MCQ IN PSYCHIATRY

Edited by Dr Anil Kakunje
MCQ’s in Psychiatry & Psychology

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Editor

Dr Anil Kakunje

MBBS, DPM (NIMHANS) MD (Manipal) Professor & Head, Dept. of Psychiatry Yenepoya Medical College
Yenepoya University, Mangalore

Consultant Psychiatrist
Kakunje Psychiatry & Counselling Centre
IInd Floor, Tej Towers, Jyothi Cricle, Mangalore

Ph: 9845312940. Email: anilpsychiatry@yahoo.co.in

Dr Anil Kakunje is the Professor and Head, Dept of Psychiatry at Yenepoya Medical College, Mangalore. He did his DPM from NIMHANS, Bangalore and MD Psychiatry from KMC, Manipal.

He has more than 55 publications, written chapters for 5 books and authored 3 books. He has published articles on unique areas like ‘Gas syndrome’, News addiction, wanting rhinorrhoea to relieve headache as a culture bound syndrome, sex as a cure for insomnia apart from regular psychiatry topics. He is a guide for MD students and PhD scholars. Received research grants of nearly Rupees 30 lacs from various funding agencies.

l Recipient of Young Psychiatrist Track Award by the World Association of Social Psychiatry for the year 2016 at New Delhi.

l Received Prof Raguram Distinguished Young Teacher Award from Indian Psychiatric Society Karnataka Chapter for the year 2018.

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Contributors

Sameeran S. Chate

Associate Professor of Psychiatry, J.N.M.C. Belagavi

Dr Kiran Kumar PK

Professor of Psychiatry AJIMS, Mangalore

Dr Santosh Prabhu

Asst. Professor of Psychiatry KSHEMA, Mangalore

Dr Narayan R Mutalik

Associate Professor of Psy. SNMC, Bagalkot

Dr. Bheemsain Tekkalaki

Assistant Professor of Psy. JNMC, Belagavi

Dr Ganesh Kini

Asst Professor of Psy. YMC,Mangalore

Mrs. Sowmya S. Puthran Psychologist, YENCOURAGE YMC, Mangalore

Dr Sanjay H.C

General Hospital Shikaripura, Shivamogga

Dr. Harish Kulkarni

Assistant Professor of Psychiatry SNMC, Bagalkot

Dr. Shivanand B Hiremath,

Senior Resident of Psy. KIMS, Hubli

Dr Veda N Shetageri

Associate professor of Psy. MVJMC,Hoskote, Bengaluru

Dr. Sandeep Patil

Assistant Professor of Psychiatry J.N. Medical College, Belagavi

Dr. Sushma Inamdar

Assistant Professor of Psy. SNMC, Bagalkot

Dr Manoj Shettar, MD

Assistant Professor of Psy. SDM Medical College, Dharwad

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Foreword

Chittaranjan Andrade, M.D.

Dean (Basic Sciences)
Professor, Clinical Psychopharmacology Unit
Department of Clinical Psychopharmacology and Neurotoxicology National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences

Bangalore 560 029, India Email: andradec@gmail.com

When I was preparing for my final MBBS examinations in 1981, I was faced with the enormous challenge of reading through thick medical textbooks, end to end. I did so; but that was when I discovered that there is also much learning to be obtained from studying the different subjects through multiple choice questions (MCQs), happily, a few books of which were available in my college library.

It gives me much pleasure to write the foreword to this book which comprises a multi author compilation of quiz questions in psychiatry. I am sure that this book will help students of psychiatry to revise what they have learnt and to prepare for their examinations, including oral examinations. It would give quiz masters a resource for questions to pose to eager candidates. It would give students an opportunity to prepare for quizzes. And I imagine that examiners would find it easier, using this book, to find ideas for questions for postgraduate students.

This book is a worthy successor to the previous book, the IPSKC MCQ’s in Psychiatry: 1000+ which was published in 2017. My congratulations to the authors.

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Message

Prof (Dr.) C V Raghuveer,

MD, DCP, FIMSA, FICPath

Pro Vice Chancellor,

Yenepoya Deemed-to-be University, Deralakatte, Mangalore

The role of a Teacher is not only to teach, but also to assess how much the student has learnt. A good Teacher is one who makes the students learn and assesses the students with different tools. This small booklet on MCQs in Psychiatry written by Dr. Anil Kakunje and friends is not only a compendium on questions set by the authors but also a ready- reckoner in the subject. The exhaustive coverage includes questions of varying types, varying difficulty levels and also varying degrees of interest. A difficult subject like Psychiatry is made to look so easy that even a novice in Psychiatry will start liking the subject and the way it is assessed. short answer questions make the subject easy and enjoyable.

The authors have toiled much in making the manuscript look modern and current and they have included best of 4 response MCQs, True or False, Fill in the blanks, Match the tables etc. These are all the ways of improving the students’ ability to grasp the subject as well. A few more items like K type MCQs, Multiple True or False etc could be included in the next edition. Compliments to the authors for their effor ts and interest in making their subject seem more interesting. May their efforts bear fruits.

The advantage of such short booklets is the ease with which one can carry it anywhere for preparation of any competitive examinations. Wish the authors and students all success in learning Psychiatry.

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Dr Madhukar BR, MD Dr Sunil G Patil, MD

President, IPSKC Hony. Secretary, IPSKC

On behalf of IPSKC we would like to congratulate Dr Anil Kakunje for bringing out the 2nd & revised edition of MCQ’s in Psychiatry- 1555 plus.

It’s bigger than the hugely successful 1st edition. Within 3 years they have upgraded it. This speaks volumes of their commitment.

This has been the most appreciated reference source for quiz for students. IPSKC is proud to be associated with this project.
We wish Dr Anil & team many more success.

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Dr MS Moosabba, MS

Principal

Yenepoya Medical College Mangalore, India

I am extremely happy to know that Second edition of the PSYCHIATRY MCQ BOOK 1555 PLUS authored by our Psychiatry HOD, Dr. Anil Kakunje and his team is getting published soon under the banner of Psychiatry Society of Karnataka Chapter. It reminds me how the previous edition of this book helped the students in getting PG courses in the branches of medicine. Inthiscompetitiveworldofspecializationsuchbooksarevery helpful to the medical students.

I congratulate Dr. Anil Kakunje and the associated team for the hard work that has gone in preparation of the 2nd edition of this book.

I wish them all the success for their future endeavors.

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Preface

I never thought I would go into writing books! A lot of learning material would not be available unless you compile it in a systematic manner and preserve it. This endeavor is yet another step in that direction. The first edition of the book was a dream which became a reality in 2017. I was immensely touched by the appreciations received from the students, readers and question paper setters which motivated me to move on to the revised second edition. This edition is around 50% larger than the first edition. It has more than 1600 questions and answers which would help medical undergraduates, post graduates and also students preparing for entrance / competitive examinations. We have taken utmost care to minimize errors.

I thank all the contributors for their whole hearted cooperation. I thank my family members for their immense suppor t especially my wife Sushma and son Ishaan as the time spent on this is majorly from their quota.

I extend my thanks to Mr Wilfred of Chetana Printers for his cooperation.

“To know what you know and what you do not know is true knowledge” -Confucius

Dr Anil Kakunje

9845312940 anilpsychiatry@yahoo.co.in

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Contents

102 Not out

IPSKC PG Quiz 2020

SUPER 80

Pleasant 50

Psychology Questions

IPSKC UG/Intern MCQ Prize Exam -2019

Sixty Plus Syndromes in Psychiatry

IPSKC UG/Intern Medical Prize Exam -2017

IPSKC UG/Intern Medical Prize Exam -2016

IPSKC UG/Intern Medical Prize Exam -2015

IPSKC UG/Intern Medical Prize Exam -2014

IPSKC UG/Intern Medical Prize Exam -2013

IPSKC UG/Intern Medical Prize Exam -2012

IPSKC UG/Intern Medical Prize Exam -2011

Fifty Questions

Challenging Questions

Topics

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RAPID FIRE ROUND

Dr Anil Kakunje

1. Who was the first person to describe Hebephrenic schizophrenia?

2. What is the preferred mode of administration of Tab. Asenapine ?

3. What is the minimum score in PANSS?

4. Exner & Klopfer system is related to what in psychiatry?

5. STAR-D trial was done for which illness?

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6. Who gave the concept of Guru-Chela relationship?

7. Fear of death is called as

8. When do we celebrate HIV/AIDS awareness day?

9. Housebound housewife syndrome is related to which disorder?

10. The name Anthony T Barker is associated with what in psychiatry?

11. Who was the first person to describe Catatonia?

12. What is the ICD code for schizophreniform disorder?

13. Name the special seizure type where olfactory hallucination is a prominent feature

14. Madras Longitudinal Study was done on which illness?

15. Who gave the social classification of suicide?

16. Finger agnosia, dyscalculia, and right left disorientation is seen in which condition?

17. When do we celebrate international day against substance abuse and drug trafficking?

18. What is the total number of items in Young Mania Rating Scale?

19. Thase and Rush staging model is used for what in Psychiatry?

20. Before its use as an antipsychotic – what was the first use of the drug Chlorpromazine?

21. McNaughtens rule is dealt under which section of IPC?

22. Who was first person to describe the concept of Cyclothymia?

23. STEP-BD Project was on which illness?

24. Concept of PANDAS is related to which psychiatric illness?

25. Amotivational syndrome is attributed to the use of which substance?

26. When do we celebrate World Alzheimer’s day?

27. Sudden bursts of laughter as part of a seizure is called as

28. Terms Psychoticism, Extraversion and Neuroticism is related to what in psychiatry?

29. What is maximum recommended dose of Ziprasidone in schizophrenia?

30. Total score in YBOCS rating scale is

31. Who first described simple schizophrenia?

32. Dantrolene is a used in the treatment of which condition?

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33. Epworth scale is used for assessment of which condition?

34. CAPS study in India was on which illness?

35. The lead actor in the famous movie ‘Beautiful Mind’ was

36. K – Complexes are seen in which stage of NREM sleep?

37. The phrase ‘suchi bai’ is related to which illness?

38. Which was the first country to legalize euthanasia?

39. When do we celebrate World Schizophrenia Day

40. Who gave the concept of Anima & Animus?

41. Type 1 & 2 alcoholism is whose concept?

42. Name a reversible inhibitor of MAO-A

43. MMSE has a copying test of two intersecting pentagons. This is replaced by what in HMSE?

44. ECA & NCS studies in US were done for what?

45. Narcolepsy is due to the deficiency of which neuropeptide?

46. What is the maximum score in Glasgow Coma Scale?

47. When do we celebrate world mental health day?

48. What is name of the epilepsy related to menstrual cycles called?

49. Gandhi’s Truth: On the Origins of Militant Nonviolence is a 1969 book about Mahatma Gandhi was written by which developmental psychologist?

50. Landolt’s name is associated with what in psychiatry

51. Name of Aaron Beck is associated with which psychotherapy?

52. Visited a dentist and that relieved the tooth pain – is an example of what kind of learning

53. Who proposed learned helplessness model?

54. Briquets syndrome is currently known as what?

55. Rosenthal’s book on winter blues is related to which psychiatric illness?

56. Mechanism of action of Disulfiram is

57. Name the antidepressant which has been approved for diabetic neuropathy

58. A family member may enable unhealthy behaviour of a person with alcohol dependence. It is called as what?

59. Aerophobia is fear of what?

60. Fagerstrom scale is used for assessment of which syndrome?

61. Dhat syndrome term was proposed by whom?

62. In CAGE questionnaire what does G stand for –

63. A little girl thinks if she doesn’t enter the house with her right leg, mother would fall ill. It is an example for

64. Section 309 of IPC deals with

65. Parent, Child, Adult type of interaction is related to which psychoanalysis model

66. Treatment of acute dystonia is

67. Teeth grinding and jaw clenching in sleep is called as

68. Maximum dose of Olanzapine recommended per day is

69. AUDIT scale is used for

70. The name of Hagop Akiskal is associated with which psychiatric disorder?

71. Which event is celebrated internationally on June 21st?

72. What is common to Calcium Carbamide, Cephalosporins and Metronidazole?

73. Delusion that an identical-looking impostor has replaced a friend is called what?

74. The highest stressful score in HOLMES & RAHE scale is for

75. Drug which is known to cause Steven Johnson syndrome and hence is hiked slowly

76. Number of Wernicke’s area according to Brodmann’s classification is

77. What is common to Hyperventilation, sleep deprivation and photic stimulation?

78. What has replaced Mental Health Act of 1987?

79. GHQ – General Health Questionnaire was devised by whom?

80. 5p minus syndrome is commonly known as

81. Where do you tap to elicit the glabellar reflex?

82. Richard Atkinson & Richard Shiffrin theory is for what?

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83. What does ‘P’ stand for in PET scan

84. Name the person who investigated instinctive behaviour in animals and imprinting.

85. Five Minutes speech sample of caregiver is taken for the assessment of what?

86. You giving way when someone is honking from behind always is an example for what kind of learning?

87. EEG – ‘Delta activity’ in frequency terms is

88. Fink’s rating scale is used for assessment of which syndrome in psychiatry?

89. Root value of Biceps jerk is what?

90. Name of Stephen Stahl is associated with which sub specialty of psychiatry?

91. 3 Hz spike and wave pattern in EEG is seen in

92. Who wrote the famous books Human sexual response & Human sexual inadequacy?

93. A 50 year old male develops rapidly progressive memory problems, myoclonus & behavioral problems. What would you suspect?

94. Bouffee Delirante is a French equivalent for which ICD diagnosis?

95. Individual has the erroneous belief that familiar persons have exchanged identities. What is the phenomenon called?

96. CA is Cornu Ammonis. CA 1, CA2, CA3, CA4 are parts of which structure in the brain?

97. The book “I am OK You’re OK” is based on which school of psychology?

1. Ewald Hecker

2. Sub-lingual

3. 30

4. Rorschach

5. Depression

6. J.S. Neki

7. Thanatophobia

8. December 1st

9. Agoraphobia

10. Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation

11. Karl Ludwig Karlbaum

12. Schizophreniform disorder is not there in ICD

13. Uncinate fits

14. Schizophrenia

15. Emile Durkheim

16. Gerstmann syndrome

17. June 26

18. 11

19. Treatment Resistant Depression

20. Anesthetic agent

21. 84

22. Ewald Hecker and Karl Kahlbaum

23. Bipolar Affective Disorder

24. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

25. Chronic cannabis use
26. September 21st
27. Gelastic epilepsy
28. Eyesenck’s personality Questionnaire 29. 160 milligrams

30. 40
31. Eugen Bleuler
32. Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome 33. Sleep disorders
34. Acute psychosis
35. Russell Crowe
36. Stage 2 NREM Sleep
37. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
38. Netherlands
39. May 24
40. Carl Jung
41. Cloninger
42. Moclobemide
43. Diamond within a square
44. Epidemiology of psychiatric illness 45. Hypocretin (Orexin)
46. 15
47. October 10th
48. Catamenial epilepsy
49. Erik Erikson

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50. Forced Normalization

51. Cognitive therapy

52. Negative reinforcement

53. Martin Seligman

54. Somatization disorder

55. Seasonal Affective Disorder

56. Acetaldehyde dehydrogenase inhibitor

57. Duloxetine

58. Co-dependence

59. Flying

60. Nicotine dependence syndrome

61. Dr NN Wig

62. Guilty about your drinking

63. Magical Thinking

64. Suicide

65. Transactional analysis

66. Promethazine

67. Bruxism

68. 20 mg

69. Severity of alcohol dependence

70. Bipolar affective disorder

71. International Yoga day

72. Mimics disulfiram-ethanol reaction

73. Capgras delusion

74. Death of a spouse
75. Lamotrigine
76. Area 22
77. Activation procedures for EEG 78. Mental Health Care Act 2017 79. David Goldberg

80. Cri Du Chat Syndrome
81. Centre between the two eyebrows 82. Memory
83. Positron
84. Konrad Lorenz
85. Expressed emotions
86. Negative reinforcement
87. <4
88. Catatonia
89. C5, C6
90. Psychopharmacology
91. Petit mal or absence seizures
92. William Masters & Virginia Johnson 93. CJD- Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease
94. Acute Psychosis
95. Intermetamorphosis
96. Hippocampus
97. Transactional analysis

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TEST YOUR PSYCHIATRY KNOWLEDGE

1. Unconditional positive regard concept was given by –

2. What is the principal mechanism of action of the drug Memantine

3. Kanner’s syndrome is other name of which disorder

4. The original title of the movie Mental Hai Kya? was changed due to stiff opposition by the Indian Psychiatry Society. What was the new title of the movie?

5. Magnan’s sign is related to addiction of which substance

6. Name the test in which the participant is asked to guess the missing words in a sentence /paragraph to quantify formal thought disorder.

7. Fragile X Syndrome is inherited with an X linked dominant pattern. Abnormality is due to the typical ………….chemical bases repetition.

8. What is the ICD -10 code for dissociative disorder

9. Young man falling in love with his own image in a pool of water – This story is related to which personality disorder

10. Who is credited for the camp approach for psychiatry in India? He put up tents in the hospital compound so that family could stay with the patients.

11. Psychodrama was developed by –

12. Sudden brief loss of muscle tone triggered by strong emotions as in narcolepsy is called as –

13. Imperative hallucinations are also called as

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14. Which blood test could be done to differentiate between seizures and pseudo seizures

15. Egoistic, Anomic, Fatalistic are terms related to what in psychiatry

16. What is the duration criteria to diagnose OCD according to ICD-10 criteria

17. What is considered as the fifth vital sign in clinical setting specially related to Psycho- oncology

18. Expand the World Health Organization study – DOSMED

19. What is the maximum dose of Paliperidone monthly injection available in the market

20. 10/66 research group is related to which illness

21. Anxiety related to losing mobile or missing mobile connection is called as

22. The term “posttraumatic stress disorder” came into use following which war?

23. Herbert Graf, Opera producer was as a child popularly known as Little Hans. Whose experiments are related to this name

24. The famous English movie- AVIATOR which bagged eleven academy awards depicted which psychiatric illness

25. The first general hospital psychiatry unit [GHPU] started in which Indian City

26. Expand the famous Indian study – SOFACOS

27. ICD code for Diabetes comes under which alphabet in ICD-10

28. Maximum dose of Vortioxetine given per day for depression as per guidelines

29. Exner and Klopfer system is related to what in Psychiatry?

30. When is World Mental Health Day celebrated?

31. What is the minimum duration criteria to diagnose conduct disorder according to ICD- 10?

32. Soiling the cloths with stools by children who has passed the age of toilet training is called as

33. Injection Fluphenazine deconoate comes in what dose

34. Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) is a form of psychotherapy used for

35. YAVIS is an acronym that stands for “Young, Attractive, Verbal, Intelligent, and Successful”. This is related to what in psychiatry

36. A patient with schizophrenia on treatement has elevated Creatine Kinase, LDH, and leucocytosis. What would you suspect

37. Priapism is a side effect of which antidepressant

38. Name the current editor of Indian Journal of psychiatry

39. Alice in Wonderland syndrome is experienced with which common condition

40. Name the physician who was a proponent of humane and moral treatment of insanity?

41. First-rank symptoms in schizophrenia were proposed by whom?

42. Name the person/s who invented Electroconvulsive therapy?

43. Which neurologist is called the ‘Father of Psychosurgery’ who later won Nobel Prize in medicine along with Swiss Physiologist Walter Hess?

44. Which wave is predominantly seen in EEG during Deep Sleep (NREM Stage 3 and 4)?

45. A 30-year-old man is started on Amitriptyline. He develops dry mouth, constipation, and blurred vision. Action on which receptor could explain the side-effects described?

46. Exposure to which drug in-utero can lead to development of Ebstein’s anomaly in infants?

47. Atomoxetine is a drug used for treatment of which disorder?

48. Neurofibrillary tangles are intraneuronal aggregates seen in which disease?

49. Korsakoff syndrome is caused by deficiency of which Vitamin?

50. Which endocrine abnormality is most commonly seen in depression?*

51. What is the name of the condition where the husband develops labor pain just like his expectant wife?

52. Which Specific Phobia is strongly genetic?**

53. Astasia-Abasia gait is seen in which disorder?

54. Excessive concerns with physical appearance, inappropriately seductive, shallow and labile affect, being self-centered and acting dramatically are features of which Personality disorder?

55. Mitgehen and Mitmachen are signs seen in which syndrome?

56. Sudden and transient muscle weakness while being fully conscious, usually triggered by laughing or crying is caused by deficiency of which neuropeptide?***

57. Expand MMSE

58. Mental retardation can be diagnosed in a person with IQ less than ?

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1. Carl Rogers

2. NMDA antagonist

3. Childhood autism

4. Judgemental Hai Kya

5. Cocaine

6. Cloze test

7. CGG

8. F44

9. Narcissistic personality disorder

10. Dr. Vidyasagar

11. Jacob L Moreno

12. Cataplexy

13. Command hallucinations

14. Serum Prolactin

15. Suicide

16. 2 weeks

17. Pain

18. Determinants of Outcome of severe
mental disorders

19. 75 mg

20. Dementia

21. Nomophobia

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22. Vietnam War 39.

23. Sigmund Freud 40.

24. Obsessive compulsive 41. disorder 42.

25. Kolkata

26. Study of factors 43. associated with 44. course and outcome
of schizophrenia.

27. E

28. 20mg/day 47.

Migraine

Philippe Pinel

Kurt Schneider

Lucio Bini and Ugo Cerletti

Egas Moniz

29. Rorschach Inkblot Test

30. October 10th

31. 6 months

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

32. Encopresis 51.

33. 25mg 52.

