Lack of mobility

Maintain orientation in personality

Fantastic visual hallucination

17.The triad of korsakoff’s syndrome includes such symptoms;

Amnesic disorientation

Abulia

Akathisia

Gustatory hallucination

18.Organic delusional syndrome is characterized by

Emotional coldness

Fantastic confabulation

Small scale delusion

Pseudohallucinations
19.​A symptom observed in the euphoric type of posttraumatic personality change
is;

Increased mood

Irritability

Amnesia

Drowsiness

20.Delirium is characterized by

Reduced consciousness

Stupor with negativism

Insidious onset

Euphoria

Topic 08 (100%)

01.Condition characterized by the reduction of productive psychopathological

symptoms in the presence of negative signs is called.

Remission
Relapse
Intermission
Convalescence
02.The paraphrenic stage of paranoid schizophrenia develops after the syndrome​.

Paranoic
Paranoid
Catatonic
Hebephrenic

03.A symptom indicating a change in personality of the schizophrenic type is.

Abulia
Anxiety
Hallucination
Amnesia

04.Thinking disorder - characteristic of schizophrenia in the form of tendency to

empty-mind reasoning is called.

Incoherent
Tangential
Symbolic
Circumstantial

05.Non-psychotic type of schizophrenic defect is typical for the following form.

Hebephrenic
Paranoid
Simple
Catatonic
06.Form of schizophrenia that occurs without productive symptoms, but with
rapid formation of schizophrenic defect.

Simple
Hebephrenic
Catatonic
Paranoid

07.Negative symptom of schizophrenia is

Affective blunting
Auditory hallucination
Verbal illusion
Delusion of reference

08.The type of schizophrenia characterized by hallucinatory- delusional

symptoms is called.

Paranoid
Catatonic
Hebephrenic
Simple

09.Prognostically favorable sign of schizophrenia include.

Acute onset
Insidious onset
Hebephrenic symptoms
Onset before 16

10.Delusion, in which a patient claims that he has turned into an animal is called
delusion

Intermetamorphosis
Positive double
Influence
Metamorphosis
11.Negative symptom of schizophrenia is

Catatonic stupor
Progressive amnesia
Thinking derailment
Persecutory delusion

12.Swiss psychiatrist who described early-onset dementia or splitting psychosis

is

Bleular
Kraepelin
Morel
Cotard

13.Psychiatrist who described syndrome of mental automatism.

Snezhnevsky
Ribakov
Kandinsky
Osipov

14.Delving into the world of a patient's fantasies, the detachment from reality that
is characteristic of schizophrenia.

Oneiroid
Autism
Mutism
Ambivalence
15.The phenomenon of splitting, manifested in the speech of the patient with
schizophrenia is.

Schizophasia
Mentism
Thought blocking
Verbigeration

16.Schizophrenia leads to stable changes in.

Thinking
Consciousness
Memory
Orientation

17.Type of schizophrenia with acute motor excitement with a high body

temperature and clouding of consciousness.

Febrile
Paranoid
Hebephrenic
Simple

18.Choose symptoms of schizophrenia which is most likely to be acutely

responsive to the treatment with medications.

Auditory hallucinations
Social withdrawal
Anhedonia
Apathy
19.Using of new words created by the patient in oral and written speech, a
symptom of schizophrenia is.

Neologism
Echolalia
Perseveration
verbigeration

20.A symptom indicating change in personality of the schizophrenic type.

Emotional flattening
Pseudohallucination
Depression
Mental automatism

Topic 9 - Major

1. Suicidal thoughts and behaviour in affective psychosis are typical for.

Intermission period
Manic phase
Remission period
Depressive phase

2. Type of masked depression where there is a persistent headache that is

senesthopathic in nature is called.

Cardialgic
Agrypnia
Cephalgic
Abdominal
4. Causes of dementias due to infections include

Picks’s disease
Huntington’s Chorea
Creutzfeld-Jacob disease
Lewy body dementia

5. Chronic disorder ( duration of 2 or more years ) with numerous hypomanic

minor depressive episodes.