Couvade syndrome

Blood injection injury phobia

34. Post traumatic stress disorder

35. Most favored type of patients for

psychotherapy

53. Dissociative disorder

54. Histrionic personality disorder

55. Catatonia

36. Neuroleptic malignant syndrome 56.

37. Trazodone 57.

Hypocretin (Orexin)

Mini Mental State Examination

38. Dr. Om Prakash Singh

58. IQ <70

Delta waves

45. Muscarinic receptors

46. Lithium

48. Alzheimer’s disease

49. Vitamin B1(Thiamine)

50. Hypercortisolaemia

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PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY

1. Treatment of priapism is with
A. Phenylephrine B. Sildenafil C. Tadalafil D. Verdenafil

2. Identify the antidepressant used for treatment of Tobacco dependence syndrome
A. Bupropion. B. Venlafaxine C. Dapoxetine D. Escitalopram

3. Identify the drug causing hyperprolactinaemia:
A. Amisulpride B. Amitriptyline C. Fluvoxaime D. Lorazepam

4. Which one among the following is NaSSA:

A. Clomipramine C. Paroxetine

5. Drug used in the treatment of OCD:

A. Clomipramine C. Olanzapine

B. Mirtzapine D. Duloxetine

B. Clozapine D. Dapoxetine

6. Which mood stabilizer among the following has ‘therapeutic window phenom- enon’:

A. Valproate. B. Lithium
C. Oxcarbazapine. D. Carbamazepine.

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7. Which antidepressant among the following has less Sexual side effect:
A. Bupropion. B. Paroxetine C. Fluoxetine D. Fluvoxamine.

8. Which drug among the following can cause pancreatitis:
A. Lithium B. Sodium Valproate C. Pregabalin D. Olanzapine

9. Fluoxamine is metabolized by which enzyme:
A. CYP1A2 B. CYP2D6 C. CYP74A D. CYP1A1

10. Which SSRI among the following has action on ‘Sigma’ receptors
A. Sertraline B. Fluoxetine C. Escitalopram D. Citalopram

11. Which drug among the following that is used for the treatment of ADHD acts by ‘NRI’ receptors?
A. Atomoxetine B. Methylphenidate C. Amphetamine D. Clonidine

12. Which drug among the following is used in the treatment of Narcolepsy?
A. Armodafinil. B. Zolpidem C. Clonazepam D. Melatonin.

13. Which one among the following does not produce QT-interval Prolongation?
A. Citalopram B. Quetiapine C. Ziprasidone D. Sertraline

14. Which antipsychotic among the following does not produce weight gain as side effect?
A. Clozapine B. Olanzapine C. Aripiprazole D. Risperidone

15. Which Benzodiazepine among the following has long half-life?-
A. Alprazolam B. Lorazepam C. Midazolam D. Diazepam

16. Which drug among the following is used in pre-mature ejaculation?-
A. Olanzapine B. Quetiapine C. Dapoxetine D. Propranolol

17. Which drug is used for treatment of Tic disorder?
A. Promethazine B. Risperidone C. Trihexyphenidyl D. Escitalopram

18. Which drug among the following produces agranulocytosis?
A. Olanzapine B. Clozapine C. Quetiapine D. Aripiprazole

19. Which drug among the following is used in the treatment of clozapine induced urinary incontinence?
A. Escitalopram B. Amitriptyline C. Duloxetine D. Milnacipran

20. Which drug among the following is not used in the treatment of migraine?
A. Valproate B. Propranolol C. Amitriptyline D. Escitalopram

21. All antidepressants among the following has α-2 receptor blocking property except for?
A. Mirtazapine B. Mianserin C. Setiptiline D. Sertraline

22. Which drug among the following has the propensity to cause nephrolithiasis?
A. Valproate B. Lithium
C. Carbamazepine D. Topiramate

23. Which antiepileptic has anti-craving property?

A. Carbamazepine C. Topiramate

24. Narcoanalysis can be done by using?

A. Haloperidol C. Midazolam

B. Oxcarbazepine D. Lorazepam

B. Thiopental D. Propofol

25. Which drug among the following can precipitate mania?
A. Olanzapine B. Amitriptyline C. Risperidone D. Quetiapine

26. Which drug among the following does not produce hyponatremia?-
A. Carbamazepine B. Oxcarbazepine C. Citalopram D. Pregabalin

27. Which drug is NMDA receptor antagonist?

A. Donepezil C. Memantine

28. Disulfiram inhibits the enzyme

A. Alcohol dehydrogenase C. Pyruvate Dehydrogenase

B. Rivastigmine D. Galantamine

B. Aldehyde Dehydrogenase
D. Fatty acid ethyl ester synthase

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29. Which depot injection produces “post injection syndrome”-
A. Olanzapine B. Haloperidol C. Fluphenazine D. Flupenthixol

30. Hypothyroidism is caused by which one of the following-.
A. Valproate B. Carbamazepine C. Lithium D. Gabapentin

31. Stevenson Johnson’s syndrome is produced by which drug?
A. Lithium B. Levosulpride C. Lamotrigine D. Lurasidone

32. Which antidepressant has least placental transmission?
A. Mirtazapine B. Duloxetine C. Bupropion D. Sertraline

33. Which antidepressant drug among the following is used for diabetic neuropathy?
A. Sertraline B. Paroxetine C. Duloxetine D. Mirtazapine

34. Irresistible urge to move with inner restlessness is called as:-
A. Akinesia B. Hyperkinesia C. Dyskinesia D. Akathisia

35. Which hormone is used in the treatment of depression?-
A. Prolactin B. Thyroid hormone C. Oxytocin D. FSH

36. A 30 year old married lady is on Amisulpride from past 3 years. She now complaints of irregular menstrual cycles and reduction in libido. Her symptoms are secondary to-
A. Gonadotropin B. Hyperprolactinaemia C. Thyroid Hormone D. Oxytocin

37. ‘Atypicality’ of antipsychotics is attributed to action of which of the following receptor-.
A. 5HT 1A receptor B. 5HT2A receptor C. 5HT 2C receptor D. 5HT 2B receptor

38. The following amino acid is the precursor of Serotonin-.
A. Aspartic acid B. Tryptophan C. Glutamic acid D. Cysteine

39. A patient of schizophrenia treated with 1st generation antipsychotics for 10 years develops perioral movements. He is said to have developed:-
A. Tardive Dyskinesia. B. Muscular Dystonia.
C. Akathesia. D. Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome.

40. Extra pyramidal symptoms are due to blockage of Dopamine 2 receptors in following area of brain.
A. Dorsal straitum and nigro striatal pathway B. Tubulo-infundibular pathway C. Meso-limbic pathway D. Meso-cortical Pathway

41. All of the following are Norepinephrine Reuptake Inhibitors except?
A. Reboxetine B. Edivoxetine C. Atomoxetine D. Duloxetine

42. All are weight neutral antipsychotics except-
A. Aripiprazole B. Lurasidone C. Ziprasidone D. Clozapine

43. Drug of choice for the treatment of ADHD:-
A. Mianserin B. Melatonin C. Methylphenidate D. Mirtazapine.

44. Therapeutic level of Serum Lithium is between-
A. 0.4- 0.6 B. 0.8-1.2 C. 0.3- 2.0 D. 1.2- 1.8

45. Who for the first time treated psychosis with Roulfia Serpentina?
A. Manfred Sakel B. Sen and Bose C. Alfred Hofmann D.Thomas Kuhn

46. ‘Lorazepam Challenge Test’ is used for the diagnosis of-
A. Catatonia B. Schizophrenia C. BPAD D. OCD

47. Identify omega-3 fatty acid among the following-
A. Glycine B. Eicosapentaenoic acid. C. Aspartic acid D.Alanine

48. What is the percentage of patients developing agranulocytosis when treated with clozapine?
A. 0.4 % B. 0.5 % C. 0.6 % D. 0.8%

49. Identify opioid antagonist among the following-
A. Naltrexone. B. Acamprosate C. Methadone D. Tramadol

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50. Which one among the following is used for treatment of Opioid withdrawal?-
A. Heroin B. Morphine C. Methadone. D. Codeine

51. Varenicline is used for the de-addiction of which one of the following substance abuse?
A. Alcohol B. LSD
C. Nicotine D. Amphatamines

52. Ebstein’s anomaly is characterized which of the following abnormality?-
A. Apical displacement of the septal and posterior Mitral valve leaflets
B. Atrial Septal Defect
C. Ventricular Septal Defect
D. Apical displacement of the septal and posterior tricuspid valve leaflets.

53. Which one of the following is the first atypical antipsychotic discovered?-
A. Aripiprazole B. Risperidone C. Quetiapine D. Clozapine.

54. California rocket fuel is combination of the following drugs-
A. Sertraline and Venlafaxine. B. Escitalopram and Desvenlafaxine C. Mirtazapine and Venlafaxine. D. Bupropion and Desvenlafaxine

55. Which antipsychotics among the following is known to produce Obsessions?-
A. Haloperidol B. Olanzapine and Clozapine. C. Ziprasidone D. Lurasidone

56. Antidepressant approved by FDA in children-
A. Fluoxetine. B. Bupropion
C. Mirtazapine D. Desvenlafaxine

57. A patient with Bipolar Affective Disorder presents with severe vomiting and diarrhea, it was found that he is on following drugs, which one should be withheld?-.
A. Olanzapine B. Valproate
C. Lithium D. Trihexyphenydl

58. Identify the SSRI with shortest duration of action-
A. Fluoxetine B. Sertraline C. Escitalopram D. Dapoxetine.

59. FDA approved drug for the treatment of Generalized Anxiety Disorder-
A.Propranolol B. Alprazolam C. Trihexyphenidyl D. Penfluridol

60. Which drug among the following produces Disulfiram like reaction?
A. Mirtazapine B. Metronidazole C.Memantine D. Melatonin

61. Which antidepressant among the following has weight gaining property?
A. Sertraline B. Mirtazapine C. Escitalopram D. Citalopram

62. Which antidepressant among the following has sedative property?
A. Sertraline B. Escitalopram C. Mirtazapine D. Citalopram

63. Which antidepressant has anticholinergic action?
A. Escitalopram B. Amitriptyline C. Sertraline D. Fluoxetine

64. Metabolic syndrome occurs as a side effect of-

A. Olanzapine C. Aripiprazole

65. Treatment of Nocturnal Enuresis is with-

A. Imipramine C. Duloxetine

B. Haloperidol D. Lurasidone

B. Clozapine D. Fluoxetine

66. Niacin deficiency causes which of the following Psychiatric condition?
A. Anxiety Disorder B. OCD
C. Antisocial Personality Disorder D. Dementia

67. STAR-D trail was carried out on which of the following Disorder
A. Anxiety Disorder B. Depression
C. Mania D. Schizophrenia

68. Nicotine Patches for treatment of Nicotine Dependence Syndrome is available in which of the following doses-
A. 7mg, 14mg, 21mg B. 3mg, 6mg, 9mg C. 6mg, 12mg, 18mg D. 4mg, 8mg, 13mg

69. Which antidepressant should be avoided in Psychotic Depression?
A. Sertraline B. Bupropion C.Paroxetine D. Fluoxetine

70. Vortioxetine is approved by FDA for the treatment of which one of the following condition?
A. Major Depressive Disorder B. Schizophrenia
C. Bipolar Affective Disorder D. Nicotine Dependence Syndrome

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71. Which drug among the following is used in premature ejaculation?
A. Olanzapine B. Dapoxetine C.Trihexyphenydl D. Propranolol

72. Who found out the effectiveness of Lithium in Bipolar Disorder?
A. Sigmund Freud B. John Frederick Joseph Cade C. Karen Horny D. Ugo Cerletti

73. Which hormone is used for the treatment of insomnia?
A. Melatonin B. Melanin C. Oxytocin D. Estrogen

74. Which Anesthetic agent is used in treatment of severe depression?
A. Amobarbital B. Desflurane C. Ketamine D. Methohexital

75. Which antipsychotic has seizure as side effect?
A. Clozapine B. Risperidone C. Lurasidone D. Aripiprazole

76. Who gave criteria for treatment resistant schizophrenia?
A. John Cade B. John M Kane C. Manfred Sakel D. Aron T Beck

77. Which drug among the following has propensity to induce seizures at therapeutic doses-
A. Lurasidone B. Risperidone C. Clozapine D. Olanzapine

78. Which mood stabilizer is used in the treatment of neutropenia?
A. Oxcarbazapine B. Carbamazepine C. Lithium D. Valproate

79. All of the following are opioid receptor agonists except?
A. Methadone B. Buprenorphine C. Tramadol D. Naloxone

80. Which of the following drug is approved by FDA for treatment of post-partum depression?
A. Brexanolol B. Brexipiprazole C. Aripiprazole D. Paroxetine

81. Which one of the following has partial Dopamine 2 receptor antagonist action?
A. Brexipiprazole B. Olanzapine C. Quetiapine D. Paliperidone

82. Nusinersen is approved by FDA for the treatment of which of the following condition?

A. Depression
C. Spino-Muscular Dystrophy

83. Identify once a week oral antipsychotic
A. Zuclopenthixol C. Penfluridol

84. Identify SARI among the following-
A. Risperidone C. Paliperidone

B. Dementia
D. Prion disease

B. Haloperidol D. Flupenthixol

B. Trazodone D. Iloperidone

85. Which food item among the following can produce ‘cheese reaction’?
A. Tap and non pasteurized beer B. Processed cheese C. Peanut D. Banana

86. Drug approved for female hypoactive sexual desire disorder is
A. Dapoxetine B. Flibanserin C. Sildenafil D. Tadalafil

87. Which of the following drug produce depression
A. Propranolol B. Quetiapine C. Isocarboxazid D. Nefazadone

88. Which one among the following is not a Tricyclic antidepressant?
A. Desipramine B. Maprotiline C. Clomipramine D. Nortriptyline

89. All the anti-epileptics among the following cause weight gain except?
A.Topiramate B. Valproate C. Carbamazapine D. Gabapentin

90. A 25 year old man is brought to casualty with history of being more talkative, reckless spending of money, over cheerfulness, increased grooming, reduced sleep, increased appetite, singing and dancing most of the time from past 10 days, with similar episode 3 years back. The person should be treated with which of the following drug?
A. Lithium B. Lorazepam C. Escitalopram D. Clonazepam

91. STEP-BD stands for
A. Systematic Treatment Enhancement Program for Bipolar Disorder
B. Systematic Treatment Enhancement Program for Birth Disorder
C. SchizophreniaTreatment Enhancement Program for British and Dutch D. Scandenevian Treatment Enhancement Program for Bipolar Disorder

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92. Which antidepressant increases serum concentration of Clozapine?
A. Fluoxetine B. Sertraline C. Escitalopram D. Citalopram

93. k-opioid receptor produces all of the following side effects except?

A. Dysphoria C. Sedation

94. Identify SPARI among the following-

A. Vilazadone C. Varenicline

B. Diuresis
D. Respiratory Depression

B. Venlafaxine D. Vortioxetine

95. All of the following produces sedation except?
A. Fluoxetine B. Imipramine C. Amytriptyline D. Mirtazapine

96. Identify the SSRI with longest duration of action?
A. Paroxetine B. Fluoxetine C. Fluoxamine D. Sertraline

97. All drugs among the following produce day time sedation except?
A. Lorazepam B. Clonazepam C. Alprazolam D. Tofisopam

98. Which drug among the following produces posterior ischemic optic neuropathy as a side effect?
A. Sildenafil B. Dapoxetine C. Duloxetine D. Paroxetine

99. All of the following has anti-craving property except?
A. Acamprosate B. Naltrexone C. Milnacipran D. Baclofen

100. Acamprosate is available in which of the following dose?
A. 333mg B. 33mg C. 133 mg D. 233 mg

ANSWERS

1A 26D 51C 2A 27C 52D 3A 28B 53D 4B 29A 54C 5A 30C 55B 6B 31C 56A 7A 32D 57C 8B 33C 58D 9A 34D 59B 10A 35B 60B 11A 36B 61B 12A 37B 62C 13D 38B 63B 14C 39A 64A 15D 40A 65A 16C 41D 66D 17B 42D 67B 18B 43C 68A 19B 44B 69B 20D 45B 70A 21D 46A 71B 22D 47B 72B 23C 48D 73A 24B 49A 74C 25B 50C 75A

76B 77C 78C 79D 80A 81A 82C 83C 84B 85A 86B 87A 88B 89A 90A 91A 92A 93D 94A 95A 96B 97D 98A 99C 100 A

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A. B.

A person in a banquet “high” on alcohol is verbally abusing the DJ for not playing his favorite song. He has gross motor incoordination, and slurred speech. What would be his blood alcohol concentration at that point of time??

A.100-200 C. 0-90
B. 300-400 D. 210-300

Name the tool used to assess the intensity of nicotine addiction?

A. Fagerstrom test C. Urine nicotine levels B. CIWA-R D. COWAS

What is the rationale behind combining Naloxone with Buprenorphine in tablets used in Opioid dependence?

A. To enhance the efficacy of buprenorphine
B. To prevent IV abuse
C. To prevent sudden opioid withdrawal symptoms
D. To prevent adverse effects associated with buprenorphine

Presence of which co-morbid disorder is associated with the worst prognosis in ADHD?

A. Conduct disorder C. Opposition defiant disorder B. Depression D. Anxiety disorder

Name the new diagnostic entity included in DSM-5 to differentiate children with chronic irritability from the children with BPAD and to avoid the over diagnosis of BPAD -NOS in children

Severe Mood dysregulation C. Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder Chronic irritability disorder D. Pediatric Bipolar disorder

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6. Name the screener to identify problematic substance use in adolescents
A. CRAFT C. DRAFT B. YMRS D. YBOCS

7. Name the community psychiatry programme being run in the state of Karnataka by the state government, under which one psychiatrist visits a community health center at least once a month (commonly on a Tuesday)
A. National mental health care act C. National mental health policy B. Manasadhara program D. Manochaitanya program

8. Name the eminent psychiatrist of the country, who for the first time demonstrated the positive role of family in the care of mentally ill.
A. Prof. C.R Chandrashekhar C. Prof. Vidyasagar B. Prof. R.B Dewis D. Prof. N.N Wig

9. Name the insurance scheme by the Government of India for persons with mental illness/ disability.
A. VajapeyiArogyashree C. PradhanmantriswasthyaBima
B. Swawalambana D. No health insurance covers mental illness

10. What does Section 90 of IPC deal with?
A. Testamentary capacity C. Criminal liability B. Consent to treatment D. Lucid interval

11. Which of the following disorders does not come under the purview of the National trust Act 1999?
A. Autism C. Mental retardation
B. Cerebral Palsy D. Specific learning disorder

12. According to the Mental Health Care Act 2017, hospitalization/ treatment under emergency conditions is valid up to how many hours??

A. 24 B. 72 C.48 D. 12

13. What are the components of the Mini-Cog test, a test for cognitive assessment?
A. 3 object recall+ Draw a clock C. 3 object recall + draw a person B. Digit span test + Draw a clock D. 3 object recall + draw a person

14. With respect to 10/66 dementia research project, what does “10/66” symbolize??

A. Prevalence of dementia is 10% in individuals older to 66 years

B. Only 10% of the research in dementia is taking place in countries having 66% of the world dementia prevalence

C. 10 out of 66 elder individuals across the world suffer from dementia

D. None of the above

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15. Which of the following are not one of the stages of death and dying given by Elisabeth Kubler-Ross.
A. Denial B. Anger C. Despair D. Bargain

16. What were the two drugs compared in BALANCE study??
A. Carbamazepine and Lamotrigine C. Lithium and Lamotrigine
B. Valproic acid and Lithium D. Carbamazepine and Oxcarbazepine

17. Amongst the drugs used in Neuro-Psychiatry, apart from Lithium which other drug is eliminated from systemic circulation unchanged by renal excretion?
A. Gabapentin C. Topiramate B. Raboxetine D. Clozapine

18. In Cytochrome P450, what does “450” refer to?
A. Molecular weight of the pigment
B. Wavelength of the light pigment absorbs
C. Number of ATPs required to carry on drug-drug interactions D. Half-life in milliseconds

19. According to DSM-5, the intravaginal ejaculation time duration to make the diagnosis of “severe premature ejaculation”?
A. < 30 seconds C. <15 seconds B. <60 seconds D. < 10 seconds

20. Name two hormones which affect orgasmic experience.
A. Testosterone and Estrogen C. Oxytocin and Testosterone B. Oxytocin and Estrogen D. Oxytocin and Prolactin

21. How Paroxetine is pharmacokinetic ally different from other SSRIs in inducing ED?
A. NOS inhibitor C. PDE-5 inducer B. Prolactin inhibitor D. Anti-androgen

22. Which of the following is not a component of PLISSIT model of non- pharmacological intervention for psycho-sexual disorders?
A. Permission Giving C. Limited information B. Specific suggestions D. Psycho-education

23. All of the following statements about the REM sleep behavior disorder are true except
A. It is common in older men
B. The diagnosis cannot be made if there is any history of recent CNS insult C. It can appear as an early event in the evolution of Parkinson’s disease
D. Carbamazepine is effective in controlling the disorder

24. Which of the following statements is not true with respect to the “stage of concrete operations” of the Piaget’s model of intellectual development
A. Syllogistic reasoning develops during this stage
B. “Conversation” and “Reversibility” are is observed in this stage
C. Children in this stage cannot see things from someone else’s perspective D. Children in this age attain a healthy respect for rules and regulations

25. Which of the following is not an amino acid neuro transmitter?

A. GABA B. Glycine

26. Limbic system does not include
A. Hypothalamus B. Fornix

27. Who designed MMSE?
A. Alzheimer B. Binswanger

C. Histamine
D. Glutamic acid

C. Mammillary bodies D. Cingulate gyrus

C. Folstein D. Pick

28. Which of the following is the most widely abused illicit drug in the world?
A. Alcohol C. Opiates B. Tobacco D. Marijuana

29. One standard drink of alcohol corresponds to all except :
A. Half bottle of standard beer C. Half packet of arrack B. 60 ml of spirits D. 125 ml of table wine

30. THC concentration in cultivated ganja is:
A. 1-3% B. 6-20% C. 10-20% D. 15-30%

31. All of the following are clinical predictors of bipolar disorder except
A. History of more than 5 episodes of depression B. Depressive mixed state
C. Postpartum psychotic depression
D. Late onset

32. All of the following are the landmark epidemiological studies of schizophrenia conducted in India except:

A. IPSS
B. DOSMED

33. True about Late onset schizophrenia is:

A. Onset after 60 years
B. More common in women

C. SOFACOS
D. National Household survey

C. Paranoid symptoms are rare D. Prognosis is bad

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34. Calculate the charge delivered during an ECT session if stimulus is characterized by 0.5-ms pulses of 0.8-A intensity and a frequency of 70 Hz, delivered for a duration of 3 seconds
A. 89 mC B. 168 mC C. 189 mC D. 336 mC

35. All of the following statements are true bout cognitive behavioral therapy except:
A. Identifies and addresses the transference issues B. Time limited
C. Effective in depressive and anxiety disorders D.Causes receptor level changes in brain

36. The false statement about Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (NMS) is :
A. Prevalence is 0.01 to 0.02 percent among the patients receiving antipsychotics B. More common in elderly patients
C. ECT is an effective treatment method D. Men are affected more commonly

37. The advantages of oxcarbazepine over carbamazepine are all except
A. Less risk of blood dyscrasia B. Reduced risk of hyponatremia C. Reduced risk of serious skin rashes D. None of the above

38. True about PDE-5 inhibitors is :
A. Absorption is quicker if ingested with high fat meals
B. Tadalafil has the shortest half-life of all
C. Ineffective in organic erectile dysfunction D. May cause hearing loss

39. Which among the following are not one of the 9 behavioral dimensions of the temperament identified by Chess and Thomas
A. Activity level C. Attention span B.Aggression D. Approach/Withdrawal

40. Which of the following is not a core symptoms of autistic spectrum disorders as per DSM-5
A. Persistent deficit in social communication and interaction
B. Restricted, repetitive pattern of behavior, interests and activities C. Associated physical characteristics
D. Disturbances In Language Development and Usage

41. Identify the false statement
A. Separation anxiety is developed between 10 and 18 months of age
B. Stranger anxiety is developed by 8 months of age
C. Child starts moving autonomously, away from mother between the age of 10 and 18 months
D. Object consistency is developed by 18 months

42. All of the following factors are associated with high suicide risk except

A. Male sex
C. Communication internalized B. Age less than 45
D. Social isolation

43. All of the following statements about borderline personality are true except:

A. Also called as ambulatory schizophrenia
B. “Micropsychotic episodes” are common
C. Affected persons have high risk of developing schizophrenia D. Mentalization Based therapy (MBT) is useful

44. “Blocq’s disease” is a type of

A. Delusional disorder C. Conversion reaction

45. Vorbeireden is seen in

A. Schizophrenia B. Dementia

B. Malingering
D. Sleep disorder

C. Gesner’s syndrome D. Head injury

46. Reverse Fregoli syndrome consists a delusion that:

A. Familiar person is replaced by a similar looking imposter B. Unfamiliar persons replaced by familiar persons
C. Patient believes that he looks like a famous person
D. Patient believes that he is replaced by famous person

47. Typical EEG finding of delirium tremens is

A. Diffuse slowing
B. Low-voltage fast activity

48. The first GHPU of India was started in

A. Bombay C. Calcutta

C. Spikes/polyspikes D. Delta bursts

B. Chandigarh D. Bangalore

49. The true statement about serum Melatonin level is

A. Increases on exposure to light
B. Decreases on exposure to light
C. Is not affected by the light
D.Varies depending on whether it is natural or artificial light

50. Cronbach’s alfa (?) measures

A. Interrater consistency C. Test- retest reliability B. Internal consistency D. Construct validity

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51. What is the cut off score of Modified Simson Angus scale to make a diagnosis of mild EPS?

A. 0.5 C. 0.2

52. Who coined the term of Hysteria

A. Sigmund Freud C. Hippocrates

B. 0.4 D. 0.3

B. Anna Freud D. Philip penal

53. Name a rating scale for abnormal movements.

A. AMIS C. MSIA

54. Half-life of Fluoxetine is?

A. 4-6 days C. 8-10hours

B. AIMS D. AIIMS

B. 1-2 days D. 12-18hours

55. Who proposed Guru-chela relationship model ?
A. Vidhyasagar B. J.S.Nekhi
C. Venkaborao D. Channabasavanna

56. Expand IDEAS.
A. International disability evaluation and assessment Scale B. Indian disability evaluation and assessment Scale
C. Indian disorder evaluation and assessment Scale
D. None of above

57. Most common type of obsession?
A. Blasphemous B. Sexual C. Contamination D. Doubts

58. FDA Pregnancy category for Lithium is?
A. D B. A C. C D. X

59. Name the life threatening ADR with Lamotrigine.

A. SJ syndrome
C. Serotonin Syndrome

60. First ECT was given in the year.

A. 1939 C. 1938

B. Hypotension
D. Malignant catatonia

B. 1940 D. 1947

61. Who coined the term delirium?

A. Lipowski C. Sushruta

62. Name a rating scale for EPS.

A. Modified EPS scale
C. Modified Michelson Angus scale

63. Who Designed MET?

A. Declamant C. Lipowiski

64. Expand CATIE

B. Hypocrates
D. Lionel Harvard

B. Modified Peterson Angus scale D. Modified Simpson Angus scale

A. Clinical Antidepressant Trials of Intervention Effectiveness Study B. Clinical Antipsychotic Trials of Intervention Effectiveness Study C. Clinical Antidrugs Trials of Intervention Effectiveness Study
D. Clinical Antimanic drug Trials of Intervention Effectiveness Study

65. M.C type of compulsion is?

A. Symmetry C. Washing

66. FDA Pregnancy category Valproate

A. A B. D

67. Name one serious ADR of Bupropion

A. SJ Syndrome C. Hypotension

B. Checking D. Hoarding

C. X

B. Psychosis D. Seizures

D. B

68. National mental health policy was introduced in the year

A. 2014 B.2015 C. 2016 D.2017

69. Who coined the term dementia praecox?

A. E. Kraeplen B. Bleuler
C. Spitzer D. Sigmund Freud

70. Name a rating scale used to assess Akathisia

A. Bush Francis rating scale C. Barnes Akathisia scale

71. Half-life of quetiapine is?

A. 12 hours C. 28 hours

B. Simpon Angus rating scale D. Barner Akathisia scale

B. 7 hours D. 36 hours

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B. Miller D. Pavlov

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72. Who proposed Attachment theory?

A. John Bowlby B. P.F. Skinner
C. Otto Rank D. Abraham Maslow

73. Expand DoSMeD

A. Degree of Outcome of Severe Mental Disorders
B. Determinants of Outcome of Severe Mental Disorders
C. Dangerous Outcome of Severe Mental Disorders
D. Degree of Outcome of Severe and moderate Mental Disorders

74. The cannabis preparation with maximum THC concentration is?

A. Flowering top
C. Root of the plant

75. FDA Pregnancy category Clozapine

A. B C. C

76. Indian j Psychiatry started in the year

A. 1953 C. 1959

B. Hash oil
D. Burnt cannabis

B. A D. X

B. 1958 D. 1969

77. Who coined the term Inferiority complex –

A. Alfred Adler B. Anna freud C. John Bowlby D. Harry stach

78. Name a rating scale used to assess suicide risk?

A. Suicide risk assessment scale
B. Parekars suicide assessment scale
C. Harvards suicide risk assessment scale D. None of the above

79. Half-life of Lithium?

A. 5-4.5days C. 6-7days

B. 1.3 days -2.4 days D. >15 days

80. Who gave the concept of operant condition ?

A. B.F Skinner B. Pavlov C. James D. Miller

81. M.C psychiatry symptom seen in frontal lobe tumors ?

A. personality changes B. Mood symptoms C. Suicidal tendencies D. Insomia

82. FDA Pregnancy category Paroxetine

A. D C. X

83. Name one serious ADR of Tadalafil

A. Priapism
B. NION(Non Artertic Ischemic Optic Neuritis) C. Hypotension
D. Myocardial Infarction

84. Erawadi tragedy happened in the year

A. 2002 B. 2001

B. A D. C

85. Who explained the concept of archetypes

A. C.G.Jung B. Erick Erickson C. Hippocrates D. Alfred Adler

86. Name a rating scale used to assess Catatonia.

A. BPRS 18
C. Bush Francis

87. Half-life of Olanzapine

A. 48hrs B. 72hrs

B. Ham-A D. MADRAS

C. 90hrs

D. 31hrs

88. Who described the stages of ego development across the life cycle?

A. Erik Erikson B. Adler C. Erick berne D.Maslow

89. Vilazadone is SPARI. Expand SPARI

A. Serotonin partial antagonist reuptake inhibitor
B. serotonin partial agonist-reuptake inhibitor
C. Serotonin and Norepinephrine agonist reuptake inhibitor D. Serotonin and norepinephrine antagonist reuptake inhibitor

90. Most characteristic EEG findings in stage 2 of NREM sleep-

A. Sleep spindles and K Complexes C. Omega waves

91. FDA Pregnancy Category Lamotrigine –

A. D C. C

92. Name one serious ADR of Trazadone

A. Skin rashes C.Psychosis

B. Delta waves
D. Only K complexes

B. X D. A

B. Priapism D. Catatonia

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C. 2003

D. 2004

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93. National mental health program started in the year

A. 1982 B. 1983 C. 1984 D. 1985

94. Who coined the phrase “I am Okay, you are Okay”-

A. Eric Berne C. Jean piaget

95. Name a rating scale used for ADHD

A. AIMS C. CBCL

96. Half-life of Disulfiram

A. 24-48hours C.60-120 hours

B. Erik Erikson
D. Margaret maid

B. Conners D. SAPS

B. 6-8hours D. 3.5 hours

97. Who described the Cognitive theory of depression

A. Bill Wilson and Bob Smith B. Aron T Beck C. Willamosler D. Carl Jung

98. Expand PANDAS

A. Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated with Streptococcal Infections

B. Puerperal Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated with Streptococcal Infections

C. Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated with Staphylococcal Infections

D. Puerperal Automatic Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated with Streptococcal Infections

99. The depressive symptom most strongly associated with suicidal gesture

A. Guilt and sin C. Helplessness

100. FDA Pregnancy Category Promethazine

A. c C. A

B. Hopelessness D. Worthlessness

B. X D. B

101. Most common Advers Effect of clomipramine

A. Dryness of mouth B. Constipation C. Sedation D. Seizures

102. Indian psychiatry society was founded in the year

A. 1948 B. 1949 C. 1947 D.1950

ANSWERS

1A 27C
2A 28D
3B 29B
4A 30B
5C 31D
6A 32D
7D 33D
8C 34B
9B 35A
10B 36A
11D 37B
12B 38D
13A 39B
14B 40D
15C 41D
16B 42B
17A 43C
18B 44C
19C 45C
20D 46C
21A 47B
22D 48C
23B 49B
24C 50B
25C 51D 77B 26A 52C 78A

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53B 79B 54A 80A 55B 81A 56B 82A 57C 83B 58A 84B 59A 85A 60C 86C 61A 87D 62D 88A 63B 89B 64B 90A 65B 91C 66B 92B 67D 93A 68A 94A 69A 95B 70C 96C 71B 97B 72A 98A 73B 99B 74B 100 A 75A 101 B 76B 102 C

Dr. Harish Kulkarni & Dr. Sushma Inamdar

IPSKC PG QUIZ 2020 – SNMC, BAGALKOT

1. ICD 10 code for Eating disorders is

A.F65 B. F53 C.F50 D. F72

2. Enzyme inhibited by Disulfiram that leads to development of Psychosis is
A. Alcohol dehydrogenase B. Dopamine β Hydroxylase C. DOPA decarboxylase D. Monoamine oxidase

3. Maximum dose of atomoxetine in adults is

A. 60mg B. 80mg C. 90mg D. 100mg

4. Reversible dementia is caused by deficiency of

A. Thiamine B. C. Ascorbic acid D.

5. Individual Psychology was proposed by
A. Adolf Meyer B. C. Carl Jung D.

6. 5HT2C antagonism by antipsychotics causes

Niacin Pantothenic acid

Alfred Adler
Harry Stack Sullivan

A. Nausea B. Sedation
C. Extrapyramidal symptoms D. Sexual dysfunction

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7. Which is the standard EEG lead placement pattern
A. 10-10 system B. 20-10 system C. 10-20 system D. 10-66 system

8. Who proposed pseudoneurotic schizophrenia
A. Paul Hoch & Philip Polatin B. K Jaspers
C. Leo Kanner D. Lidz, Cornelison, Fleck & Terry

9. Neurotransmitters affected in depression are all except

A. Norepinephrine C. Dopamine

10. Veraguth’s folds are seen in

A. Depression C. Catatonia

B. Epinephrine D. Melatonin

B. Parkinson’s disease D. Mental retardation

11. Hindi Mental State Examination (HMSE) was given by
A. Folstein B. Mary Ganguly C. Gurmeet Singh D. Savita Malhotra

12. Which of the following is not included in Vogt’s triad

A. Glaucoma B. Mental Retardation C. Adenoma Sebaceum D. Epilepsy

13. Social classification of suicide was given by

A. Hendin B. Durkheim
C. Diekstra D. Schneidman

14. Hanuman Complex and Abhimanyu Complex was given by
A. NS Neki B. NN Wig C. RC Jiloha D. RL Kapur

15. Percent of patient taking lithium developing clinical goiter is

A.1% B. 5% C. 10% D. 44%

16. Moral development theory was given by
A. Erik Erikson B. C. Lawrence Kohlberg D.

17. Thomas Szaz is known for
A. Bringing Psychiatry to general population B. C. Antipsychiatry movement D.

Abraham Maslow Harry Harlow

Medicalizing psychiatry

Proposed all psychiatric illness are neurological disorders

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18. Anti -Psychotic drug that does not have parenteral preparation is

A. Risperidone C. Quetiapine

19. Cannabinoid receptor-2 is located on

A. Endothelium C. WBC

B. Arpiprazole D. Olanzapine

B. Liver cells
D. Adipose tissue

20. All of the following about Leibowitz Social anxiety scale are true except
A. Has 24 items B. Has Four subscales
C. Score ranges from 0-12 D. Is a diagnostic instrument

21. Impulsive behavior could be attributed to which of the following
A. Anterior cingulate cortex B. Striatum
C. Orbitofrontal cortex D. Venteromedial prefrontal cortex

22. L-methylfolate is used as augmentation in treatment of depression because
A. It increases synthesis of monoamines B. Increases release of monoamines C. Reduces reuptake of monoamines D. Delays metabolism of monoamines

23. Mood stabilizers used in bipolar disorder prevents mitochondrial dysfunction by all mechanisms except
A. Increasing anti-apoptotic proteins B. Decreasing pro-apoptotic proteins C. Facilitate release of cytochrome C D. Increasing levels of antioxidants

24. Complications of chronic cannabis use are all except
A. Psychosis B. Memory dysfunction C. Impaired spermatogenesis D. Increased lipolysis

25. Deficits in theory of mind is seen in all except
A. Autism Spectrum Disorder B. Schizophrenia C. Attention Deficit hyperactive disorder D. OCD

26. Naloxone is often combined with Buprenorphine for which benefit
A. Increases efficacy of buprenorphine B. Increases half-life of buprenorphine
C. Prevents abuse of buprenorphine D. Prevents the adverse effects of buprenorphine.

27. Wandering womb syndrome was earlier term for

A. Somatic symptom disorder C. Postpartum psychosis

28. Withdrawal seizures are seen with

A. Cannabis B. Opioid

B. Catamenial Epilepsy D. Dissociative disorder

C. Alcohol D. Cocaine

29. Mild Mental Retardation is in the range of –

A. 50-70 C. 80-120

30. Most common type of dementia is

A. Alcohol induced dementia C. Alzheimer’s dementia

B. 50-100 D. 35-50

B. HIV dementia D. Neurosyphilis

31. Drug preferred in resistant schizophrenia is

A. Arpiprazole B. Ziprasidone C. Olanzapine D. Clozapine

32. Life time risk of Schizophrenia as per IPSS study is

A.0.1% B. 1% C.3% D. 5%

33. Biomarkers for chronic alcoholism are all except

A. MCV B. Carbohydratedeficienttransferrin C. Serum Creatinine D. Uric Acid

34. Yale Brown Cornell scale is used to assess

A. OCPD B. Eating disorder C. Social Anxiety disorder D. Hoarding disorder

35. SOCRATES-Stages of Change Readiness and Treatment Eagerness Scale is used for which of these

A. Substance use
C. Gender Identity Disorder

36. Lurasidone has specific action on
A.D1 C. M1

37. Vernicline dose is
A. 0.5-2 mg C.25-70mg

38. Haloperidol was invented by
A. DJ Richards C. Paul Janssen

B. OCD
D. Personality disorder

B. 5HT7 D. H1

B. 7-21 mg
D. 150-250 mg

B. Heinrich Keberle D. Craig Katz

39. Cigarette smoke induces CYT P450 1A2 thus reducing plasma concentration of which antipsychotic

A. Iloperidone B. Olanzapine C. Lurasidone D. Quetiapine

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40. Asenapine is contraindicated in dementia due to death related to

A. Arrhythmias B. Cerebrovascular accidents C. Renal shutdown D. Metabolic acidosis

41. FDA approved uses of bupropion are all except

A. Major Depressive Disorder B. Seasonal Affective Disorder C. Nicotine de-addiction D. Sexual dysfunction

42. Oxytocin has all the following effects except

A. Improves Social memory B. Promotes wakefulness C. Facilitates Attachment D. Reduces anxiety

43. Which rash is more common with Lamotrigine use

A. Urticarial rash B. Exanthematic maculopapular eruption C. Stevens-Johnson syndrome D. Toxic epidermal necrolysis

44. Which of the following drugs cause maximum QTc prolongation

A. Risperidone B. Haloperidol C. Quetiapine D. Ziprasidone

45. Which of the following is NOT a mature defense mechanism

A. Anticipation C. Suppression

46. Imposter syndrome can be seen in

A. Dissociative Disorder C. Alcohol Dependence

B. Intellectualization D. Sublimation

B. Gender Identity Disorder
D. Post traumatic Stress Disorder

47. Secondary depression is caused by all of the following except

A. Infectious mononucleosis B. Biotin deficiency
C. Iron deficiency D. Hyperparathyroidism

48. Victor Frankl wrote which of the following book

A. Man’s search for the meaning B. Understanding human nature C. On becoming a person D. The myth of the birth of the hero

49. Lithium can be used as treatment for all of the following conditions except

A. Aplastic anemia C. Psoriasis

50. Foreign accent syndrome is seen in

A. Personality disorder C. Organic brain disorder

B. Genital Herpes
D. Huntington’s disease

B. Psychotic disorder D. Conversion disorder

51. Which of the following is NOT a Schneider’s second rank symptom of schizophrenia

A. Tactile hallucinations B. Perplexity
C. Delusion of Control D. Delusion of Persecution

52. Medical uses of Cannabis are all except

A. Weight reduction B. Pain C. Epilepsy D. PTSD

53. Indomethacin is useful in which of these

A. Priapism B. Akathasia
C. Neuroleptic malignant syndrome D. Postcoital headache

54. Unstable, unregulated excessive glutamate release by synapses in specific brain region mediated by voltage gated sodium and calcium channels in BPAD is termed as
A. Brain flash B. Bipolar storm C. Glutamate rush D. Impulse burst

55. SSRI that has least chance of developing discontinuation syndrome is
A. Fluvoxamine B. Fluoxetine C. Paroxetine D. Sertraline

56. Paroxetine is categorized in which group for use in pregnancy
A. Category B B. Category C C. Category D D. Category X

57. Sertraline is associated with which of these adverse effect
A. Intestinal necrosis
B. Macular degeneration
C. Torsades de pointes
D. Disseminated intravascular coagulation

58. 32 year old woman diagnosed with major depressive disorder was put on fluoxetine 60 mg with good response for last nine months. She now feels numb and cannot enjoy things and also can’t cry if she wants to. What would be your next step
A. Increase dose
B. Decrease dose
C. Change to another antidepressant
D. Add one more antidepressant of another class

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59. When SSRI treatment is initiated what is the first noticed molecular change
A. Serotonin level rises in somatodendritic area
B. Serotonin level rises in synapse of the serotonergic axon C. Down regulation of 5HT receptors
D. Increased synaptic impulse flow

60. A 16 year old girl presented with feelings of guilt, suicide and worthlessness, the anatomical location responsible for this is
A. Hippocampus and temporal cortex B. Striatum and orbitofrontal cortex C. Anterior caudate & prefrontal cortex D. Amygdala & prefrontal cortex

61. Of total sleep in adults REM sleep accounts to
A. 10-15% B. 20-25% C. 45-50% D. 80-90%

62. Name the channel that connect lateral ventricle with third ventricle
A. Foramen of Luschka B. Foramen of Monro
C. Foramen of Winslow D. Foramen of Magendie

63. Which if the following neurotransmitter doesn’t have retrograde transmission
A. Cannabinoids B. Platelet activating factor C. Carbon monoxide D. Nitrous oxide

64. Semaphorins are associated with which of these function
A. Guide neuronal migration B. Induce neuron to sprout axon C. Guiding axonal growth D. Stimulate dendritic arborization

65. PER protein coded by period gene, accumulates in the cell during night & gets disintegrated during day. Hence PER protein cycle is important in controlling circadian rhythm. This research finding won Nobel prize in 2017. Who were the laureates
A. William KaelinJr, Peter Ratcliffe & Greg Semenza B. William Campbell, Satoshi Omura &TuYouyou
C. Michael Rosbash, Michael Young & Jeffrey Hall D. Bruce Beutler, Jules Hoffman & Ralph Steinman