Cyclothimic disorder
Manic episode
Mixed episode
Seasonal affective disorder

6. Type of marked depression in which there are pain and unpleasant sensation
in the heart area is called.

Cephalgic
Agrypnia
Abdominal
Cardialgic

9. Clinical feature of mania includes.

Sleepiness
Reduced weight
Low memory
Elation
10. Name the poor prognostic factor of schizophrenia.

Pyknic physique
Catatonic subtype
Absence of stressor
Abrupt onset

11. Form of manic-depressive disorder in which there are mild depressive

disorders throughout the disease is called.

Dysthymia
Involution melancholia
Cyclothymia
Schizoaffective disorder

12. The indication for electroconvulsive therapy in schizophrenia include​.

Significant neglect of selfcare

Presence of depression
Catatonic stupor
Incomplete remission

13. The acute phase of delirium preceding the organic amnestic syndrome is
called.

Startle reaction
Korsakoff’s syndrome
Neuroleptic sensitivity syndrome
Wernicke’s encephalopathy
16. Daily fluctuations of mood are typical for.

Personality disorders
Eating disorders
Panic attacks
Endogenous depression

19. Duration of the manic phase in typical cases is.

From two to four months

Some hours to two days
From one to two weeks
From one to two years

20. Change in pupils, one of the symptoms of sympathicotonic complex in endogenous

depression is.

Anisocoria
Mydriasis
Miosis
Reduced light response

21. Picking movements at cover-sheets and clothes that can be seen in delirium.

Aphemia
Carphologia
Parapraxis
Asterixis
22. Treatment in a living,learning or working environment ranging from inpatient
psychiatric unit to day care hospitals.

Group psychotherapy
Psychoeducation
Milieu therapy
Family therapy

23. Syndrome which is typical for initial stage of atherosclerosis is a similar.

Manic
Hebephrenic
Cataleptic
Neurasthenic

24. Type of psychosocial treatment which is particularly aimed at teaching problem

solving and communication skills in schizophrenia.

Psychoeducation
Cognitive behaviour therapy
Group psychotherapy
Family therapy

25. Psychiatrist, who described pathophysiologically determined somatovegetative triad

in depression is.

Gurevich
Protopopov
Kandinsky
Snezhnevsky
26. First line of treatment for acute manic or mixed episode is.

Lithium
Valproates
Antipsychotics
Benzodiazepines

27. The type of delusion with depressive content is.

Symbolism
Idea of metamorphosis
Idea of sinfulness
Idea of influence

28. Form of manic-depressive disorder in which there are mild affective disorders
throughout the disease is called;

Cyclothymia
Dysthymia
Involution melancholia
Schizoaffective disorder

29 One or more depressive episodes plus one or more hypomanic episodes without
manic or mixed episodes can be classified as;

Depressive disorder
Bipolar 2 disorder
Bipolar 1 disorder
Depressive disorder
30. Seratonin specoific reuptake inhibitors (SSRIS) antidepressant
Is​;
Venlafaxineo
Trazodone
Imipramine
Fluxetine

31. Apathy and abulia in affective psychosis are typical for;

Manic phase
Remission phase
Intermission phase
Depressive phase

32. Heterocyclic antidepressant is;

Mitrazapine
Trazodone
Amitryptiline
paroxetine

34. One/more depressive episode plus one/more hypomanic episodes without manic or
mixed episodes can be classified as.

Depressive disorder
Bipolar 2 disorder
Bipolar 1 disorder
Manic disorder
35. Distinct period of abnormally and persistently elevated, expansive/irritable mood,
lasting more than 1 week is.