66. Who was the first editor of Indian journal of Psychiatry & one of the founder member of Indian Psychiatric Society
A. Major R B Davis B. N N De
C. Banarasi Das D. L P Verma

67. First mental health camp in India was conducted at Bagalkot in the year
A. 1918 B. 1968 C. 1972 D. 1987

68. Which famous contributor doesn’t belong to the group of others
A. Eric Fromm B. Harry Stack Sullivan C. Karen Horney D. Jean Charcot

69. The drug that was first introduced in Psychiatry practice is
A. Iproniazid B. Chlorpromazine C. Lithium D. Carbamazepine

70. Existential Psychotherapy falls under which type of Psychotherapy
A. Reconstructive psychotherapy B. Re-educative psychotherapy
C. Supportive Psychotherapy D. Psychoanalytical Psychotherapy

71. All are true about Client centered Psychotherapy except
A. Individuals lack drive to change & have to generate it
B. Therapy needs genuineness of person’s presence
C. Therapist provides unconditional positive regard
D. Therapist needs to have empathic understanding from client’s vantage point

72. Psychotherapy may help people with which of these
A. Elderly patients B. Lower intelligence
C. Dissocial personality D. Strong ego boundaries

73. Rational Emotive behavior therapy was proposed by
A. Marsha Linehan B. Jean-Paul Sartre C. Albert Ellis D. Eric Berne

74. A 45 year old man reports to psychiatrist with nil past history complaints of poor sleep after he has been offered new job. This job is much larger project than his current one and is making him nervous and feels stuck. He reports of getting anxious thinking about his new job. His father who was also in same profession & was not so successful and this is why patient cannot move forward. Which psychotherapy might benefit him most
A. Psychoanalysis
B. Supportive Psychotherapy
C. Existential Psychotherapy
D. Short term dynamic Psychotherapy

75. A person sees herself in the mirror but finds no reflection of self what is the psychopathology
A. Negative Hallucinations B. Negative autoscopy
C. Prosopagnosia
D. Clinical vampirism

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76. A 24 year old patient brought by parents was found with casual attitude and general indifference to surroundings, silly euphoria and no foresight. A year ago he had RTA and suffered from frontal lobe injuries. What term best describes his behavior

A. Organic driveness C. Hebephrenia

77. Catalepsy is seen in
A. Catatonia
C. Tic disorders

78. Fear of marriage is termed as
A. astraphobia C. gamophobia

B. Parathymia D. Moria

B. Narcolepsy
D. Dissociative paralysis

B. androphobia D. genophobia

79. 5 As of negative schizophrenia were proposed by

A. Eugen Bleuler B. Emil Krepalin
C. Kurt Schneider D. Nancy Andreason

80. Frequency range of theta rhythm on EEG is

A. 1-3Hz C. 10-12Hz

81. La belle indifference is seen in

A. Conversion disorder C. Depression

B. 4-7 Hz D. 18-20Hz

B. Borderline personality disorder D. OCD

82. Name a SPARI (Serotonin Partial agonist & Reuptake inhibitor)
A. Mirtazapine B. Bupropion C. Vilazodone D. Lurasidone

83. What is the first treatment to be given to Alcohol Dependent patient in casualty
A. Thiamine B. Dextrose
C. Benzodiazepine D. Normal Saline

84. As per MHCA 2017 who chairs Mental Health Review Board
A. District Commissioner B. District Judge
C. District Psychiatrist D. District Health Officer

85. Number of total cards in Rorschach’s inkblot test is
A.10 B. 5

C. 20 D. 15

86. World autism awareness day is observed on

A. January 10 B. March 5 C. April 2 D. August 20

87. Epworth scale is used for

A. Insomnia B. Worthlessness C. Suicide D. Dementia

88. Indian Psychiatrist who received Ramon Magsaysay award in 2018 is

A. Bharat Vatwani B. M. Sarada Menon C. Sathya Prakash D. Anand Nadkarni

89. K complexes are seen in which stage of sleep

A. stage 1 NREM C. stage 3 NREM

90. Tetrabenzene is used for treatment of

A. Tardive dyskinesia C. Serotonin syndrome

B. stage 2 NREM D. REM

B. Neuroleptic Malignant syndrome D. Amitriptyline overdose

91. Hypnopompic hallucinations are seen during

A. going to sleep B. early phase of sleep C. waking up from sleep D. daydreaming

92. Aphasia that has dysfluent & agrammatic speech is

A. Broca’s Aphasia B. Wernicks aphasia C. Anomic aphasia D. Mutism

93. Which of the following syndrome occurs in chronic temporal limbic epilepsy

A. Gerstmann syndrome C. Gilberts syndrome

94. Laden paralysis is a feature of

A. Dissociative disorder C. Organic brain damage

B. Gestaut-Geschwind syndrome D. Gullian-barre syndrome

B. Atypical depression D. Catatonia

95. Huntingtin gene is located on which chromosome-

A.5p B. 10p C. 15p D. 20p

96. The stages of motivational cycle were given by

A. Cerletti and Bini B. Prochaska & DiClemente C.Rollnickand Miller D. Hester&Miller

97. Pronoun reversal is classically seen in which childhood disorder

A. Autism spectrum disorder B. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder C. Specific Learning Disorder D. Speech fluency disorder

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98. Arizona scale is used to assess

A. Phobia
C. Sexual dysfunction

99. Rivastigmine is used in treatment of

A. Dementia C. Obesity

Fill in the blanks

B. Insomnia
D. Eating disorder

B. Parkinsons disease
D. Drug induced movement disorder

100. Schizophreniform Psychosis term was coined by _______________

101. The levels of prolactin in the blood immediately following a generalized tonic- clonic seizure is__________

102. The only FDA approved drug for postpartum depression is ____________

103. The law that states ‘recent memory loss is seen early in dementia’ is named as__________

104. The level of hypocretin-1 in CSF in patients of Narcolepsy should be _______________

105. The disorder named after a German nobleman known for his tall tales of military career from writings of Rudolf Raspe is ___________

106. Charvaka Siddanth of Indian Philosophy is proponent of __________ principle

107. The statistical test you want to use to predict the relapse of alcohol in alcohol-
dependent patients from group of variables is___________

108. Suicide awareness day is observed on ____________

109. FDA recently approved Lumateperone drug in 2019 for ____________

ANSWERS

1.C 2.B 3.D 4.B 5.B 6.D 7.C 8.A 9.B 10. A 11. B 12. A 13. B 14. B 15. B 16. C 17. C 18. C 19. C 20. D 21. C 22. A 23. C 24. D 25. D

26.C 27.D 28.C 29.A 30.C 31.D 32.B 33.C 34.B 35. A 36. B 37. A 38. C 39. B 40. B 41. D 42. B 43. B 44. D 45. B 46. B 47. B 48. A 49. C 50. C

51.C 52.A 53.D 54.B 55.B 56.C 57.B 58.B 59.A 60. D 61. B 62. B 63. D 64. C 65. C 66. B 67. C 68. D 69. C 70. B 71. A 72. D 73. C 74. D 75. B

76. D 77. A 78. C 79. D 80. B 81. A 82. C 83. A 84. B 85. A 86. C 87. A 88. A 89. B 90. A 91. C 92. A 93. B 94. B 95. A 96. B 97. A 98. C 99. A

100. Gabriel Langfeldt

101. > 15ng/ml or minimum of 2 fold rise than previous

102. Brexanalone

103. Ribot’s Law

104. < 110 pg/ml or less than one third of normal

105. Munchausen syndrome
106. Hedonism
107. Binary logistic regression analysis 108. September 10
109. Schizophrenia

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Dr Bheemsain & Dr Sandeep

SUPER 80

1. Which of the following is not a cognitive distortion?
a. Arbitrary inference b. All or none phenomenon c. Flight of ideas d. Overgeneralization

2. Which of the following is not true about MMSE?
a. Used to diagnose Dementia b. Used to monitor cognitive function
c. Max score is 30 d. Low on Specificity – Low on sensitivity

3. According to DSM-5 , which of the following doesn’t belong to Obsessive Compulsive and Related Disorders?
a. Pyromania b. Hoarding Disorder
c. Trichotillomania d. Excoriation Disorder

4. Which of the following is not a test to assess Intelligence Quotient?
a. Raven’s Progressive Matrices b. Wisconsin Card Sorting Test c. Vineland Social Maturity Scale d. Binet- Kamat Test

5. According to Erik Erikson’s stages of psychosocial development, in the age group of 13-21years which of the following crisis is seen
a. Intimacy vs isolation b. Identity vs role confusion c. Industry vs inferiority d. Initiative vs guilt

6. Motivation Enhancement Therapy (MET) is commonly used in the treatment of
a. Depression b. Mania
c. Alcohol addiction d. Schizophrenia

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7. A concerned mother brings her 10yr old child with history of episodic altered behavior during which the child screams aloud, twisting his limbs and is incontinent, more so during school hours but also when asleep for past 2 days. The probable diagnosis
a. Dissociative Convulsions b. School phobia c. Malingering d. Epilepsy

8. A 4 year-old female is brought in by her parents for symptoms of impairment of non-verbal language, failure to meet expected social milestones, as well as profound psychomotor retardation. Her parents report that she developed normally for the first 5 months of life and this was followed by a deceleration of head growth. What is the genetic marker responsible for this condition?
a. Trisomy of chromosome 21 b. A microdeletion on chromosome 7q11.23 c. MECP2 d. FMR1

9. A 9 year old boy is brought to the OPD with complaints of repeated shrugging movements at the shoulder. His mother says she first observed this behaviour 1 year back and it follows a fluctuating course. On questioning, the boy said he feels some uneasiness if he doesn’t move his shoulder often. The boy is otherwise healthy, playful and has attained all milestone normal for his age. What is the most probable diagnosis?
a. Juvenile Myoclonus b. Tourette syndrome c. West syndrome d. Late onset Autism

10. A 45 year old lady, was brought to casualty with abnormal movements which included persistent deviation of neck to right side, protrusion of tongue and drooling of saliva a day after she was prescribed Risperidone 2mg two times a day from the psychiatry OPD. She also had an altercation with her husband and in laws recently. Which of the following is the most likely cause for her symptoms?
a. Acute dystonia b. Acute psychosis c. Conversion reaction d. CVA

11. A 11 year old boy is brought to the psychiatrist because of inability to score well in the examination. On further assessment it is noticed that he makes silly mistakes in writing and frequent spelling mistakes. However he is able to read well, and his mathematical ability is good. The boy is adopted well socially and general comprehension and articulation is good. The most likely diagnosis is
a. Mild mental retardation b. Specific learning disorder
c. ADHD d. Receptive language disorder

12. All are true about hallucinations, except:
a. It is independent of will of observer
b. Sensory organs are not involved
c. It is as vivid as that in true sense perception d. Occurs in absence of a perceptual stimulus

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13. A patient diagnosed with schizophrenia was started on an antipsychotic drug. The hallucinations have decreased significantly. This effect of drug is due to its action on which dopaminergic pathway?
a. Mesocortical b. Tubuloinfundibular c. Nigrostriatal d. Mesolimbic

14. Which antipsychotic pair is associated with the greatest weight gain?
a. Clozapine and Risperidone b. Olanzapine and Risperidone c. Clozapine and Olanzapine d. Olanzapine and Ziprasidone

15. Which of the following is not true about alcohol withdrawal Delirium?
a. Occurs in about 5% of withdrawal episodes b. Reported mortality is about 30-40 %,
c. Occupational pantomimes are seen
d. Also called as delirium tremens

16. According to National Survey on Extent and Pattern of Substance Use in India 2018 by NDDTC approximately how many individuals in India require treatment for Cannabis Use problems?
a. 10 Lakh b. 72 Lakh c. 1.8 Crore d. 2.9 Crore

17. Attention deficit hyperactive disorder is characterized by all except
a. Easily distractible b. Impulsive
c. Pops out with answers before completion of question d. Bullying friends or animals

18. 16 year old male is found to have mental age 9 years on IQ testing. He has
a. Mild Mental Retardation b. Moderate Mental Retardation c. Severe Mental Retardation d. Profound Mental Retardation

19. In Psychiatry, EEG (Electro Encephalogram) has particular usefulness in the diagnosis of
a. Schizophrenia b. Anxiety
c. Episodic rage reactions d. Bipolar disorders

20. According to DSM-5 which of the following is a type of Schizophrenia?
a. Simple Schizophrenia b. Disorganized Schizophrenia c. Paranoid Schizophrenia d. None of the above

21. Step ladder pattern of progression is seen in

a. Binswangers disease c. Multi infarct dementia

22. Carphologia is seen in

a. Delirium c. OCD

b. Alzheimers dementia
d. Normal pressure hydrocephalus

b. Dementia
d. Paranoid Schizophrenia

23. Blackouts associated with high levels of ethanol can be attributed to its action on which of the following receptor?
a. GABA A b. GABA c. NMDA d. GLYCINE

24. All are excitatory neurotransmitters except
a. Glutamate b. Glycine c. Aspartate d. Nitric Acid

25. The neurotransmitter which is implicated in the pathogenesis of Alzheimer’s Disease is
a. Serotonin b. Dopamine c. Acetyl Choline d. GABA

26. Who described Guru-Chela relationship in the Indian Psychotherapeutic setting?
a. Dr J S Neki b. Dr N N Wig
c. Dr Venkobarao d. Dr R L Kapoor

27. Rorschach Ink -Blot test is
a. Subjective test to measure personality & creativity b. Projective test to measure intelligence
c. Subjective test to measure personality
d. Projective test to measure personality

28. Presently, which of the following antipsychotics is not available in long acting injection form?
a. Amisulpride b. Rispiridone c. Olanzepine d. Flufenazine

29. Which among the following was the first BZD to synthesized?
a. Diazepam b. Clonazepam c. Chlordiazepoxide d. Etizolam

30. The anti depressant with least sexual dysfunction is
a. Fluoxetine b. Amitriptyline c. Bupropion d. Venlafaxine

31. Which among the following is not a typology of alcoholism?
a. Lesch Typology b. Sckuckit`s Typology c. Cloninger typology d. Korsakoff’s typology

32. Which of the following psychiatrists has been awarded with Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar award for Science and Technology in Medical Science for the year 2018?
a. Dr. Ajit Awasthi b. Dr. G Venkatsubramanian c. Dr. E Mohandas d. Dr. Mohan Isaac

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33. ‘Double book keeping’ phenomenon is associated with
a. Delusion b. Hallucination
c. Mood d. Psychomotor activity

34. Thomas Szasz, Giorgio Antonucci, R. D. Laing, Franco Basaglia , David Cooper – with which of the following do associate these names?
a. Discovery of Depot antipsychotics b. Antipsychiatry Movement
c. Nobel prize d. Biological treatments in psychiatry

35. Which of the following countries was not a part of The International Pilot Study of Schizophrenia (IPSS)?
a. Brazil b. Nigeria c. India d. China

36. The term ‘Alcohol Palimpsest’ refers to
a. Delirium Tremens
b. Amnesic episodes during intoxication c. Alcoholic Hallucinosis
d. Withdrawal convulsions

37. Which of the following parties had promises about mental health in their manifesto for the ongoing 17th Loksabha elections?
a. Aam Aadmi Party b. Indian National Congress c. Bhartiya Janata Party d. Telangana Rashtra Samithi

38. Which Indian state recently, lifted the prohibition on growing hemp plants for commercial purpose?
a. Uttarakhand b. Odisha
c. Himachal Pradesh d. Jharkhand

39. Psychiatric symptom suggestive of an organic cause is
a. Formal thought disorder b. Auditory hallucinations
c. Delusions of ill health d. Prominent visual hallucinations

40. Mental status examination includes all of the following except
a. Psychomotor activity b. Temperament c. Perception d. Judgment

41. Which of the following drugs is commonly preferred in treating negative symptoms of Schizophrenia?
a. Amisulpride b. Risperidone
c. Haloperidol d. Chlorpromazine

42. Neuroanatomical structures concerned with amnestic disorder are all except
a. Hippocampus b. Amygdala
c. Arcuate nucleus d. Mammillary bodies

43. Hindi Mental Status Examination was developed by

a. Folstein
c. Uma Hirisave

44. Illusion is related to abnormality of

a. Thinking c. Memory

b. Mary Ganguli
d. Uma Choudhary

b. Perception d. Judgment

45. Which of the following is not a mature defense mechanism?

a. Anticipation b. Altruism
c. Suppression d. Displacement

46. With respect to psychological assessments MMPI stands for

a. Minesota Multiphasic Psychosis Inventory b. Minneapolis Mood and Psychosis Inventory c. Minesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory d. Montreal Mood and Personality Inventory

47. Social classification of Suicide is proposed by

a. Jelinek b. Durkheim c. Pritchard d. Goldberg

48. Which of the following is not a long acting benzodiazepine?

a. Nitrazepam b. Clonazepam c. Clobazam d. Triazolam

49. Sudden memory loss coupled with wandering away from home is called

a. Amnesia b. Conversion disorder c. Dissociative identity disorder d. Fugue

50. Which of the following is a cluster – A personality disorder ?

a. Dissocial b. Dependent c. Schizotypal d. Borderline

51. Double depression means

a. Depression occurring because of two different reasons resulting in double severity b. Depression occurring twice in a row
c. Depression superimposed on dysthymia
d. Depression superimposed on dementia

52. Contraindications to administer Disulfiram are all except

a. Convulsions b. Psychosis
c. Liver dysfuntion d. Co-morbid nicotine dependence

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53. According to DSM-5, what is the duration within which ejaculation happens in PME?
a. < 30 Sec b. <1 Min c. <5 Min d. ❤ Min

54. Which of the following is a specific treatment for borderline personality disorder?
a. Rational Emotive Therapy b. Dialectical Behavioral Therapy c. Exposure and Response Prevention d. Systematic Desensitization

55. Most preferred class of drugs in treating Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder is
a. SSRI b. TCA c. SNRI d. BZD

56. The following may be considered as depressive equivalents except
a. Drug abuse / dependence b. Chronic pain
c. Pyromania d. Conversion / Dissociation symptom

57. Delusional misidentification syndromes are all except?
a. Capgras syndrome b. Fregoli’s syndrome c. Intermetamorphosis d. Binswanger disease

58. Which of the following trials is associated with treatment of Depression?
a. CATIE b. CuTLASS c. STAR*D d. IPSS

59. Which of the following is not a component of reward pathway
a. Pre Frontal Cortex b. Ventral Tegmental Area c. Nucleus Accumbens d. Dorsal raphe nucleus

60. Which of the following is not a projective test?

a. Thematic Appreciation Test c. Sentence Completion Test

61. Pareidolia is a type of
a. Illusion
c. Hallucination

62. Vortioxetine is
a. Antidepressant c. Mood stabiliser

b. Stroop Test
d. Word Association Test

b. Delusion
d. Formal though disorder

b. Antipsychotic d. Benzodiazepine

63. The site of lesion in Korsakoff’s psychosis is
a. Frontal lobe b. Corpus striatum c. Mammillary body d. Cingulate gyrus

64. Erwadi of Ramanathapuram district in Tamil Nadu is known for
a. First mental hospital of the country b. Tragic death of mentally ill patients c. First alcoholic free village in India d. Highest suicide rate in India

65. Visual hallucinations are commonly seen in
a. Alzheimer’s Dementia b. Lewy body Dementia
c. Frontotemporal Dementia d. Cognitive impairment due to vascular pathology

66. A person who believes that the television news anchor is talking to him is suffering from

a. Delusion of grandeur
c. Undifferentiated schizophrenia

67. Healthy thinking includes all except.

a. Continuity b. Constancy

b. Delusion of reference
d. Catatonic schizophrenia

c. Organization d. Clarity

68. Hyperprolactenimia as a side effect of Antipsychotics is mainly due to blockade of
a. D1 b. D2 c. D3 d. D4

69. Which of the following neurotransmitters is decreased in patient with delirum?

a. Dopamine c. GABA

70. Specific Learning Disability can involve

a. Writing
c. Mathematical skills

b. Acetyl Choline d. Glutamate

b. Reading
d. All of the above

71. Beck’s Cognitive Triad involves negative feelings about all except?
a. Self b. World c. Mood d. Future

72. According to National Mental Health Survey 2016, current prevalence of depression is
a. 1.4% b. 2.7% c. 3.9% d. 5%

73. Adam is the Street name of which of the following illicit drugs ?
a. Cocaine b. Lysergic acid diethylamide c. Methylene Dioxy Meth Amphetamine d. Hashish

74. Drug holiday is a popular concept associated with which of the following drugs?
a. Methylphenidate b. Clonidine
c. Risperidone, d. Aripiprazole

75. Which of the following scales is used in the assessment of OCD?
a. PANSS b. HAM-D c. YBOCS d. YMRS

76. All are communication disorders except
a. Language Disorder b. Speech Sound Disorder c. Selective Mutism d. Stuttering

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77. Sunita’s friends noticed that her behavior changed in the past one week. She began to stay up late into the night, rarely sleeping. She impulsively decided to paint every room in her house and to buy all new furniture for her house. She also started drinking more and engaging in risky behavior, such as unprotected sex. Her friends noticed that when she spoke, she spoke very rapidly and quickly jumped from subject to subject. What may Shelia be experiencing?
a. Schizophrenia
b. Histrionic personality Disorder c. Depressive episode
d. Manic episode

78. A 40-yrs-old woman is arrested by the police after she is found crawling through the window of a movie star’s home. She states that the movie star invited her into his home because the two are secretly married and “It just wouldn’t be good for his career if everyone knew”. The movie star denies the two have ever met, but notes that the woman has sent him hundreds of letters over the past 2 years. The woman has never been in trouble before, and lives and otherwise isolated and unremarkable life. What is the diagnosis?
a. Erotomania
b. Schizoaffective disorder c. Bipolar I disorder
d. Cyclothymia

79. A 4-year-old female who lives at the homeless shelter with her mother displays developmentally inappropriate social relatedness. For example, she displays indiscriminate sociability by being reluctant to get to know her caregivers at the daycare and displays excessive resistance to comforting. After getting the patients social history, you determine that the child’s basic emotional needs for comfort, stimulation, and affection have not been met by her primary caregiver. What would your diagnosis be?
a. Autism
b. Reactive Attachment disorder of Infancy or Early Childhood c. Expressive Language disorder
d. Asperger’s Disorder

80. All are features of autistic disorders except ?
A. Stereotypic movements
B. Impairment of social interaction C. Visual impairment
D. Delay in speech development

ANSWERS

1C 21C 41A 2D 22A 42B 3A 23C 43B 4B 24B 44B 5B 25C 45D 6C 26A 46C 7D 27D 47B 8C 28A 48D 9B 29C 49D 10A 30C 50C 11B 31D 51C 12B 32B 52D 13D 33A 53B 14C 34B 54B 15B 35A 55A 16B 36B 56C 17D 37B 57D 18A 38A 58C 19C 39D 59D 20D 40B 60B

61 A 62 A 63 C 64 B 65 B 66 B 67 D 68 B 69 B 70 D 71 C 72 B 73 C 74 A 75 C 76 C 77 D 78 A 79 B 80 C

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Pleasant 50- Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who is known as the ‘Super – Pope’ of Psychiatry
A) Sigmund Freud B) Julias Wagner C) Emil Kraeplin D) Eugen Bleuler

2. Cheese reaction is due to _____________content in the food
A) Tyrosine B) Tryptophan C) Tyramine D) Threonine

3. In 2001, Dr Chittaranjan Andrade received the Ig Nobel award for his study on
A) Mania B) Trichotillomania C) Dermatillomania D) Rhinotillexomania

4. Drug used to treat rare conditions, manufacturing of which isn’t profitable without Government assistance are called as
A) Abandoned drugs B) Holiday drugs
C) Orphan drugs D) Assistance drugs

5. 2013, Hindi movie ‘MAI’ portrays which psychiatric illness
A) Depression B) OCD
C) Mental retardation D) Dementia

6. Camberwell Family interview is used for
A) Expressed emotions B) Family burden
C) Genetic risk D) To look at causes for relapse

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7. Varenicline is used in the treatment of
A) Cannabis B) Tobacco

8. Section 306 IPC deals with
A) Rape
C) Abetment to suicide

9. Nosophobia is fear of
A) Nose B) Faces

10. Acquired aphasia with epilepsy is
A) Lannox Gastaut syndrome C) Gille de la Tourette syndrome

C) Alcohol

B) Attempt to murder D) Suicide

C) Animals

D) Solvent inhalation

D) Diseases

11. Flibanserin is a recently approved drug for

A) Erectile dysfunction
C) Hypersexuality in males

12. Cycloid Psychosis was proposed by

A) Schneider B) Karl Kahlbaum

B) Premature ejaculation
D) Hypoactive sexual desire in females

C) Hecker D) Leonhard

13. Girl Interrupted is a famous Hollywood movie based on which psychiatric illness

A) Borderline Personality disorder B) Depression C) OCD D) Autism

14. Homosexuality was dealt under which section of IPC

A) 275 B) 375

15. Epworth scale is used for

A) Sleep C) Sexual

C) 277

B) Cognitive functions D) Compliance

D) 377

16. The highest strength of Olanzapine depot injection available is

A) 400 B) 405

17. Mechanism of action of Selegiline is
A) MAO-A inhibitor C) MAO-B

18. Albert Ellis proposed which therapy –
A) Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy C) Cognitive Therapy

C) 410 D) 415

B) RIMA ( Reversible inhibitor of MAO-A) D) None of the above

B) Nidotherapy
D) Mindfulness based therapy

19. Encopresis is diagnosed after the child crosses a minimum ________age

A) 3 years B) 4 Years C) 5 years D) 7 years

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B) Landau Kleffner syndrome D) West syndrome

20. Inferiority complex term was given by
A) Carl Jung B) Sigmund Freud

21. Name this test
A) Bender Gestalt test C) Tower of Hanoi test

C) Carl Rogers D) Alfred Adler

B) Luria Test
D) Tower of London Test

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22. Serotonin partial agonist and reuptake inhibitor (SPARI) is
A) Mirtazapine B) Blonanserin C) Vilazadone D) Paliperidone

23. Maximum score in PANSS is
a) 180 b) 30 c) 210 d) 90

24. What is the minimum time duration to diagnose OCD according to ICD-10 criteria

A) 2 weeks B) 4 weeks

25. World Schizophrenia day is
A) Sept 21 B) Sept 14

26. ‘Suchi Bai’ is a term associated with
A) Eating disorder B) Sexual disorder

27. Compulsive buying is called as
A) Megalomania C) Oniomania

28. Mind-Body Dualism is a concept by-
A) Pierre Janet B) Anna Freud

29. Cataplexy is seen in
A) Catatonia B) Narcolepsy

30. Generation X is
A) 1995-2015 B) 1965-1979

31. Defense mechanism not seen in OCD
A) Reaction formation C) Undoing

32. Once a week oral antipsychotic is
A) Haloperidol B) Penfluridol

C) 6 weeks C) May 24
C) Depression

B) Shopping mania D) None of the above

C) Harry Sullivan C) Schizophrenia C) 1980-1994

B) Displacement D) Isolation

C) Pimozide

D) 12 weeks D) June 26 D) OCD

D) Rene Descartes D) Dementia
D) 1944-1964

D) Tianeptine

33. ICD -10 code for Diabetes comes under which alphabet

A) D B) F C) E D) K

34. Indian Psychiatric Society – South Zone Journal is

A) Indian South Zone Psychiatry Journal
B) Indian Journal of Psychiatry – South Zone C) Indian Journal of Psychological Medicine D) Journal of Psychological Medicine

35. Identify this person

A) Dinesh Bhugra B) Vikram Patel
C) Norman Sartorius D) Max Fink

36. The names Thase & Rush is associated with

A) Sexual dysfunction B) Treatment Resistant Depression C) Bipolar Disorder D) Catatonia

37. Figure of 8 coil is related to what in psychiatry

A) MECT B) rTMS
C) Vagus nerve stimulation D) Transcranial direct current stimulation

38. An FDA approved drug for Tardive Dyskinesia –

A) Clonazepam B) Propranolol C) Valbenazine D) Vortioxetine

39. The first antidepressant was

A) Iproniazid B) Phenelzine C) Imipramine D) Amoxapine

40. Who said this- There is no sense of being alive, without an identity

A) Erik Erikson B) Alfred Adler C) Thomas Szasz D) Jean Piaget

41. Names Thomas Szasz, David Cooper, RD Laing have in common

A) Moral treatment in Psychiatry B) Community Psychiatry
C) Anti Psychiatry D) Proponents of Psychoanalysis

42. Antipsychotic not available in depot form

A) Olanzapine B) Risperidone

43. CUtLASS study is related to

A) Depression
C) Substance abuse

44. ARDSI works for

A) Schizophrenia B) Dementia

C) Paliperidone

B) ADHD
D) Schizophrenia

C) Children

D) Iloperidone

D) Depression

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45. The term PTSD came into use following which war

A) World war II B) Vietnam war C) Gulf war D) World war I

46. Test used to differentiate between seizures and pseudoseizures

A) Thyroid B) Insulin

47. 16 PF is used for _________assessment

A) Personality C) Mood

48. Identify the person

A) Dr RL Kapur
B) Dr Venkoba Rao C) Dr NN Wig
D) Dr Govinda Swamy

C) Prolactin D) ACTH

B) Cognitive dysfunction D) Life events

49. 15-Park Avenue is a 2005, famous Hollywood movie based on

A) Depression C) Schizophrenia

50. Methadone is used in the treatment of

B) Anxiety Disorder D) Substance abuse

C) Opioids

A) Cannabis

1.C 2.C 3.D 4.C 5.D 6.A 7.B 8.C 9.D 10. B 11. D 12. D 13. A

B) Nicotine

D) Solvent abuse

40. A

41. C

42. D

43. D

44. B

45. B

46. C

47. A

48. B

49. C

50. C

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14. D 15. A 16. B 17. C 18. A 19. B 20. D 21. D 22. C 23. C 24. A 25. C 26. D

ANSWERS

27. C 28. D 29. B 30. B 31. B 32. B 33. C 34. C 35. C 36. B 37. B 38. C 39. A

Mrs Sowmya S Puthran

PSYCHOLOGY QUESTIONS

1. As it has been noticed, the study techniques are survey, question, read, recite, review, which is abbreviated to;
a) SPQR b) SQPR c) SQ3R d) SQ2R

2. A boy who is learning to ride a bicycle will have to discard many wrong movements until he learns how to ride it perfectly. The principle underlying this process of learning is called
a) Trial and error b) Insight
c) Classical conditioning d) Instrumental conditioning

3. Abraham Maslow is well-known for his concept of:

a) Hierarchical model of motivation c) Field theory

4. Bandura has placed importance on:

a) Instrumental learning c) Classical conditioning

b) Topographical d) Life space

b) Insightful learning
d) Modelling or observational learning

5. In 1895, Breuer and Freud have published a volume entitled “studies in hysteria”. These studies reported successful treatment of hysterical symptoms of a method called:

a) Observation b) Introspection c) Hypnotism d) Catharsis

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6. The school of psychology which considers overt behavior as its field of study is popularly known as:
a) Structuralism b) Behaviorism
c) Functionalism d) Gestalt Psychology

7. Which school of psychology always emphasized whole patterns rather than elements?
a) Behaviorism b) Gestalt psychology c) Functionalism d) Structuralism

8. Learning, retention, recall and recognition are said to constitute:
a) Intelligence b) Memory
c) Intuition d) Imagination

9. The adverse effect upon retention of an activity interpolated between learning and recall is:
a) Proactive inhibition b) Negative transfer c) Retroactive transfer d) Zero transfer

10. Which type of memory consists of long-term memories of specific things that have happened to us at a particular time and space?
a) Episodic memory b) Semantic memory c) Iconic memory d) Levels of processing

11. A mother punished her children too severely and said that she did so because she loves them and because ‘it is for their own good’ this is an illustration of:
a) Sublimation b) Rationalization
c) Conversion d) Reaction formation

12. With aging there is a decline of……………………. intelligence, but not of………………….. intelligence.
a) Fluid; fixed b) Fixed; fluid
c) Fluid; crystallized d) Crystallized; fluid

13. Which of the following is not characteristics of childhood autism?
a) Violent temper tantrums and repetitive actions b) Sensory blocking and echolalia
c) Language and learning deficiencies
d) Encopresis and overeating

14. Which type of test of intelligence was developed when people of different languages or illiterates had to be tested?
a) Verbal tests b) Reasoning tests c) Non-verbal tests d) Culture-free tests

15.Non-verbal tests are also called:

a) General tests b) Specific tests c) Performance tests d) Reliable tests

16. The index of an individual’s intellectual development, determined by dividing his mental age by his chronological age and multiplying the result by 100 is known as:
a) Creativity Quotient b) Sociability quotient c) Reliability quotient d) Intelligence quotient

17. Arnold Lucious Gessel (1880-1961) viewed his test as measuring not intelligence but the child’s level of development. The score an infant obtains is therefor called:
a) Intelligence quotient (I.Q.) b) Developmental Quotient (D.Q.) c) Fluid Intelligence scores d) Abstract intelligence scores

18. Two-factor of intelligence was advanced by:
a) Galton b) Carl spearman c) Spencer d) Terman

19. Who defined intelligence as the global capacity of the individual to act purposefully, to think naturally and to deal effectively with the environment?
a) Binet b) Galton c) Wechsler d) Spencer

20. If a child’s chronological age (CA) is equal to his mental age (MA), then his I.Q. will be:
a) 0 b) 100 c) 1 d) 50

21. What conditioning is called classical conditioning:
a) Respondent b) Observational c) Operant d) None of these

22. ……………………………..focuses mainly on depressed individual to help them think more adaptively.
a) Behavior therapy b) Cognitive Behavior therapy c) Psychoanalysis d) Adlerian therapy.

23. The concept of modelling in psychotherapy was introduced by………………………..
a) ArthurJ. Jones b) Albert Bandura c) Sigmund Freud d) Ivan. P.Pavlov

24. The therapy developed by Albert Ellis is familiarly known as
a) Client Centered Therapy b) Rational Emotive Therapy
c) Gestalt Psychology d) Counselor centered Therapy

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Humanistic therapies includes………………..

a) Client centered therapy b) Rational emotive therapy c) Gestalt therapy d) All the above therapies

Transference means………………………….

. a) Individual spontaneously report all thought to therapist

. b) Strong positive/negative feelings towards the therapist on part of client

. c) Individual prevents all the repressed thoughts

. d) None of these.

Cognitive therapy focuses on …………………………

a) Altering faulty or distorted modes of thought so as to alleviate psychological disorders b) The principles of reward and punishment
c) Encouraging the procedures that induce feeling of relaxation
d) Usage of basic principles of learning

Kohlberg’s moral development theory is basically developed on……………………

a) Piaget’s cognitive development theory
b) Freud’s psychosexual developmental theory c) Erickson’s psychosocial developmental theory d) Bandura’s social learning theory

According to Cattell, readily available characteristics are known as …………

a) Surface Trait
c) Complementary Trait

Law of effect was introduced by:

a) Pavlov
c) Bechterev

b) Source Trait
d) Supplementary Trait

b) Kohler
d) Thorndike

Anorexia Nervosa is characterized by………………….

a) Drive for thinness b) Emaciation
c) Vigour out of proportion to weight loss d) All of the above

Which of the following is not used for measuring intelligence?

a) Reaction time experiments b) Projective tests
c) Psychometric tests d) Performance tests

The technique that involves asking for a small favor before asking for large one is called…………………….

a) That’s Not –all Technique b) Foot-In The-Door Phenomenon c) Door-In-The-Face Phenomenon d) Low-Ball Phenomenon

34. Another name for rule of thumb problem solving strategy is…………………..
a) Algorithm b) Heuristic
c) Mental d) Functional Fixedness

35. …………………………… is relatively permanent change in behavior due to experience.
a) Learning b) Motivation c) Intelligence d) Perception

36. When the consequence of a behavior reduces the probability of occurrence of that behavior in future, it is called as………………………………………….
a) Negative Reinforcement b) PositiveReinforcement c) Punishment d) Primary Reinforcement

37. Short term memory is also known as………………………….
a) Iconic Memory b) Echoic Memory c) Working Memory d) Sensory Memory

38. The Children’s Apperception Test was devised by………………………….
a) Rosenzweig b) Cattell and Cattell c) Bellack and Bellack d) Murray

39. Roger’s Personality Theory falls under……………………………..
a) Behaviorism b) Existentialism
c) Humanism d) Psycho Analysis

40. The theory of ‘cognitive dissonance’ was propounded by

a) Leon Festinger b) Zollner
c) Muller-Lyer d) Kohler and Wallach

41. According to Seyle, General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS) represents…………
a) The body’s defense against stress
b) The personal significance of what’s happening
c) The causes of stress
d) The physiological changes associated with ANS, anterior pituitary.

42. ……………. is a treatment technique in which people are trained to improve their health by using signals from their own bodies.
a) Biofeedback
b) Electroconvulsive Therapy
c) Computerized Axial tomography d) Behavior Modification

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……………… is the process of altering our state of consciousness by continued and repeated suggestion.

a) Counselling b) Hypnosis c) Unconscious d) Dream

Coloured Progressive Matrix is used for measuring intelligence of normal children between the ages of ………………………

a) 6-10 years c) 8-12 years

Perception is a:

a) Sensory process
c) Sensory stimulation

b) 4-10 years
d) above 10 years

b) Nervous Mechanism
d) Process of interpreting sensory experiences

Which theory of emotion holds the view that bodily changes PRECEDE emotion and that we experience an emotion AFTER our body reacts?

a) The common sense theory b) The Cannon-Bard theory c) Attribution theory d) The James-Lange theory

A culture fair test would:

a) Include questions related to a person’s cultural back ground b) Avoid the use of visual or non-verbal test items
c) Be Language Intensive
d) Often use a wide range of non-verbal items

Elizabeth Kubler-Ross is known for her research in the area of:

a) Eating disorder b) Adolescent Behavior c) Coping with stress d) Death and Dying

The unlimited and permanent repository of useful information is classified as

a) Temporary memory b) Motivational memory c) Long term memory d) Short term memory

The very term “SQ3R” is an example of what is called a/an

a) Elaborative Rehearsal b) Maintenance Rehearsal c) Semantic memory d) Mnemonic device

Which is not the obstacle to problem solving?

a) Confirmation bias b) Fixation c) Mental set d) Heuristics

Which of the following is not an error in eye witness testimony?

a) Suggestibility b) Illusion of outgoing homogeneity c) Source monitoring d) Forgetting

53. Which of the following emerges when self-control replaces parental control?
a) Ego b) Super ego
c) Identity Achievement d) Identity Diffusion

54. Token economy is behavior modification technique based on the following learning principles
a) Discrimination learning b) Negative reinforcement c) Positive reinforcement d) Classical conditioning

55. Ms Ruchi remembers that when she was eight-year-old she was whimsical. This memory of Ruchi is called as
a) Episodic memory b)Semantic memory c) Sensory memory d)Amnesic memory

56. Problem solving comprises of four stages. Choose the correct sequence of stages- a) Incubation, preparation, verification, illumination
b) Preparation, incubation, illumination, verification
c) Incubation, preparation, illumination, verification
d) Preparation, illumination, incubation, verification

57. Our tendency to perceive objects as unchanging despite changes in sensory
input is an illustration of-
a) Figure-Ground relationship b) Perceptual constancy c) Binocular cues d) Linear perspective

58. Which of the following describes the cognitive triad of depression? a) Helplessness,sleeplessness,worthlessness
b) Thoughtlessness, worthlessness, sleeplessness
c) Hopelessness, worthlessness, thoughtlessness
d) Hopelessness, worthlessness, helplessness

59. Our expectancies, learning, past experiences and cultural factors play a critical
role in shaping our perception. This is well explained by-
a) Information processing approach b)Bottom-up processing approach c) Top down processing approach d)Hierarchical processing approach

60. A Psychologist employed in the school, at the instruction of school authorities, administered an IQ test to the school children and displayed the scores on the notice board. This is an-

. a) Ethically incorrect practice since it violates confidentiality

. b) Ethically incorrect practice since it violates informed consent

. c) Ethically correct practice in view of the transparent policies of the school

. d) Ethically correct practice provided the scores are not taken into consideration
while giving grades

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61. The procedure called ‘semantic priming’ is used to study which of the following phenomena?
a) Signal detection ability b)Field dependence-independence c) Locus of control d)Subliminal perception

62. Match List-I with List-II and indicate your answer using the codes given below- List-I (Concept)

a) Four A’s of Schizophrenia c) Separation Anxiety
List-II (Psychologist) 1.Anna Freud

Codes:

(a) (b) (c) (d)

A) 2 1 4 3 B) 2 4 1 3 C) 4 1 3 2 D) 4 2 3 1

b)Theory of Ego-defense Mechanism d)General Adaptation Syndrome

2. E.Blenler

3.H.selye

4.Otto Rank

63. A competent and well performing female middle-level Manager did not consider herself as suitable for the position of senior manager thinking that females are not suitable for such high positions. This is a typical example of –
a) Glass-ceiling phenomenon b) Gender discrimination
c) High motivation to avoid failure d) High motivation to approach success

64. In the present era of competitive marketing some of the companies are offering door-to-door sales services. In such case which kind of reinforcement schedule is practiced by the company for their sales executives?
a) Fixed-ratio schedule b) Fixed-interval schedule c) Variable-ratio schedule d) Variable-interval schedule

65. Self-actualization refers to the desire for:
a) Self-fulfillment b) Security
c) Sex satisfaction d) Love and belongingness

66. Which of the following is not scored for ‘Determinants’ in Rorschach Ink Blot test?
a) Space b) Form (Negative) c) Inanimate Movement d) Human Movement

67. The child was given chocolates for putting pegs into the right holes, first after he fitted 20 pegs, then after he fitted 14 pegs and later after he fitted 22 pegs. The reinforcement schedule used in this case is an example of-
a) Variable—Ratio Schedule b) Variable—Interval Schedule c) Fixed –Interval Schedule d) Fixed—Ratio Schedule

68. The Psychotherapist recommended the procedure of systematic desentization to Shraddha for overcoming her fear of cats. The Psychotherapist recommended-
a) A classical conditioning procedure b)An operant conditioning procedure c) A delayed conditioning procedure d) A backward conditioning procedure

69. When previous learning interferes with our memory of later learning it is referred to as –
a) Repression b) Proactive interference c) Inhibition d) Retroactive interference

70. Arrange the following treatment methodology in order in which they got known-

1 ClientCenteredTherapy
3 ReciprocalInhibitionTechnique Codes:
A) 1,2,3,4
B) 2,1,3,4
C) 2,1,4,3
D) 3,4,1,2

2PsychoanalyticTherapy 4ReinforcementContingency

71. Seguin form board (SFB) test has how many geometrical shapes
a) 9 b) 10 c) 12 d)noneoftheabove

72. Who among the following is credited with developing Logo Therapy? a) Fritz Perls b) Eric Burne
c) Victor Frankel d) Rollo May

73. Which of the following is correct of the Rorschach Ink Blot Cards? a) Five chromatic and five achromatic
b) Two chromatic and eight achromatic
c) Three chromatic and seven achromatic
d) Three chromatic, five achromatic and two unstructured

74. Arjun gets annoyed when his mother nags him to do his homework, when he finally does it, his mother stops nagging. Now he does the homework without any nagging. Here ‘nagging’ has served as a-
a) Punishment by application b)Positive reinforcement
c) Negative reinforcement d)Punishments by removal