Manic episode
Mixed episode
Depressive disorder
Bipolar 1 disorder

36. Recovery from psychosis to a pre-illness state with a possible repetition of the
phase of psychosis is called.

Convalescence
Relapse
Intermission
Remission

37 .Variant of bipolar disorder, with consistent pattern dependent of the year divisions in
occurrence of episodes.

Depressive disorder
Bipolar 2 disorder
Bipolar 1 disorder
Seasonal affective disorder

38. The type of delusion that occurs in manic state is the idea of.

Power
Sinfulness
Influence
Metamorphosis
39. The syndrome of psycho-speech and motor excitement with an increased joyous
mood is called.

Manic
Hebephrenic
Catatonic
Agitated depressive

40. Duration of the depressive phase in typical cases is.

From two days to three weeks

Some hours to two days
From two to six months
From one to two years

41. Type of schizophrenia when the general criteria are met and features of different
subtypes are exhibited.

Pseudoneurotic
Undifferentiated
Residual
Simple

42. Symptom of schizophrenia when thoughts cease and subject experiences them as
removed by an external force.

Autistic thinking
Thought diffusion
Association disturbance
Thought withdrawal
43. One/more manic or mixed episodes with or without depressive episodes can be
classified as.

Bipolar 1 disorder
Manic episodes
Depressive disorder
Bipolar 2 disorder

44. Biological theories of the aetiology of schizophrenia include.

Information processing
Psychoanalytical
Sociocultural
Brain imaging

45.The greatest differential diagnostic value in the recognition of endogenous

depression is

Increased weight
Irritability
Lack of sleep
Daily mood swings

46. The type of delusion that occurs in a manic state is the idea of.

Metamorphosis
Sinfulness
Power
Influence
47. The symptom that suggest that a patient has endogenous depression rather than
reactive is.

Increased weight
Initial insomnia
Terminal insomnia
Feeling of self pity

49.An emotional state characterized by anxiety depression, or unease is.

Dysphoria
Euphora
Mania
Hypomania

50. Bipolar II and rapid cycling more common in

Children
Both
Female
Male

51. A manic state with predominance of irritability and short temper is called
--------------- mania

Angry
Confused
Fun
Unproductive
Topic 10 - 100%

1. Neurotic level of disorder is characterized by

Delusions
Suicidal behaviour
Obsessions
Amnestic syndrome

2. Main feature of adjustment disorder is the disturbance of

Intellectual function
Sexual behaviour
Social function
Eating behaviour

3. Symptom, which appeared in 20 year old woman who after a boating accident
develops bilateral blindness is called.

Panic
Compulsive
Obsessive
Dissociative

4. Effective medication for obsessive-compulsive disorder

Trifluoperazine
Lorazepam
Paroxetine
Carbamezapine
5. Medication would be effective for treatment of panic attacks and anticipatory
anxiety is.

Pentobarbital
Fluoxetine
Carbamezapine
Haloperidol

6. Syndrome which is typical for stress- related disorders.

Maniac
Depressive
Oneiroid
Asthenic

7. In acute stress reaction symptoms usually begin to diminish after.

24-48 Hours
6 Months
2 Weeks
1 Month

8. Character traits predisposing to development obsessive-compulsive disorder

are.

Explosiveness, aggressiveness
Emaciation, weakness of will
Valetudinarianism,pedantry
Infantilism,suggestibility
9. Acute,episodic, intense attack of anxiety associated with overwhelming
feelings of dread and autonomic discharge is called.

Delusional
Obsessional
Dissociative
Panic

10. Character traits predisposing to development of the dissociative disorder are.

Valetudinarianism, pedantry
Explosiveness, aggressiveness
Infantilism, suggestibility
Emaciation, weakness of will

11. Algophobia is fear of.

Pain
Closed spaces
Strangers
Discrete objects

12. Xenophobia is fear of.

Strangers
Eat in public
Animals
Meeting people
13. Pervasive, unfocused fear without any idea is called.