75. Given an opportunity to choose, what should be the order of preference from ideally most appropriate to the least appropriate method to be used for the school students?
1. Counselling 2.Psychoeducation
3. Psychotherapy 4.Identifying and improving work goals

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Codes:

A) 1,4,2,3 b) 2,4,1,3 c) 4,2,1,3 d) 4,1,2,3

76. Which one of the following is not one of the Gestalt Psychology Laws of Perception?
a) Closure b)Continuity
c) Proximity d)Relative size

77. The improvement in performance following a rest after cessation of practice is called?
a) Reminiscence effect b)Spontaneous recovery c) Incremental Learning d)Crispi effect

78. Who regarded Mind as a ‘Tabula Rasa’?
a) Berkeley b)John Locke c) George Hoblur d)Brown

79. Striving for Superiority is associated with……………………………. a) Jung b)Horney
c) Adler d)Freud

80. …………………………….is a pervasive developmental disorder with some simi- larity to autistic disorder in its impairment of social interaction, restricted interests, and repetitive behavior.
a) Asperger’s disorder b)Tic disorder
c) Semantic Pragmatic disorder d)Learning disorder

81. Thumb sucking and nail biting are observed in a child due to…………………… a) Training b)Habit Formation
c) Anxiety d)Pleasure seeking

82 ……………………………. means eating much more food in a relatively short period of time.

a) Bulimia b) Nervosa c) Anorexia d) Binge

83. A family in which all power rests with one parent is known as a) Schismatic Family b)Autocratic Family
c) Democratic Family d)Skewed Family

84. A 13-year-old boy has committed a theft; He is considered as a………………………. a) Sociopath b) Psychopath c) Criminal d) Delinquent

85. Philosophy of life is that goal of all activities is to get pleasure. This is an example of…………………
a) Sentiment b) Sadism c) Hedonism d) Machoism

86. Spontanous recovery will grow weaker and weaker if no reinforcement is
provided after…………………..
a) Unconditioned stimulus b) Conditioned stimulus c) Conditioned Response d) None of the above

87. The Basic movement perception used in films…………………. a) Visual illusion b) Motion
c) Perceptual Constancy d) Stroboscopic Motion

88. Brainstorming leads to ……………………
a) Decrease functional fixedness b)Production of a higher quality and quantity of idea c) Promotion of creativity d)All of the above

89. Which one of the following sub-tests is not part of Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale?
a) Information b) Vocabulary c) Creativity d) Digit symbol

90. Which one of the following is not used for measuring intelligence a) Reaction Time Experiments b) Projective Tests
c) Psychometric Tests d) Performance Tests

91. Therapist suggested to Sunil that while trying to give up the habit of washing hands unnecessarily, he should wear a rubber band around his wrist and snap it every time he feels like washing his hands. What therapy he is using?
a) Systematic desensitization b) Aversion therapy c) Flooding d) Modelling

92. Which is the correct sequence of the stages involved in creative thinking? a) Preparation; orientation; illumination; incubation; verification
b) Preparation; incubation; illumination; orientation, verification
c) Orientation; preparation; incubation; illumination, verification
d) Orientation; preparation, illumination, incubation; verification

93. Effective teaching may include conceptual scaffolding, which is best describes by
the following statement-
a) Introducing practice session after every module
b) Gradually fading support as student proficiency increases c) Punishing student for incorrect answers
d) Encouraging brighter students to help weaker students

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94. Which among the following is NOT a projective test
a) Thematic apperception test b)Sentence completion test c) Draw a person test d)None of the above

95. According to Master and Johnson following is the correct sequence of human sexual response-
a) Excitement—Orgasm—Plateau—Resolution b) Excitement—Plateau—Orgasm—Resolution c) Excitement—Arousal—Orgasm—Resolution d) Arousal—Excitement—Orgasm—Resolution

96. Which of the following is correctly arranged related to memory? a) Encoding—retrieval—storage b)Encoding—storage—retrieval c) Storage—encoding—retrieval d)Retrieval—encoding—storage

97. Conditioned response may be eliminated by withdrawing reinforcement. This is known as :
a. Stimulus generalization b. Extinction
c. Discrimination d. Spontaneous recovery

98. A procedure that establishes a sequence of responses which lead to a reward following the final response and then working backwards is called—
a) Shaping b)Stimulus control
c) Chaining d)Stimulus generalization

99. When Divya first saw violent movie, she was scared and disgusted. But now she has seen several such movies, she is barely affected by them. Divya has experienced:
a) Habituation b) Displacement c) Cultivation d) Catharsis

100. The release of emotions in therapy is called
a) Behaviour change b) Insight
c) Mastery d) Catharsis

1. c

2. a

3. a

4. d

5. d

6. b

7. b

8. b

9. c

10. a

11. b

12. c

13. d

14. c

15. c

16. d

17. b

18. b

19. c

20. b

21. a

22. b

23. b

24. b

25. a

26. b 27. a 28. a 29. a 30. d 31. d 32. b 33. b 34. b 35. a 36. a 37. c 38. d 39. c 40. a 41. a 42. a 43. b 44. b 45. d 46. d 47. d 48. d 49. c 50. d

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51. d 52. d 53. b 54. c 55. a 56. b 57. b 58. d 59. c 60. a 61. d 62. d 63. a 64. c 65. a 66. a 67. a 68. a 69. b 70. c 71. b 72. c 73. a 74. c 75. b

76. d 77. a 78. d 79. c 80. a 81. c 82. d 83. d 84. d 85. c 86. c 87. b 88. d 89. c 90. b 91. b 92. c 93. b 94. d 95. b 96. b 97. b 98. c 99. a 100. d

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1. A Syndrome described in the father who has mood changes during his wife’s pregnancy or after the baby is born is

a. Othello syndrome b. Couvade syndrome c. Dhat syndrome d. Ekbom’s syndrome

2. National mental health programme (NMHP) was launched in year

a. 1981 b. 1987 c. 1982

3. Most common mode of committing suicide in India is:

d. 1997

a. Hanging
C. Ingestion of poison

4 .Following are the Parasomnias except

a. Somnambulism c. Insomnia

b. Drowning
d. Slashing of wrists

b. Pavor noctornus d. Bruxism

5. Kleine Levin syndrome is characterized by all except

a. Hypersomnia b. Hyperphagia c. Cataplexy

6.Defence mechanism associated with OCD are all except

a. Isolation b. Reaction formation c. Repression d. Undoing

d. Hypersexuality

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7 .Flashbacks and avoidance are common in

a. PTSD b. Phobias
c.OCD d. Generalized anxiety disorder

8. Amotivational disorder is usually caused by

a. Alcohol b. Cannabis

9. Cluster C personality includes all except

a. Obsessive-compulsive c. Narcissistic

c.LSD d. Nicotine

b. Avoidant d.Dependent

10. According to Jellinek’s, gamma type is also referred to

a. Malignant alcoholism b. Dipsomania
C. Spree drinking d. Psychological dependence

11. All of the following are true with respect to type II alcoholism except

a. Mostly seen in males b. Less than 25 years c. No loss of control d. Harm avoidance

12. “Pseudologia fantastica” is commonly reported in which of these disorders??

a. Factitious disorder b. Dissociative fugue c. Pseudoseizures d. Agoraphobia

13. The dosage of carbamazepine in the treatment of mood disorder is

a. 200 to 400mg c. 800 to 1200mg

14. The drug of choice to treat ADHD is

a. Haloperidol
c. Methyl phenidate

15. “World Bipolar Day” is celebrated on

a. 29th March b. 30th March

b. 400 to 1600 mg
d. more than 1600 mg

b. Imipramine d. Alprazolam

c. 30th April

d. 5th May

16. “Grid iron abdomen”, multiple abdominal scars are usually seen in patients suffering from

a. Munchausen syndrome b. Anorexia Nervosa
c. Somatoform pain disorder d. Irritable bowel syndrome

17. All of the following statements about “koro” are true except??

a. It also refers to shrinking of the penis
b. Occurs among men from India, South china and Japan c. Its a culture bound syndrome
d. Also called “phobia of interpersonal relations”

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18. The therapeutic blood levels of carbamezepine is

a. 4-12 mirograms/ml b.8-15 micrograms/ml c.15-30 micrograms/ml d.30-40 micrograms/ml

19. Marchiafava-Bignami syndrome refers to

a. Impaired social interaction,impaired communication
b. Global confusion,opthalmoplegia and ataxia
c. Panic disorder with agoraphobia in females
d. Corpus callosum degeneration secondary to alcoholism

20. Which of the following is not a first rank symptom described by kurt Schneider?

a.Thought insertion c.Somatic passivity

21. Delirium is characterized by all except

a. Clouding of consciousness c. Visual hallucinations

b.Delusional perception d.Poverty of thought

b. Impairment of attention d. Remote memory loss

22. Following are the negative symptoms of schizophrenia except?

a. Ambivalence b. Apathy c. Attentional impairment d. Alogia

23. Which of the following is Jean Piaget Known for?

a. Cognitive development b. Interpersonal development c. Psychosocial development d. Psychosexual development

24. The part of the mind which is working on the “moral principle” is

a. Super ego b. Ego c. Ego-ideal

25. The frequency of delta rhythm in EEG is

a. 1-3HZ b. 4-7 HZ c. 8-12HZ

26. World Schizophrenia awareness week is observed on

a.May 20to27 b.May10to17
c. August 1 to 7 d. December 18 to 23

27.Therapeutic community concept was given by

a. Alfred adler b. Sigmund frued c. Maxwell Jones d. N.N.Wig

d. Id
d. >12HZ

28. All of the following are the features of alcohol dependence syndrome except

a. Craving c. Tolerance

29. Scale used for alcohol dependence is

a. SADQ-C b. PANSS

b. Withdrawl symptoms d. Financial loss

c. FTND d. HAM-D

30. Acquired aphasia with epilepsy is synonym for

a. Lannox-Gastaut Syndrome b. West Syndrome c. Landau-kliffner Syndrome d. Tourette syndrome

31. Type -1 schizophrenia is characterized by all except

a. Positive symptoms
c. Good response to treatment

32. ECT was invented by

a. Cerletti & Bini c. T.J.Crow

b. Negative and cognitive symptoms d. Acute onset

b. Master and Johnson d. Liddle

33. Which of the following is potential side-effects of Olanzepine?

a. Metabolic syndrome b. Cataract formation c. Hepatotoxicity d. Renal failure

34. Systematic desensitization was developed by

a. Skinner b. Joseph wolpe c. Carl rogers d. Mary ainsworth

35. Carbamazepine may be used in all of the following conditions except

a. Mania
c. Schizophrenia

36. “La bella indifference” is seen in

a. Schizophrenia
c. Conversion disorder

b. Personality disorders d. Trigeminal neuralgia

b. Manic depressive psychosis d. Depression

37. The following are low/medium potency antipsychotic drugs except

a. Chlorpromazine b. Pimozide c. Triflupromazine d. Loxapine

38. The anti-depressant with least sexual dysfunction is

a. Fluoxetine b. Amitriptyline c. Bupropion d. Venlafaxine

39. For the cessation of Nicotine abuse,the following drug is used

a. Sodium valproate b. Varenicline c. Vilazodone d. Vortioxetine

40. Dual sex therapy is a concept developed by

a. Sigmund freud
c. Thomas and chess

41.Hebephrenic schizophrenia is also called

a. Simple schizophrenia c. Residual schizophrenia

b. Master and Johnson d. Kinsey

b. Chronic schizophrenia
d. Disorganised schizophrenia

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42. The average length of a manic episode {treated or untreated} is about

a. 3 months b. 6 months c. 9 months d. 1 month

43. The following statements regarding Rapid cycling disorders are true except

a. Occur more frequently in women
b. Concomittant hypothyroidism is common c. At least four episodes a year
d. Can be triggered by anti manic treatment

44. Lack of interest and enjoyment is also known as

a. Alexythymia b. Dysthymia c. Anhedonia

45. Short acting benzodiazepines are all except

a. Lorazepam b. Oxazepam c. Temazepam

d. Asociality d. Nitrazepam

46. Prolonged use of phenytoin can result in the following side-effects except

a. Gingival hyperplasia b. Vitamin D deficiency c. Hypoglycemia d. Osteomalacia

47. Drug of choice for neuroleptic malignant syndrome is

a. Central anticholinergic drugs b. Dantolene or Bromocriptine c. Propranolol d. IV Benzodiazepines

48. Disulfiram causes inhibition of which enzyme resulting in accumulation of acetaldehyde?

a. Alcohol dehydrogenase b. Dopamine hydroxylase
c. Aldehyde dehydrogenase d. Acetaldehyde dehydrogenase

49. All of the following impulse control disorders except

a. Dipsomania c. Kleptomania

50. Chronic use of cannabis causes

a. Empty-nest syndrome c. Amnestic syndrome

b. Pyromania
d. Pathological gambling

b. Amotivational syndrome d. Fregoli’s syndrome

51. The drug which does not cause physical dependence is

a. Cocaine b. Amphetamine c. Cannabis

52. District mental health programme was first implemented in

d. Opioid
d. Mangalore

a. Bangalore b. Mysore

53. Neurotic traits includes all except

a. Enuresis
c. Stammering

c. Bellary

b. Thumb sucking
d. Competitive behavior

54. Glycine reuptake pump type 1 is located in

a. Glycine neurons pre-synaptically b. serine re uptake transporter system c. Glycine neurons post-synaptically d. Glial cells

55. The concept of anaclitic depression is given by

a. Rene Spitz b. Melanie Klein c. Micheal Rutter d. John Bowlby

56. Supportive psycho therapy involves the following except

a. Guidance b. Suggestion
c. Reassurance d. Free association

57. Yawning is a common feature of which substance withdrawal ?

a. Alcohol withdrawal b. Opioid withdrawal c. Cannabis withdrawal d. Cocaine

58. Which of the hormone is used for the treatment of resistant depression ?

a. Levothyroxine b. Progestrone

59. Metabolic syndrome includes all except

a. Low HDL levels
c. Hyper prolactinemia

60. Steven Johnson syndrome is associated with

a. Levetiracetam b. Levosulpride c. Lamotrigine d. Lithium

61. Housebound Housewife syndrome is associated with

a. Mixed anxiety and depressive disorder b. Schizophrenia c. Agoraphobia d. OCD

62. The latest version of DSM (diagnostic statistical manual) is

a. III b. VI

63. Vogt’s triad is seen in

a. Tuberous sclerosis c. Down syndrome

64. PANDAS is associated with

a. Eating disorders
c. Male sexual dysfunction

c. IV TR

b. Fragile X syndrome d. Turner syndrome

b. OCD
d. Drug induced EPS

d. V

65. Eugen Bleuler ( 4 A’s) include all except

a. Ambivalence b. Autistic behavior c. Abnormal associations d. Avolition

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c. Prolactin d. Cortisol

b. Abdominal obesity d. Insulin resistantance

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66. The following statements regarding the term ‘stalking’ are true except

a. Following the victim
b. Ordering goods & services in the stalkers name
c. Communication by telephone, mail and electronic communication d. Most stalkers are men and women are the victim

67. Drugs that may impair sexual function are all except

a. SSRI’s b. β-Blockers

68. SKUNK refers to

a. More potent LSD
c. More potent cocaine

c. TCA’S d. Mirtazepine

b. More potent cannabis preparation d. More potent solvents

69. Flashbacks are most commonly experienced with which drug??

a. Ketamine b. Benzodiazepines c. LSD d. Cocaine

70. Features of atypical depression are all except

a. Over eating b. Rejection sensitivity c. Leaden paralysis d. Mild anxiety

71. An extreme kind of nilhistic delusion for ex: My bowels have been destroyed so they will never be able to pass faces again

a. Cotards syndrome b. Ekboms syndrome c. De’Clerambault syndrome d. Capgras syndrome

72. Following statements about kleine levin syndrome are all true except

a. Somnolence b. Increased appetite c. Hyper sexuality d. Pica eating

73. Children experience nightmares with a peak frequency around the age of

a. 2or 3 years b. 5 or 6 years c. 8 or 9 years d. > 12 years

74. A form of hoarding in older people that is associated with extreme self-neglect and domestic squalor is called

a. Heller’s disease b. Diogenes syndrome c. Ganser’s syndrome d. Di George syndrome

75. Factor’s predicting a poor outcome in schizophrenia are all except

a. Younger age of onset b. Male, single
c. Presence of affective symptoms d. Insidious onset

76. Increased Prolactin is a known side effect of

a. Aripiprazole b. Quetiapine c. Paliparidone d. Asenapine

77. Features characteristic of late onset schizophrenia are all except

a. Visual hallucination b. Third person auditory hallucination c. Much lower anti-psychotic doses required d. Persecutory delusions

78. Morgellons disease refers to

a. Erotomania
c. Delusional parasitosis

79. Prosopagnosia refers to

a. Inability to recognize familiar objects c. Inability to read clearly

b. Pathological jealousy
d. Shared delusional disorder

b. Inability to recognize familiar faces
d. Inability to distinguish two objects clearly

80. Disorders associated with pathological jealousy are all except

a. Schizophrenia b. Mood disorder
c. Organic disorder d. Histrionic personality disorder

81. People with down’s syndrome are more prone for which type of dementia at an early age

a. Fronto temporal dementia b. Alzheimer’s dementia c. Mixed dementia d. Vascular dementia

82. Prion protein (Prp) is encoded by a gene on

a. Chromosome 6 b. Chromosome 20 c. Chromosome 36 d. Chromosome 1

83. All of the following drugs are used in the treatment of tardive dyskinesia except

a. Clobazam b. Tetrabenazine c. Clozapine d. Vitamin E

84. Sub-types of vascular dementia are all except

a. Hypo-perfusion dementia b. Small vessel dementia c. Multi infant dementia d. Mixed dementia

85. ”Hirano bodies” and granule vascular accumulation are seen in

a. Vascular dementia b. Lewy-body dementia c. Fronto- temporal dementia d. Alzheimer’s dementia

86. What is the type of test used to assess IQ is adults

a. MMPI b. TAT c. CAT d. WAIS

87. Salient features of narcissistic personality disorder is

a. Avoids risk
b. Feels socially inferior
c. Self – dramatization
d. Fantasizes about unlimited success, power

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88. One gene contributing to anti-social behavior is

a. M A O B b. M A O A c. D I S C – 1 d. COMT – gene

89. Screening tests for dementia-cognitive function are all except

a. MMSE b. Clock drawing test
c. Six item cognitive impairment test d. Neuro psychiatric inventory

90. What is more common in multiple sclerosis with a life time risk of 50%

a. Schizophrenia b. OCD
c. Anxiety disorder d. Depression

Fill in the blanks: Single star questions (91-95) *

91. Mini mental status examination has a total score of ———————— points

92. Schizophrenia occurring as a co morbid condition in a mentally retarded child is called

————————-
93. A sense of unfamiliarity with familiar situations is ————————–
94. Production of false stories to fill in memory gaps is ————————
95. Dramatic self mutilation in schizophrenia is also known as ———————–

Mention the statements as either True or False: Double star

questions (96-100)**

96. Dialectical behavior therapy is the Psychotherapy used to treat schizoid personality disorder

97. Early primitive reflexes are the characteristic features of Lewy body dementia 98. Franz Anton Mesmer coined the term for hypnosis as animal magnetism
99. The first neurotransmitter to be discovered was dopamine
100. Obsessive compulsive symptoms may also be caused by Staphylococcal infection

ANSWERS

1B 26A 51C 2C 27C 52C 3C 28D 53D 4C 29A 54D 5C 30C 55A 6C 31B 56D 7A 32A 57B 8B 33A 58A 9C 34B 59C 10A 35C 60C 11D 36C 61C 12A 37B 62D 13B 38C 63A 14C 39B 64B 15B 40B 65D 16A 41D 66B 17D 42B 67D 18A 43D 68B 19D 44C 69C 20D 45D 70D 21D 46C 71A 22A 47B 72D 23A 48C 73B 24A 49A 74B 25A 50B 75C

. 76 C

. 77 C

. 78 C

. 79 B

. 80 D

. 81 B

. 82 B

. 83 A

. 84 D

. 85 D

. 86 D

. 87 C

. 88 B

. 89 D

. 90 D

. 91 30

. 92 PROFF’S SCHIZOPHRENIA

. 93 JAMAIS VU

. 94 CONFABULATION

. 95 VAN GOGH SYNDROME

. 96 FALSE

. 97 FALSE

. 98 TRUE

. 99 FALSE

100 FALSE

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Instructions :

• Question Bank contains 100 questions, and all are to be answered in 60 minutes.

• Choose the single best answer and write the alphabetical number in the answer sheet provided. And for fill in the blank write the most appropriate answer.

• There is no negative marking.

• There are 5 single star questions and 5 double star questions, in case of a tie person scoring higher in the double star and then single star will be the winner.