Anxiety
Compulsion
Obsession
Phobia

14. Panic disorder is usually treated initially with.

Secobarbital
Trifluoperazine
Fluoxetine
Carbamezapine

15. Obsessions are

Intrusive thoughts or impulses

Symptoms of unconscious conflict
Psychotic symptoms
Anxious thoughts

16​. The cause of neurosis is.

Genetic predisposition
Close contact with mentally ill person
Long journey
Intrapersonal conflict

17. The term ‘’ Globus Histericus ‘’ means

A feeling of lump in the throat

Feeling of pressure in the pelvis
Egocentrism in hysteric patients
Synonym for the term ‘ hysterical conversion’
18. An example of specific phobia is a fear of

Horses
Public transportation
Crowds
Social situation

19. Simple phobia is the fear of

Strangers
Closed spaces
Discrete objects
Big animals

20. Hysterical disorder is often manifested by

Obsession
Delusion
Mental automatism
Astasia-abasia

Topic 11 (100%)

1.Factors thought to be involved in the etiology of an antisocial personality

disorder include.

An alcoholic father
Closed head injury
Loss of parents
Encephalitis
2.A person is less likely to seek medical care or psychiatric treatment with the
next personality disorder

Antisocial
Dependent
Obsessive compulsive
Schizoid

3.A pronounced tendency to form overvalued ideas is characteristic of the type of

personality.

Paranoid
Schizoid
Anankesic
Histrionic

4.Somatization disorder is associated with the type of personality.

Paranoid
Histrionic
Schizoid
Dependent

5.Lack of will, hedonism is characteristic of the type of personality disorder.

Antisocial
Schizoid
Paranoid
Histrionic
6.The most likely prognosis in personality disorder is.

Slow improvement
Full recovery
Stable irreversible condition
Fluctuating course

7.The term accentuated personality means.

Organic changes of personality

Changes of personality in the elderly
Normal kind of personality
Postschizophrenic changes of personality

8.Personality disorder can be defined by the following statement.

Features are inflexible and maladaptive

Features are flexible and adaptive
Changing of behavioural traits
Changing of emotional traits

9.Infantilism,self-centeredness,and demonstrative behaviour are typical traits for

the next type of personality.

Histrionic
Anxious
Paranoid
Anankastic

10.The type of personality that is most persistent in achieving a goal is.

Anankastic
Schizoid
Paranoid
Histrionic
11.The reason that schizoids have difficulties in social contact is.

No need to communicate
Anxiety
Low intellectual level
Aggressiveness

12.Exessive anxiety and valetudinarism are typical manifestations of the next

type of personality.

Obsessive compulsive
Schizoid
Paranoid
histrionic

13.A person with anankastic personality disorder is characterized by the

following symptom.

Compulsive checking behaviour

Suspiciousness
Delusion
Emotional flattening

14.Schizoid personality is characterized by.

Hypersensitivity
Emotional coldness
Emotional lability
Suspiciousness

15.The diagnosis of personality disorder is appropriate from the age.

16 or 17
10 or 11
30 or 31
24 or 25
16.Schizoid personality disorder person may do well.

In social isolation
When hospitalized
If treated with antidepressants
If treated with neuroleptics

17.Pronounced tendency to form intrusive ideas or impulses is characteristic of

the type of personality.

Paranoid
Anxious
Emotionally unstable
Obsessive compulsive

18.Russian psychiatrist who most fully described the problem of psychopathies

is.

Gannushkin
Bekhterev
Kerbikov
korsakov

19.Personality disorders are most always.

Manifested during adolescence

Worse in old age
Free of genetic influence
Seen intermittently in adult life

20.Personality disorders are characterized by.

Total disharmony of traits

Aggressive behaviour
Severe fatigue
Low level of intelligence
Topic 12

01.Confused consciousness is characteristic for

Alcohol delirium
Alcohol paranoid
Alcoholic hallucinosis
Alcohol amnestic disorder

02.Most important feature that allows to differentiate a man with alcoholism from
a healthy person using alcohol.

Polyneuropathy
Mental and physical dependence
Conflict in family
Organic changes in organs

03.The most important criterion that allows you to distinguish between

psychoactive drug and and narcotic is

Ability cause dependence

Ability to cause euphoria
Legal provision
Chemical structure

04.Initial stage of alcoholism is characterized;

Loss of quantitative control

Marked degradation of personality
Polyneuropathy
Reduced tolerance
05.Korsakoff’s psychosis is characterized by.

Delusion
Fixation amnesia
Hallucinations
Confused consciousness

06.Alcohol hallucinosis is characterized by.

Pseudohallucinations
Memory disorders
Clear consciousness
Confused consciousness

07.The most important features of addiction are.

Abstinence and antisocial behaviour

Long and permanent use of drugs
Overwhelming involvement and reduced tolerance
Tolerance, withdrawal and abstinence syndromes

08.Severe alcohol withdrawal syndrome can lead to.

Hallucinosis
Acute Schizophrenia
Neurosis
Manic-depressive disorder

09.A symptom indicating the development of severe delirium is

Sudden psychomotor agitation

Fixation amnesia
Arousal within the bed
Visual hallucination
10.A kind of atypical depression that manifests in somatic symptoms is called.

Adynamic
Masked
Psychogenic
Apathic

11.The raw material for the production of cocaine is

Chemical synthesis substance

Indian hemp
Shrub from bolivia and peru
Sleeping poppies

12.The pathogenetic basis of alcohol withdrawal syndrome is the accumulation

of

Lactic acid
Acetic acid
Acetaldehyde
Acetone

13.The raw material for the production of fenamin(Benzedrine) is

Chemical synthesis substance

Shrub growing in Bolivia and Peru
Indian hemp
Mexican mushroom

14.Emotionally unstable personality disorder has two types

Dependent and borderline

Impulsive and borderline
Avoidant and impulsive
Anxious and dependent
15.Social inhibition, feeling of inadequacy, hypersensitivity, to criti

Antisocial
Borderline
Narcissistic
Avoidant

16.Reexperiencing the trauma through dreams, recurrent, intrusive disorder is is

called,

Blackout
Rumination
Obsession
Flashback

17.Drug addiction in which withdrawal symptoms are less,

Hashish
Opium
Ephedron
Barbituric

18.Patients with a major depressive episode have a high risk of;

Amnesia
Virus infection
Cancer
Suicide

19.Transient condition after using of psychoactive substance, resulting in

consciousness, cognition, perception, affect, behaviour disturbances,

Withdrawal
Dependence
Intoxication
Abuse
20.Multi-infarct is dementia is characterized by the following feature,

Step-ladder pattern
Severe depression
Autistic thinking
Visual hallucination

21.After carbon-monoxide poisoning, patient forgot the event of previous two

months- this is
Anterograde amnesia
Substitutional confabulation
Amnestic syndrome
Retrograde amnesia

22.The current episode in recurrent depressive disorder can be specified as,

Mixed
Hypomanic
Cyclothymic
Moderate

23.Bipolar has two formas

Strong and weak

First and second
Psychotic and neurotic
Initial and final

24.A chronic disorder characterized by many periods and depressed and

hypomanic mood is called,

Dysthymia
Bipolar 1
Cyclothymia
Bipolar 2
25.An unstable affect, mood swings, marked impulsive are main symptoms of
personality disorder,

Paranoid
Schizoid
Schizotypal
Borderline

26.Detachment, restricted emotionally , social drifting and dysphoria are main

symptoms of personality disorder,

Schizoid
Paranoid
Schizotypal
Histrionic

27.Schizophrenia symptom; senseless repetition of same words or phrases over

and over again is called;

Echolalia
Mutism
Perseveration
Verbiaration

28.Name the good prognostic factor of schizophrenia,

Blunted affect
Absence of stressor
Long-term hospitalization
Presence of depression
29.Hospitalisation in case of schizophrenia is indicated-if- there is,