. 1 Drug of choice and first line of treatment for Priapism
a. Sildenafil c.Tadalafil
b. Phenylephrine d.Propranolol

. 2 Idiosyncratic adverse effect of carbamezepine are all,except:
a. Aplastic anemia c. Blurred vision b. Steven Johnson Syndrome d. Hepatic failure

. 3 The risk of Ebstein’s malformation in lithium exposed fetuses is
a.1 in 5000 b.1 in 100 c.1in 1000 d.5 in 1000

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4. Post injection delirium sedation syndrome occurs with
a. Olanzepine IM injection c. Paliparidone IM injection b. Flupenthixol IM injection d. ChlorpromazineIMinjection

5. Mechanism of action of tianeptin in the brain
a. Selective serotonin reuptake inhibition b.Selective serotonin reuptake enhancement c. Selective dopamine reuptake inhibition d.Selective nor-epinephrine reuptake inhibition

6. Adverse effects of Phenytoin include all of the following except
a. Lymphadenopathy b. Ataxia c. Hypercalcemia d.Hirsutism

7. Compared to the other antidepressant drugs Mirtazepine has the distinct ability to act as an antagonist of
a. Beta receptors c. Alpha 2 receptors b. D2 &D3 receptors d. 5-HT & GABA

8. Which of the following drugs is both effective and safe to use in a pregnant lady suffering from bipolar disorder?
a. Carbamezepine b. Lithium c. Olanzepine d.Valproic acid

9. The secretion of which hormone out of the following increases with chlorpro- mazine therapy?
a. Gonadotropin b. Corticotrophin c. ADHD d. Prolactin

10. Which of the following is not a side-effect of Thioridazine?
a. Retinaldamage c. Male sexual dysfunction b. Cardiac arrhythmias d. Agranulocytosis

11. Which antipsychotic can cause cataract formation?
a. Olanzepine b. Aripiprazole c. Ziprasidone d. Quetiapine

12. Central anticholinergics are used in the treatment of the following conditions except
a. Acute Muscular Dystonia c. Tardive Dyskinesia b. Parkinsonism d. Akathesia

13. Drug of choice to treat nocturnal enuresis in children is
a.Chlorpromazine c. Amoxapine b. Desmopressin d. Clomipramine

14. Borderline personality disorder is also known as
a. Ambulatory Schizophrenia c. Split Personality
b. DementiaPrecox d. Negativistic personality disorder

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15. Micropsychotic episodes are seen in which of these personality disorders?

a. Obsessive-Compulsive personality disorder c. Antisocial personality disorder b. Schizoid personality disorder d. Borderline personality disorder

16. Progressive muscle relaxation was developed by

a. Neal Miller c. Edmund Jacobson b. Sigmund Freud d. Emil Kraeplin

17. All of the following are features of Episodic Tension Headache except?

a. Bilateral in distribution c. Pulsatile
b. Pain is mild to moderate d. Upto 80% prevalence

18. Benzodiazepines are used in the treatment of all except

a. Insomnia b. Akathesia c. Panic disorder d. Lithium toxicity

19. Which of the following is not a Non-benzodiazepine agonist?

a. Zaleplon b. Ziprasidone c. Zolpidem d. Eszopiclone

20. Which of the following statements is not true for down’s syndrome?

a. Trisomy 21
c. Increased incidence of thyroid abnormalities b. Dementia of Alzheimer’s type in adulthood d. Cutaneous neurofibromas

21. Drug of choice in the treatment of Tourette’s disorder is

a. Lurasidone b. Fluoxetine c. Atomoxetine

22. NREM related sleep disorders are all except

d. Haloperidol

a. Sleep walking b. Night terror

23. Restless leg syndrome is also known as

a. Couvade syndrome b. Othello’s syndrome

24. Delusion of grandiosity is seen in

a. Mania b. Hypomania

c. Nocturnal Enuresis d. Night mares

c. Capgras syndrome d. Ekbom’s syndrome

c. PTSD

d. Depression

25. Delusion of misidentification are all except

a. Capgras syndrome c. Intermetamorphosis b. Fregolis syndrome d. Gertsmann syndrome

26. Geshwind Syndrome is characterized by all except

a. Hypergraphia c. Religiosity
b. Hyposexuality d. Deliberateself harm

27. Following are the side effects of Clozapine except

a. Weight gain c. Agranulocytosis
b. Seizure d. Retinal degeneration

28. All are used as weight loss drugs except

a. Metformin b. Topiramate

29. Lithium induced tremor is treated with

a. Pindolol
c. Chlorpromazine

30. Which of the following anti-epileptic drug is not a mood stabilizer?

a. Chlorpromazine c. Sodium Valproate b. Lamotregine d. Phenobarbitone

31. Which of the following anti-epileptic drug is not a mood disorder

a. Carbamezepine c. Sodium valproate b. Lamotregine d. Phenobarbitone

32. The following are the indications for ECT except

a. Treatment resistant OCD b. Catatonic schizophrenia

33. Riluzole is used in the treatment of

a. Restless leg syndrome b. Anorexia nervosa

34. La Bella Indifference is seen in

a. Hysteria
b. Pathological grief

c. Severe depression with suicidal tendency d. Tardive dyskinesia

c. Kleptomania d.Catatonia

c. Complex partial seizures d.Schizophrenia

35. Magnus phenomenon is most commonly associated with which substance?

a. Cannabis b. Coccaine c. Alcohol

36. A sense of unfamiliarity in familiar circumstances refers to

d. Opioid

d. Delirium

a. Jamias Vu b. Deja Vu

37. Pressure of speech is characteristic of

a. Hypomania b. Mania

c. Depersonalisation d. Derealization

c.OCD

38. Sub-cortical dementia is seen in all these conditions except

a. Parkinsonism c. Huntington’s chorea b. Wilson’s disease d.Alzheimers disease

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c. Sibutramine d. Cyproheptadine

b. Propranolol d. Lorazepam

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39. Oedipus complex refers to

a. Aggressive impulses of female child towards father b.Interpersonal issues among spouses
c. Aggressive impulses of male child towards father d. Aggressive behavior of parents towards children

40. Projective tests are all of the following except

a. CAT
b. Draw a person test

41. Double depression refers to

c. Rorschach test
d. Stanford-binet test

a. Dysthymia
b.Pseudodementia with depression
c. Dysthymia with depressive episodes
d. Severe depression with psychotic symptoms

42. Prevalence of schizophrenia in India is

a. 2.49/1000 b.3.49/1000 c.4.34/1000 d. 5.23/1000

43. Narcolepsy consists of classic triad of all the underlying symptoms except

a. sleep attacks c. Hypnogogic hallucinations b. cataplexy d. catalepsy

44. Wid mark-formula is used to

a. Determine the quantity of alcohol taken by a person b. To assess CIWA score
c. To calculate lithium toxicity
d. To calculate IQ

45. Excessive slowness is seen characteristically in which of these disorders?

a. PTSD c. Panic disorder b. Bulimia Nervosa d. OCD

46. Flooding as a behavior therapy is useful in

a. Phobias c. Depression
b. Anorexia nervosa d. Schizophrenia

47. Most severe form of pattern of alcohol consumption is

a. alpha type c. gamma type b. beta type d. delta type

48. Mental health Act was passed in which year?

a.1987 b.1992 c. 1999 d. 2013

49. Pseudo dementia is seen in

a. Wernicke’s encephalopathy c. Lewy body Dementia b. Heavy metal poisoning d. Depression

50. IQ in case of severe mental retardation is between

a. 50-70% b.10-20% c. 35-50% d. 20-35%

51. As per the latest guidelines drug of choice for resistant schizophrenia is

a. Clozapine b. Risperidone c. Olanzapine d. Amisulpride

52. World schizophrenia day is observed on

a. 24th May b. 18th May c. 25th May d. 7th March

53. Which of the following drugs is not considered as a gateway drug?

a. Heroin b. Cannabis c. Tobacco d. Alcohol

54. Which of the following symptoms is not included in caffeine intoxication?

a. Psychomotor retardation c. Restlessness
b. Insomnia d. Muscle twitching

55. Ziprasidone is best absorbed when consumed with food,how many calories of food are recommended for optimal absorption of the drug?

a. 50kcal b. 100kcal c. 500 kcal d. 1500kcal

56. Which of the following is not a feature of melancholic depression?

a. Increased weight c. Terminal insomnia b. Severe anhedonia d. Laden paralysis

57. Which of the following antidepressants has the lowest risk to switch to mania?

a. Bupropion b. Fluoxetine c. Citalopram d. Venlafaxine

58. “Mourning and Melancholia “is written by

a. Sigmund Freud b. Carl Jung c. Alfred Adler d. Carl Rogers

59. Rapid cyclers in bipolar disorders ,are those patients who have —– number episodes per year:

a. 4 or more episodes per 12 months b. 6 or more episodes per 12 months

60. Avatar therapy is used to treat

a. Hallucinations in schizophrenia b. Social phobia

61. Kleptomania is a form of

a. Impulse control disorder b. OCD

c. 8 or more episodes per 12 months d. 10 or more episodes per 12 months

c. Stage fear
d. Poor self esteem

c. Dissocial personality disorder d. ADHD

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62. Chronic alcohol consumption leads to deficiency of

a. Thiamine b. Niacin c. Vit C d. Vit D

63. Which of the followingbenzodiazepines has the shortest half-life?

a. Oxazepam c. Lorazepam b. Chlordiazepoxide d. Clonazepam

64. Pseudocyesis is included under

a. Somatoform Disorder not otherwise specified b. Delusional disorder
c. Body dysmorphic disorder
d. Hypochondriasis

65. DBT stands for

a. Dialectical behavior Therapy
b. Dialogue based behavior therapy

c. Directional behavior therapy d. Direct Behavior Therapy

66. Stages of separation-individuation was proposed by

a. Mary Ainsworth c. John Bowbly b. Margaret Mahler d. Harry Harlow

67. Stages of “Death and Dying” were described by

a. Elizabeth Kubler Ross c. Karl Jung
b. Sigmund Freud d. Karl Jaspers

68. Human brain contains approximately how many nerve cells/neurons?

a.1011 b. 1020 c. 2015 d. 3018

69. Frontal lobe syndrome consists of all the features except

a. Poor judgement c. Slowed thinking b. Irritability d.Dysarthria

70. Triphasic waves on EEG are associated with

a. cerebral anoxia c. Hematomas b. Hepatic encephalopathy d. Epilepsy

71. Progression of sleep is marked by the appearance of 14-HZ sleep spindles also called as

a. Theta waves b. Alpha waves

72. Social learning theory was proposed by

a. Aaron T Beck b. David Premack

c. Sigma waves d. Beta Waves

c. Albert Bandura d. E.L.Thorndike

73. Ribot’s Law states that:

a. Principle that in retrograde amnesia memories from childhood and youth are best preserved, whereas those from recent periods are lost most easily.

b. Dissociation occurs more in traumatised children

c. Early exposure to trauma prevents severe dissociation during the later years of life, by way of habituation

d. Anterograde amnesia following psychological trauma is suggestive of dissociative processes

74. Neural Crest originate from:

a. Neural Tube b. Endoderm c. Pharyngeal pouch d. Ectoderm

75. The most common type of neuronal cells seen in cerebral cortex

a. Pyramidal cells b. Stellate cells c. Spindle cells d. Granule cells

76. Biofeedback can mainly modify which of the following functions

a. CVS b. GI c.RS d. CNS

77. People can attend to one physical channel of information at a time – which theory of attention states this?

a. Broadbent’s filter theory of attention
b. Cocktail party Phenomena
c. Dichotic listening experience
d. Shiffrin and Schneider’s divided attention theory

78. Of all sensory systems, the system least developed at birth is?

a. Vision b. Smell c. Taste d. Touch

79. Which one of the following is a way of measuring personality along the dimensions of extroversion-introversion and neuroticism- stability?

a.Eysenck personality inventory
b. Rorschach ink-blot test
c. Thematic apperception test
d.Minnesota multiphasic personality inventory

80. According to CANMAT 2018 guidelines first line evidence for Acute depression in Bipolar 1 is shown for:

a. Quetiapine b. Lithium c. Lurasidone d. ECT

81. CNTRICS stands for:

a. Cognitive Neuroscience Treatment to Improve Cognition in Schizophrenia
b. Cognitive Neurorehabilitation Treatment to Improve Cognition in Schizophrenia

c. Cerebral Neurostimulation Treatment to Improve Cognition in Schizophrenia d. Cerebral Neuroadaptive Treatment to Improve Cognition in Schizophrenia

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82. TRENDS tool is developed by:

a. Behere et al c. Tripathi et al. b. Wig et a d. Krishnan et al

83. In Pavlov’s original classical conditioning experiment on dogs, which of the following served as conditioned response:

a. Saliva b. Food c. Bell d. Hunger

84. Higher and higher goals achievement is explained by:

a. Maslow’s hierarchy of needs c. Needs theory
b. Drive reduction theory d. Arousal reduction theory

85. Which of the following a/e due to clozapine is dose dependent:

a. Seizures c. Granulocytopenia b. Constipation d. Hypersalivation

86. Which of the following antidepressants has the least sexual side effects:

a. Vilazodone b. Sertraline c. Escitalopram d. Duloxetine

87. In which of the following editions of DSM was homosexuality removed as a disorder:

a.DSM-III b. DSM – IV

88. Chasing the dragon in seen in

a. Tobacco smoking b. Heroin Smoking

c. DSM-5 d. DSM – II

c. Ganja Smoking d. None of the above

89. Medication induced depression is common with the following drugs except:

a. Corticosteroids c. Levodopa b. Venlafaxine d. Propranolol

90. Medical conditions commonly associated with panic attacks are seen in all except:

a. Phaeochromocytoma b. Hyperthyroidism b. Hypoparathyroidism d. Hypoglycemia

True/False

91. 92. 93.

Psychoeducation has been shown as effective as any first line drug in the prevention of further episodes of bipolar disorder

Logotherapy was initiated by Viktor Frankl, which is based on the principle of the “human will to meaning”, an inner pull to find meaning in life.

Lithium remains as the gold standard medication for all types of bipolar subtypes, including mixed episodes.

94. Insomnia in the elderly is a strong predictor for higher suicidal ideation in geriatric depression

95. Hebephrenic Schizophrenia is the most commonly occurring subtype of schizo phrenia in the Indian population.

Fill in the blanks:

96. 97.

98. 99.

This scientist described was the first to describe first rank symptoms of schizophrenia ____________________________________________.

Patient presenting with waxy flexibility, negativism, and rigidity, the likely diagnosis is _____________________________________________________.

NA neurons are located in _______________________________________.

Guru Chela relationship in psychotherapy, is described by _______________________.

100. rTMS stands for ________________________________________.

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1B 28D 55A 2C 29B 56A 3C 30* 57A 4A 31D 58A 5B 32D 59A 6C 33A 60A 7C 34A 61A 8C 35B 62A 9D 36A 63A 10D 37B 64A 11D 38D 65A 12C 39C 66B 13B 40D 67A 14A 41C 68A 15D 42A 69D 16C 43D 70B 17C 44A 71C 18D 45D 72C 19B 46A 73A 20D 47D 74A 21D 48A 75A 22D 49D 76A 23D 50D 77A 24A 51A 78A 25D 52A 79A 26D 53A 80A 27D 54A 81A

82 A 83 A 84 A 85 A 86 A 87 A 88 B 89 B 90 B

True/False

91. FALSE 92. TRUE 93. TRUE 94. TRUE 95. FALSE

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96. KURT SCHNEIDER 97. CATATONIA

98. LOCUS COERULEUS

99. JS NEKI

100. REPETITIVE TRANSCRANIAL

MAGNETIC STIMULATION

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1. Capgras syndrome: Delusion of doubles
Named after a French psychiatrist who described the illusion of doubles, it is a delusion of misidentification. It is characterized by a person’s delusional belief that an acquaintance, usually a spouse or other close family member, has been replaced by an identical looking impostor or several doubles.

2. Fregoli syndrome: Inverse of Capgras syndrome
Named after the Italian actor Leopoldo Fregoli who was renowned for his ability to make quick changes of appearance during his stage act, is the inverse of Capgras syndrome. It is also a delusion of misidentification and is characterized by a person’s delusional belief that persecutors or familiar people can assume the guise of strangers.

3. Cotard syndrome
Cotard syndrome is a specific nihilistic delusion named after Jules Cotard, a French neurologist, who first described the condition, which he called le delire de negation (negation delirium). The affected person holds the delusional belief that he or she is already dead, does not exist, or has lost his or her blood or internal organs.

4. Alien Hand syndrome

Alien hand syndrome is the misattribution and belief that one’s hand does not belong to oneself, but that it has its own life. The afflicted person has normal sensation but believes that the hand, while still being a part of their body, is acting autonomously, having “a will of its own.”

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5. Alice in Wonderland syndrome or Todd syndrome
Alice in Wonderland syndrome or Todd syndrome is a condition in which a patient’s sense of body image, space, and/or time are distorted. Sufferers may experience micropsia or Lilliputian hallucinations, macropsia, or other sensorial distortions, including altered sense of velocity. It is often seen in migraine, brain tumors, or with the use of psychoactive substances.

6. Stockholm syndrome
Stockholm syndrome characterizes a psychological response that can be observed in a victim, in which the victim shows signs of sympathy, loyalty, or even voluntary compliance with the victimizer, regardless of the risk to the victim. The syndrome is most often discussed in the context of hostage situation.

7. Lima syndrome
Lima syndrome is the exact inverse of Stockholm syndrome. In this case, hostage- takers or victimizers become sympathetic to the wishes and needs of the hostages or victims.

8. Munchausen syndrome
Munchausen syndrome known after Baron von Munchausen (1720-1797), an 18th-century German officer who was known for telling extremely improbable tales and stories of his life and experiences. The affected person feigns illness for psychological gain.

9. Dhat syndrome
Dhat derives from the Sanskrit for ‘elixir’ that constitutes the body. It is a culture bound syndrome in which patients suffer from severe anxiety and physical complaints related to the loss of semen through urine, nocturnal emission.

10. Wernike’s syndrome

Caused by the deficiency of thiamine. Can occur together or separately. More common in persons with alcohol dependence.
Triad of Wernike’s sundrome is Global confusion, Opthalmoplegia and Ataxia [GOA]

11. Gas Syndrome

People report of various somatic complaints attributing to gas in the body.

12. Marchiafava-Bignami syndrome

It was first described in 1903 by the Italian pathologists Amico Bignami and Ettore Marchiafava in an Italian drinker. In this patient, Marchiafava and Bignami noticed that the middle two-thirds of the corpus callosum were necrotic. It is a progressive neurological disease of alcoholism, characterized by corpus callosum degeneration.

13. Amotivational syndrome
It is characterised by apathy, diminished interest in activities and socialization often described related to chronic cannabis abuse

14. Othello syndrome (conjugal paranoia)
A psychosis in which the content of delusions is predominantly jealousy (infidelity) involving spouse.

15. Clerambault’s syndrome (erotomania)
A psychosis in which the content of delusions is erotic.
Most often in women with erotic conviction that a person with higher status is in love with the patient.

16. Ganser’s syndrome (hysterical pseudodementia)
Commonly found in prison inmates. Approximate answers are seen. Person understands nature of the questions but answers wrong.
When asked to name the colour, he understands the question but answers a different colour.

17. Briquet’s syndrome (somatisation disorder)
In Briquet’s syndrome, first described by Paul Briquet in 1859, patients complain of multitple bodily symptoms without an organic basis.

18. Ekbom syndrome – Described for two conditions

• Delusional parasitosis

• Wittmaack-Ekbom syndrome, a synonym of restless legs syndrome.

19. Pickwickian syndrome
Pickwickian syndrome is named after the character Joe from the 1836 Charles Dickens novel The Pickwick Papers. It is also called as Obesity hypoventilation syndrome characterised by sleep apnoea and obesity.

20. Kanner’s syndrome
Also called as autistic disorder or infantile autism. Children with autism are characterised by impaired social interaction, impaired communication, and restricted repetitive behaviour as described by Leo Kanner.

21. Idiot Savant syndrome
It is a condition in which a person with a developmental disability demonstrates profound capacities or abilities far in excess of what would be considered normal in one particular area.

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22. Asperger’s syndrome
The syndrome is named after the Austrian pediatrician Hans Asperger in 1944. It’s an autism spectrum disorder with no significant speech problems.

23. Rett’s syndrome
The syndrome was first described by Austrian neurologist Andreas Rett in 1966. It’s a rare genetic disorder earlier described in the autism spectrum, affecting female children. Initial development is normal. Onset occurs before the age of 2 years with a poor prognosis.

24. Heller’s syndrome (disintegrative psychosis)
Childhood disintegrative psychosis was originally described by Austrian educator Theodor Heller. It is also called as regressive autism.

25. Kleine-Levin syndrome (sleeping beauty syndrome)
Hypersomnia, hypergraphia, hypersexuality with mood changes.

26. Gilles de la Tourette’s syndrome
Complex vocal and motor tics
The condition was named by Jean-Martin Charcot on behalf of his resident, Georges Albert Edouard Brutus Gilles de la Tourette, a French physician and neurologist, who published an account of nine patients with Tourette’s in 1885.

27. Shy-Drager syndrome (Multisystem degeneration)
A progressive disorder of the central and sympathetic nervous systems, also called multiple system atrophy with postural hypotension. Symptoms of autonomic nervous system failure, constipation, impotence in men, and urinary incontinence, usually predominate early in the course of the disease.

28. Steel-Richardson syndrome (progressive supranuclear palsy)
Degenarative disease described as a taupathy. Loss of balance is a frequent complaint and progresses to dementia.

29. House bound house wife syndrome
Panic disorder with agoraphobia in females

30. Gerstmann syndrome

• Dysgraphia

• Dyscalculia

• Finger agnosia

• Left-right disorientation

31. Charles Bonnet syndrome
First described by Charles Bonnet in 1760. These are visual release hallucinations. Complex visual hallucinations in a person with partial or severe blindness.

32. Phantom Limb syndrome
A phantom limb is the sensation that comes from an amputated limb and the majority of the sensations are painful.

33. Kluver Bucy syndrome
It is a syndrome resulting from bilateral lesions of the medial temporal lobe. Hyperorality, hyper sexuality, visual agnosia and amnesia are its features.

34. Klingsor syndrome
Genital self mutilation associated with religious delusion

35. Van Gogh syndrome
Repetitive self-mutilation is termed the van Gogh syndrome after Vincent van Gogh a renowned Dutch painter of late 19th century, who during a bout of psychosis deliberately mutilated his ear.

36. Velo Cardial Facial syndrome (Di George syndrome)
Velo-cardio-facial syndrome (VCFS), the most frequent known interstitial deletion identified in man, is associated with chromosomal microdeletions in the q11 band of chromosome 22. It is associated with cleft palate. Additionally, an increased prevalence of chromosome 22q11 deletions has been reported in populations of people with schizophrenia.