Precipitating stressor
Danger to self
Early onset
Flat affect

30.Dissociative disorder characterized by episodes of wandering away(usually

away from home)is called,

Dissociative fugue
Hysterical pseudodementia
Possession hysteria
Dissociative amnesia

31.Predisposing factor for the development of delirium is called;

Hypersomnia
Personality disorder
Pre-exciting brain damage
Middle age

32.If a major depressive episode has psychotic symptom it has,

Best prognosis
Exogenic reasons
Mild course
Worse prognosis

33.Lack of appetite of refusal of food is called,

Pica
Anorexia
Bulimia
Agitation
34.A method of choice for the treatment of dissociative disorder is,

Physical exercises
Psychotherapy
Occupational therapy
Electroconvulsive therapy

35.Mood lability, dissociative symptoms, preoccupation with rejection are typical

symptoms of personality disorders cluster,

C
B
A
D

36.Symptomatic treatment of organic anxiety disorder includes,

Beta-blockers
Cholinesterase inhibitors
Thiamine
Mood stabilization

37.Continuous feeling of nervousness, trembling, muscular tension, sweating are

typical for,
Unspecified anxiety disorder
Somatoform autonomic dysfunction
Generalized anxiety disorder
Obsessive- compulsive disorder

38.Symptom of schizophrenia; experience of thoughts imposed by some external force

on person’s passive mind,

Thought diffusion
Thought insertion
Made impulses
Delusional perception
39.Psychological symptoms of anxiety include,

Fearfulness
Tremors
Sweating
Dyspnoea

40.Catatonic symptom-repetition of the phrases or words heard, is called,

Echopraxia
Echomimia
Echograohia
Echolalia

41.Symptoms like mutism, rigidity, waxy flexibility, posturing, negative are

particular for the type of schizophrenia,

Simple
Catatonic
Residual
Paranoid

42.Depressive syndrome is characterized by feelings of.

Persecution
Grandeur
Suspiciousness
Worthlessness
43.Confused or stuporous condition- corresponds to the blood alcohol level,

0.1%
0.2%
0.3%
0.05%

44.Syndrome which includes grandiose delusion, mood disorders and auditory

hallucinations is called

Paranoic
Paranoiac
Pseudoorganic
Paraphrenic

45.Colorful, exaggerated behaviour, excitable, shallow emotional expression are

main symptoms personality disorder,

Histrionic
Schizoid
Schizotypal
Paranoid

46.Following etiological model of obsessive- compulsive disorder has received

widespread support,

Iatrogenic
Genetic
Neurobiological
Viral

47.Depressed mood or anhedonia are necessary clinical symptom of,

Schizophrenia
Neurotic disorder
Major depression
Epilepsy
48.Type of amnesia that follows a psychologically traumatic or stressful life
situation,

Dissociative
Progrssive
Organic
Fixation

49.Impaired motor coordination, conjunctival injection, increased appetite are

intoxication symptoms of

Opiate
Cocaine
Amphetamines
Cannabis

50.Dysthymic disorder in more common in women who are younger than …………
years old.

16
50
36
64

51.Stooped posture,slowing of movements,slowed speech are typical symptoms

for

Anxiety disorder
Psychomotor retardation
Catatonic schizophrenia
Psychomotor acceleration

52.Clomipramine,fluoxetine,fluvoxamine,paroxetine,sertraline belong to a group

of drugs

Beta-blockers
Antidepressants
Antipsychotics
Benzodiazepines
53.Peculiar thought process, inappropriate affect are typical symptoms of
personality disorders cluster,

C
B
A
D

54.Good prognostic factor in mood disorders include;

Marked hypochondriacal features

Typical clinical features
Co-morboid medical disorder
Mood-incongruent psychotic feature

55.Schneider’s first rank symptoms of schizophrenia include,

Affect disturbances
Made impulses
Impaired abstraction
Autistic thinking

56.False perception of a sensory stimulus in the absence of a stimulus is called;

Delusion
Pareidolia
Hallucination
Synthesia

57.Lack of initiative associated with psychomotor slowing in schizophrenia is

called,

Affective flattening
Loosening of associations
Avolition-apathy
Anhedonia-asociality
58.The most dangerous form of the alcoholic encephalopathy in terms of fatal
outcome,

Alcoholic pseudoparalysis
Gaye-Wernicke’s encephalopathy
Alcoholic hallucinosis
Korsakoff’s psychosis

59.Alprazolam, clonazepam belong to a group of drugs,

Antidepressant
Benzodiazepines
Beta-blockers
Buspirone

60.Intense elation with delusions of grandeur is called,

Euthymia
Hypomania
Exaltation
Euphoria

61.Causes of dementias due to parenchymatous brain disease include,

Huntington’s chorea
Wilson’s disease
Multi-infract dementia
Cretzfeldt-jacob disease

62.Main clinical features of dementia include,

Memory impairment
Hallucination
Delusion
Neurological sign
63. A syndrome characterized by increase fatigue, mood swing, and vegetative
symptoms is called,

Depressive
Asthenic
Obsessive
Hypochondriac

64.Syndrome characterized by ideas of physical ugliness, ideas of negative

attitude to oneself, and depression,

Dysmorphomania
Hebephrenia
Akathisia
Catatonia

65.Pathological productive symptoms include,

Circumstantiality
Derailment
Overvalued ideas
Tangentiality

66.The symptom of the flapping tremor that can be seen in delirium is called,

Asterixis
Torticollis
Akathisia
Chorea

67.Disorder os sleep which is typical for delirium,

Middle-night insomnia
Perversion of the sleep cycle
Initial insomnia
Earlier morning awakening
68.The obligate symptom of the kandinsky-clerambault syndrome is,

Fantastic confabulation
Mental automatism
Fixation amnesia
Confused consciousness

69.Acute, episodic, intense attack of anxiety associated with overwhelming

feeling of dread and autonomic discharge is called,

Obsessional
Panic
Dissociative
Delusional

70.In the blood of a healthy person alcohol is contained in a dose up to,

0.02g/l
0.001g/l
0.1g/l
0.3g/l

71.A thinking disorder that refers to formal disturbance of the associative

process is,

Overvalued idea
Delusion
Obsession
Derailment

72.The content of the delusions in paranoid schizophrenia is usually

Guilt, erotomanic
Persecution, reference
Poisoning, theft
Depressive, shared
73.The obligate symptom of catatonic syndrome is the disorder of,

Intelligence
Thinking process
Mood
Motor sphere

74.Lithium refers to a group of drugs,

Mood stabilizer
Antidepressant
Antipsychotics
Tranqualizers

75.A fantastic illusory image​ that occurs when the same analyzer is irritated is
called,

Eidetism
Paraidolia
Pseudohallucination
Cryptomnesia

76.Elaborate pantomimes as if continuing patient’s usual work in the hospital bed

in the state,

Delirium tremens
Toxic dementia
Depressive pseudodementia
Occupational delirium
77.Physical symptom of anxiety include,

Derealisation
Tachycardia
Hyperarousal
Fearfulness

78.Type of schizophrenia with incoherence and severe loosening of associations,

emotional disturbances and disinhibited behavior,

Paranoid
Catatonic
Hebephrenic
Residual

79.Palpitation, choking sensation, dizziness, feeling of unreality are typical

symptoms for

Unspecified anxiety disorder

Panic disorder
Social phobia
Generalized anxiety disorder

80.The symptom of schizophrenia sudden interruption of stream of speech before

the thoughts is completed,

Thought blocking
Losing of association
Thought diffusion
Word approximation

81.Cessation motor activity is called,

Atony
Adynamia
Apathy
Abulia
82.The positive symptom of schizophrenia is,

Mutism
Delusion
Avolition
Alogia

83.The raw material for the production of marijuana is,

Sleeping poppies
Chemical synthesis substance
Mexican mushroom
Indian hemp

84.The typical test for amphetamines, barbiturates, benzodiazepines,

cannabinoids is,

Urine drug screen

Breath analysis
Hormone level
Blood test

85.Form of behaviour which is aimed at neutralising the distress arising out of

obsession,
Displacement
Isolation
Undoing
Compulsion

86.The most frequent type of the hallucination of schizophrenia is,

Olfactory
Gustatory
Somatic
Auditory
87.Distrust and suspiciousness, emotional coldness and oddity are main
symptom of ​personality disorder,

Histrionic
Schizoid
Schizotypal
Paranoid

88.The raw material for the production of morphine is,

Indian hemp
Shrub from Bolivia
Sleeping poppies
Mexican mushroom

89.Developing depressive features within 12months of an acute episode of

schizophrenia is called,

Schizo-affective disorder
Depressive episode
Post-schizophrenic depression
Schizophreniform disorder

90.Motor action become clumsy-correspond to blood alcohol level

0.1

91.Frontal lobe syndrome includes such symptoms as,

Lack of initiative
Hyper-metamorphosis
Obsessional traits
Excessive religiosity
92.Discomfort with social relationships, thought distortion, eccentricity are main
symptom of personality disorder,

Paranoid
Schizotypal
Schizoid
Histrionic

93.Irrational fear of being in places away from the familiar setting of home is
called,

Conversion
Social phobia
Panic disorder
Agoraphobia

94.Bipolar 1 disorder pharmacotherapy includes,

Mood stabilizer
NMDA-antagonist
Hormones
Cholinesterase inhibitors

95.Unsocial acts inability to conform to social rules are symptoms of personality

disorder,

Schizotypal
Schizoid
Borderline
Dissocial

96.The psychotherapeutic method of choice for treatment of anxiety disorders,

Psychodynamically oriented therapy

Existential therapy
Cognitive-behavioral therapy
Bioenergetic analysis
97.Syndrome characterized by auditory hallucination in a single sensory modality
in clear consciousness is called,

Hallucinosis
Delirium
Paranoid
Catatonia

98.Disorders associated with personality disorders are,

Neurotic
Sexual
Mood
Sleep

99.N-methyl.D-Aspartate (NMDA) an antagonist, available for the treatment of

moderately severe to severe Alzhiemer’s disease,

Memantine
Rivastigmine
Galantamine
Donepezil

100.Judgment, restraint are loosened, disrupted- correspond to the blood alcohol

level,

0.2%
0.3%
0.1%
0.05%

101.Vision of objects in an unnaturally large size is called,

Xanthopsia
Macropsia
Micropsia
Dysmegalopsia
102.Severe intoxication by Opiods

Respiratory depression
Pupils
Hypertension
Reflexes

103.The most severe alcohol withdrawal syndrome is called,

Alcoholic dementia
Peripheral neuropathy
Delirium tremens
Alcoholic hallucination

104.Disorder where individual patterns are pervasive, inflexible and maladaptive

is called,

Mood disorder
Sleep disorder
Schizophrenia
Personality disorder

105.Syndrome of schizophrenia occurring in the presence of mental retardation,

Schizophreniform disorder
Pfropt schizophrenia
Late paraphrenia
Simple schizophrenia

106.A symptome in which the patient constantly experiences unpleasant

sensation in the body is called,

Senesthopathy
Synesthesia
Anesthesia
Paresthesia
107.Hospitalization of patients with dysthymic disorder is usually,

Not indicated
Necessary
As planned
Urgent

108.Individuals preoccupied with orderliness, perfectionism, excessive pedantry

and control demonstrate main symptoms of personality disorder,

Anxious
Dependent
Borderline
Anankastic