37. Lennox Gastaut syndrome
It is childhood-onset epilepsy that is characterized by frequent seizures of multiple types, and moderate to severe intellectual impairment.

38. Geschwind syndrome
Epileptic personality change. It is named after Norman Geschwind, who published extensively on the topic.

39. Couvade syndrome
Couvade syndrome, also called sympathetic pregnancy, is a condition in which a partner experiences symptoms of pregnancy.

40. General Adaptation syndrome
Developed by Hans Selye, it is how an organism responds to stress.

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41. Landau Kleffner syndrome
It is named after William Landau and Frank Kleffner, who characterized it in 1957. It is acquired epileptic aphasia.

42. Diogenes syndrome
Also known as senile squalor syndrome, is a disorder characterized by extreme self- neglect, domestic squalor, social withdrawal, apathy, compulsive hoarding of garbage or animals, and lack of shame. The name derives from Diogenes of Sinope, an ancient Greek philosopher, a cynic.

43. Neuroleptic malignant syndrome
(NMS) is a life-threatening condition that occasionally occurs to neuroleptic or antipsychotic medication. Symptoms include high fever, confusion, rigid muscles, variable blood pressure, sweating, and fast heart rate. Complications may include rhabdomyolysis, high blood potassium, kidney failure, or seizures. Treatment of choice is Dantrolene.

44. Serotonin syndrome
It is due to excess of serotonin in the body. Symptoms include high body temperature, agitation, increased reflexes, tremor, sweating, dilated pupils, confusion and diarrhoea.

45. Kahlbaum syndrome:
Catatonia

46. Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS)
Chronic fatigue syndrome is a disorder characterized by extreme fatigue that can’t be explained by any underlying medical condition. The fatigue may worsen with physical or mental activity, but doesn’t improve with rest.

47. Metabolic syndrome

• abdominal (central) obesity

• elevated blood pressure

• elevated fasting plasma glucose

• high serum triglycerides

• low high-density lipoprotein (HDL) levels
48. Restless legs syndrome (RLS)
It is a disorder that causes a strong urge to move one’s legs. The feelings generally happen when at rest and therefore can make it hard to sleep. Medications used include levodopa or a dopamine agonist such as pramipexole.

49. Mallory – Weiss syndrome

This refers to bleeding from a laceration of the mucosal lining of the oesophagus, commonly seen due to severe vomiting in alcohol dependence or bulimia nervosa. The tear in Mallory Weiss is from the mucosa and submucosa but not the muscular layer (contrast to Boerhaave syndrome which involves all the layers)

Few syndromes associated with mental retardation:

50. Down’s syndrome:
Trisomy 21, Most children have intellectual disability and increased risk to develop dementia.

51. Turner’s syndrome:
45 XO. Is a condition in which a female is partly or completely missing an X chromosome. Short and webbed neck, low-set ears, low hairline at the back of the neck, short stature, and poor development of secondary sexual characteristics.

52. Kleinfelter’s syndrome:
also known as 47, XXY or XXY is the set of symptoms that result from two or more
X chromosomes in males. The primary feature is sterility.

53. Cri du chat syndrome: or chromosome 5p deletion syndrome or 5p” syndrome (pronounced “Five P Minus”) or Lejeune’s syndrome: characteristic feature is a cat-
like cry of the affected children

54. Fragile X syndrome:
Genetic X linked dominant, CGG triplet repeat disorder

55. Lesch Nyhan syndrome:

caused by a deficiency of the enzyme hypoxanthine-guanine phosphoribosyltransferase. The disorder was first recognized and clinically characterized by medical student Michael Lesch and his mentor, pediatrician William Nyhan. The HGPRT deficiency causes a build-up of uric acid in all body fluids. Self-harm is a distinguishing characteristic of the disease and is apparent in majority of the males.

56. Sturge-Weber syndrome: or encephalotrigeminal angiomatosis,

marked by a distinctive port-wine stain on the forehead, scalp, or around the eye. This stain is a birthmark caused by an overabundance of capillaries near the surface of the skin.

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• Developmental delays

• cognitive impairment

• seizures

• weakness on one side of the body

57. Crouzon’s syndrome:

is an autosomal dominant genetic disorder known as a branchial arch syndrome. This syndrome is named after Octave Crouzon, a French physician who first described this disorder. He noted the affected patients were a mother and her daughter, implying a genetic basis. First called “craniofacial dysostosis”, what occurs is that an infant’s skull and facial bones, while in development, fuse early or are unable to expand.

58. Apert’s syndrome:

Eugene Apert, a French physician, described nine people sharing similar attributes and characteristics. acrocephalosyndactyly, a congenital disorder characterized by malfor- mations of the skull, face, hands and feet. It is classified as a branchial arch syndrome, affecting the first branchial (or pharyngeal) arch, the precursor of the maxilla and mandible.

59. De Lange syndrome:

Bushy Syndrome and is also known as Amsterdam dwarfism, The syndrome is named after Dutch pediatrician Cornelia Catharina de Lange, who described it. It is a genetic disorder that can lead to severe developmental anomalies. It affects the physical and intellectual development of a child.

60. Prader Willi syndrome:

Genetic disorder related to chromosome 15.

IPSKC 2017

Dr Narayan R Mutalik

State Level UG / Intern Medical Prize Examination in Psychiatry – 2017

Instructions :

• Question Bank contains 100 questions and all are to be answered in 60 minutes.

• Choose the single best answer and for fill in the blank write the most appropriate answer.

• There is no negative marking.

• There are 5 single star questions and 5 double star questions, in case of a tie person scoring higher in the double star and then single star will be the winner.

1. Which of the following is not classical of schizophrenia?
a. Autism c. Automatism b. Association defect d. Ambivalence

2. Patient presents with altered behaviour, delusions and hallucinations, suggestive of:
a. Psychotic disorder c. Confirms schizophrenia
b. Korsakoff’s psychosis d. Obsessive compulsive disorder

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3. Irresistible urge to move about and increased motor activity is:
a. Rabbit syndrome c. Malignant neuroleptic syndrome b. Akathisia d. Tardive dyskinesia

4. Which of the following is first rank symptom described by Schneider?
a. Echolalia c. Thought insertion b. Autism d. Suicidal tendency

5. In catatonic schizophrenia, all are seen except,
a. Mannerism c. Negativism
b. Echolalia d. Flight of ideas

6. One of the symptoms doesn’t occur in schizophrenia

a. Thought alienation b. Disorientation

7. Delusion of infidelity is seen in

a. DeClerambault’s syndrome b. Othello syndrome

c. Paranoid delusion d. Hallucination

c. Couvade syndrome d. Ekbom’s syndrome

8. First symptom to disappear with treatment of schizophrenia
a. Apathy c. Povertyof thoughts b. Auditory hallucinations d. Anhedonia

9. Schizophrenia most commonly occurs in,
a. Adolescents b. Middle age c. Children d. Old age

10. What percentage of new mothers is believed to develop postpartum psychosis?
a. < 1 % b. 10 to 15 % c. 25 to 30 % d. 35 to 40 %

11. Grossly disorganized, severe personality deterioration and worst prognosis is seen in
a. Hebephrenic b. Simple c. Catatonic d. Paranoid

12. 22yr old young person shows aggressive behaviour for last 2weeks, also has auditory hallucinations not heard by anybody else and suspicious behaviour. Diagnosis is,

a. Schizophrenia b. Mania

13. Not a correct match

a. Auditory hallucination-Alcoholism
b. Delusion of infidelity– OCD
c. Thought broadcasting – Schizophrenia d. Delusion of grandiosity– Mania

c. Depression
d. Acute psychosis

14. A 27 year old female thinks her nose is ugly, her idea is fixed and not shared by anyone else, whenever she goes out of home she hides her nose with cloth. She visits a surgeon, next step would be

a. Investigate and operate b. Operate immediately

15. Delusion is not seen in

a. Depression b. Schizophrenia

c. Refer to psychiatrist d. Reassure the patient

c. Anxiety d. Mania

16. A patient with pneumonia for 5 days admitted in hospital, suddenly ceases to recognise doctor and staff and thinks he is in jail, he complains of scorpions moving around, is in altered sensorium, condition is
a. Acute delirium c. Acute dementia
b. Acute schizophrenia d. Acute paranoid schizophrenia

17. Which of the following behavioural problems would suggest of organic brain lesion

a. Auditory hallucination b. Visual hallucination

18. Delirium is marked by-

a. Systematized delusions b. Mood disorder

c. Depression
d. Formal thought disorder

c. Clouding of consciousness d. Auditory hallucination

19. Clinical features of frontal lobe lesion include-

a. Disinhibition
c. Visual agnosia

20. Treatment of opioid over dosage is

a. Naloxone c. Naltrexone

b.Homonymous Hemianopia d. Receptive aphasia

b. Methadone d. All of above

21. Which of the following drug is used for treatment of nicotine dependence-
a. Lithium b. Methylphenidate c. Clonazepam d. Bupropion

22. Following are positive symptoms of schizophrenia except-
a. Thought disorder c. Anhedonia
b. Hallucination d. Delusion of reference

23. Apatient of schizophrenia treated for 5 years developed perioral movements. Likely diagnosis is-
a. Tardive dyskinesia c. Muscular dystonia
b. Paranoia d. Malignant neuroleptic syndrome

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24. Life time risk of schizophrenia is-

a. 1% b.7% c.5% d.3%

25. Visual hallucination without auditory hallucination is seen in-
a. Organic brain damage c. Obsessive compulsive neurosis b. Agoraphobia d. Schizophrenia

26. Drug of choice in resistant schizophrenia is-
a. Haloperidol b. Chlorpromazine c. Clozapine d. Thioridazine

27. Flight of ideas is seen in-
a. Mania b. Depression c. Schizophrenia d. Delirium

28. Free association is-
a. A patient revealing his thoughts freelyto therapist
b. Atherapist revealing his opinion about patient
c. A qualityto attribute to therapist the feelings and thoughts bya patient d. A patient revealinghis conflicts in a state of hypnosis

29. Counter transference means-
a. Feeling therapist develops towards patient
b. Feeling patient develops towards therapist
c. Heterosexual cross dressing to promote sexual excitement d. Preoccupation with fear of having a serious illness

30. Which is not an ego defence mechanism-

a. Rationalisation b. Identification c. Repression
d. Obsession

31. Undoing is typically seen in-

a. Paranoid schizophrenia b. Phobic neurosis

c. Catatonic schizophrenia d. OCD

32. Therapeutic level of lithium required in acute mania is-
a. 0.6-0.8 meq/l b. 1.2-2.0 meq/l c. 0.8-1.2 meq/l d. more than 2 meq/l

33. Which of the following cardiovascular effects can be most problematic secondaryto Tricyclic Antidepressant usage?
a. Decreased myocardial contractility c. Slowing of cardiac Conduction
b. Toxic cardiomyopathy d. Increased risk of cardiac ischemia

34. Which of the following is the most common cause of malpractice in Psychiatric practice?
a. Improper treatment resulting in physical injury
b. Sexual involvement between physician and patient c. Failure to treat psychosis
d. Improper certification in hospitalization

35. Which of the following statements refers to the principle of beneficence?
a. Prevent harm and promote wellbeing c. Do no harm
b. Provide universal healthcare d. Build patient-doctor relationship on trust

36. Naltrexone is used in opioid dependence to

a. Prevent respiratory depression b. Prevent relapse

37. Drug of choice in OCD

a. Fluoxetine b. Imipramine

c. Treat withdrawal symptoms
d. Detoxification of opioid overdose

c.Alprazolam d. Chlorpromazine

38. 3 yr old girl has delayed developmental milestone, delayed speech, difficultyin concentrating on studies, plays with herself & does not make friends. Diagnosis is

a. Autism
b. Specific learning disorder

39. Most common substance abuse in India

a. Tobacco b. Cannabis

c. ADHD
d. Mental retardation

c. Alcohol d. Opium

40. An exam going 21-year-old boyhaving schizophrenia well maintaining on risperidone 3 mg since last 2 month. For how long medication should be continued for this case
a. Up-to 12 month b. 2 years c. 6 month d. 5 years

41. A ladypresented to emergencywith altered sensorium and hypotension. She is taking antidepressant medications. ECG shows wide QRS complex and right axis deviation. What should be given for management of this patient?
a. I.V sodium bicarbonate c. Wait and watch b. Physostigmine d. Antiarrhythmic

42. All are First rank symptoms of Schizophrenia except
a. Audible Thoughts c. Voice arguing or discussing or both b. Thought Broadcasting d. Perplexity

43. Extra pyramidal Symptom are commonlyseen in treatment with
a. Antipsychotic Drugs c. Antibiotics
b. Anticonvulsantdrugs d. Antidepressant drugs

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44. A17-Year-old boyis diagnosed with Schizophrenia – what is the risk that one of his siblings will develop the disease
a. 2% b. 5 % c.10% d. 20%

45. 20 yrs old female develops sudden episodic palpitation, tremors, fear of impending doom. Diagnosis is
a. Panic disorder c. Social phobia
b. Generalised Anxiety disorder d. Mixed anxietywith depression

46. 75 years old male was operated for fracture neck of femur and since next day develops Irritability, disorientation & has been talking to imaginarypeople. Diagnosis is
a. Senile dementia c. Senile Psychosis
b. Delirium d. Post-operative Psychosis

47. That part of mind which is working on reality principle is:
a. Id b. Super ego c. Ego d. Ego-ideal

48. Deepika 45 years, was brought to casualty with abnormal movements which included persistent deviation of neck to right side one day after she was prescribed Haloperidol 5 mgs two times daily from the psychiatry OPD. She also had an altercation with her husband recently. Which of the follow ing is the most likely cause for her symptoms?
a. Acute drug dystonia c. Conversion reaction
b. Acute psychosis d. Cerebrovascular accident

49. A 24-year-old occasional alcoholic has got a change in his behaviour. He has become suspicious that people are trying to conspire against him though his father states that there is no reason for his fears. He is getting hallucinations of voices commenting on his actions. Most probable diagnosis is
a. Delirium tremens c. Alcohol induced psychosis b. Schizophrenia d. Delusional disorder

50. Bharati age 27 years, female thinks her nose is ugly, her idea is fixed not shared by anyone else. Whenever she goes out of home, she hides her face with a cloth. She visits to surgeon. Next step would be
a. Investigate and then operate c. Refer to psychiatrist b. Reassure the patient d. Immediate operation

51. A false belief unexplained byreality, shared bya number of people is:
a. Superstition b. Illusion c. Delusion d. Obsession

52. The most common psychiatric disorder is
a. Depression b. Dementia c. Schizophrenia d. Paranoia

53. A 45-year male with a historyof alcohol dependence presents with confusion, nystagmus and ataxia. Examination reveals 6th cranial nerve weakness. He is most likely to be suffering from?

a. Korsakoff’s psychosis
b. Wernicke’s encephalopathy

54. Depression is most common in

a. Children b. Young girl

c. De Clerambault syndrome d. Delirium tremens

c. Middle age men d. Middle age female

55. A 6- year –old boy has been diagnosed with ADHD and started on Methylpheni- date. Which of the following serious side effects should the child psychiatrist warn the boy’s parents about?
a. Tics c. Choreiform Movement b. Cardiac conduction abnormalities d. Leukopenia

56. A 52-Years -old man is diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease which of the following statements is true?
a. Trans-magnetic stimulation could improve his symptoms for 12 months b. Psychotic symptoms are common in newly diagnosed patients.
c. Patient with Parkinson’s have a high comorbiditywith affective disorders d. High-potencyneuroleptics are the treatment of choice.

57. A 34-years-old man recurrently perceives the smell of rotten eggs this kind of Hallucination is most commonly seen inpatients with which of the following diagnoses?
a. Parietal tumours b. Narcolepsy
c. Partial complex seizures d. Wilson’s disease

58. Which of the following is the most common cause of delirium in the elderly?
a. Substance Abuse c. Use of multiple medications b. Accidental Positioning d. Alcohol Withdrawal

59. A 32-year-old woman is diagnosed with major depression. What is the chance that her identical twin sister will develop the same disease?
a. 5% b. 20% c. 50% d. 70%

60. Which of the following is the most commonlyencountered psycho-logical problem in women taking oral contraceptives?
a. Anxiety b. Depression c. Insomnia d. Memorydeficits

61. Which of the following is a contraindication for ECT?
a. Space-Occupying lesion in the brain c. Seizure disorder b. Pregnancy d. Elderly age

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62.What is the prevalence of alcoholism among patients with a historyof major depression?

a. 5% b. 10% c. 20% d. 35%

63. Which anxietydisorder is most likely to be confused with the personalitydisorder?
a. Generalized anxiety Disorder c. Agoraphobia b. Specific Phobia d. Social Phobia

64. Which of the following statements is true with regard to factitious Disorder?
a. It is synonymous with malingering
b. The patient’s goal is to assume and maintain the sick role
c. The patient’s goal is to avoid unpleasant consequences or work d. Patients visit their PCPs office often but rarely are hospitalized

65. Marijuana smoking impairs the operation of motor vehicles for how long after it use?
a. 20 to 30 Minutes c. 4 to 6 hours b. 1 to 2 hours d. 8 to 12 hours

66. Margaret Mahler is best known for which of the following of theories?
a. Psychosocial development c. Moral development
b. Cognitive development d. Separation-individualization

67. Piaget is best known for which of the following theories?
a. Cognitive Development c.Psychosocial Development b. Interpersonal Development d. Psychosexual development

68. Which of the following statements is true about temperament?
a. It is biologicallydetermined c. It is always caused by poor parenting b. It is unchangeable throughout life d. It is a synonym for personality

69. According to Sigmund Freud which of the following best describes primary processes?
a. Typically, conscious c. Absent duringdreaming
b. Non-logical and primitive d. Rational and well organized

70. Harry Stack Sullivan’s theory of personality development is characterized by which of the following emphases?
a. Geneticdeterminism c. Interpersonal relations b. Infant-mother transaction d. Object relations

71. Which of the Freud’s theories deals with a model of the mind divided into three regions- conscious, unconscious and preconscious?
a. Parapraxes b. Structural c. Topographic d. Primary process

72. Which of thefollowing is the singlemost significant developmental eventof middle childhood?
a. Onset of puberty
b. Going to school
c. Thedevelopmentofanovertinterestintheoppositesex d. Theconsolidationofpersonality

73. The illogical, bizarre, and incoherent images that often make up dreams are an example of what type thinking?
a. Primaryprocess b.Secondary process c. Dream anxiety d. Manifest content

74. Benzodiazepines, barbiturates, and manyanticonvulsants exert their influence through which of the following types of receptors?
a. Dopaminergic b. Glutamic c. Adrenergic d. GABA-ergic

75. What is the lifetime risk for suicide in patients with mood disorders?
a. 1 to 3% b. 3 to 5% c. 10 to 15% d. 20 to 30%

76. Seasonal circadian rhythm has been implication in the aetiologyof which of the following psycho pathologies?
a. Major depression b. Schizophrenia c. Panic disorder d. OCD

77. The cell bodies of serotonin-releasing neurons are located in which area of the brain?
a. Raphenuclei b. Basal ganglia c.Limbicsystem d. Amygdaloid body

78. Which of the following findings in associated with NREM sleep?
a. Penile tumescence b. Narcolepsy c.Dreaming d. Night terror

79. A 43-year-old woman with brain lesion develops a voracious appetite and exhibits bouts of rage. Where is the lesion located?
a.Thalamus c. Precentral gyrus b. Hypothalamus d. Mammillarybodies

80. Which of the following sites is thought to be significant for formation and storage of immediate and recent memories?
a. Hypothalamus c. Amygdala
b. Hippocampus d. Nucleus basalis of meynert

81. Lesion in which part of the brain causes euphoria, laughing uncontrollablyand making jokes and puns?
a. Fornix c. Left orbitofrontal cortex b. Right prefrontal cortex d. Amygdala

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82. Lesion in which part of the brain causes disinhibition, lability and lack of remorse?
a. Orbitofrontal region of frontal lobe c. Medial region of frontal lobe b. Dorsolateral region of frontal lobe d. Limbic system

83. Ganser syndrome can be seen in following conditions except?
a. Organic states c. Malingering b. Dissociative disorder d. Depression

84. Which of the followingis false?
a. ECT can cause delirium
b. Ibuprofen should not be used to treat the post ECT headache
c. Donepezil can be used to reduce the cognitive side effects of ECT d. Thiamine improves the post ECT recovery

85. A young lady presents with repeated episodes of excessive eating followed by purging byuse of laxatives. What is the diagnosis?
a. Binge eating b. Bulimia nervosa c. Schizophrenia d. Anorexia nervosa

86. Mental Health Care Act was passed in the year

a. 2017 b. 1987

87. Pseudodementia is

a. A form of cortical dementia
b. Aform of subcortical dementia

c. 1997 d. 2007

c. Seen in patients with depression
d. Dementia secondaryto organic condition

88. The frequencyof alpha rhythm in EEG is

a. 1-3Hz b.4-7Hz c.8-12Hz

89. Wernickes encephalopathyis characterized byall except
a. Globalconfusion c. Ataxia
b. Ophthalmoplegia d. Confabulations

90. IQ in Moderate mental retardation is between:
a. 50-70% b. 10-20% c. 35-50%

Fill in the blanks: Single star questions (91-100)

d.>12Hz

d. 20-35%

91. The term ‘Ambivalence’ was coined by …………………………………..
92. False perception without external stimulus is called as…………………………………..

93. Psychoanalysis was introduced by…………………………………..

94. Grimacing and mirror gazing is seen in which type schizophrenia? …………………………………..

95. Fear of beautiful women is called as …………………………………..

Mention the statements as either True or False: Double star questions (96-100)

96. Charles Bonnet Syndrome only occurs in peripheral causes of visual loss, not seen in central causes of visual loss – True or False

97. Congenital deafness rules out the possibilityof auditoryhallucinations – True or False

98. Asense of presence mayoccur in healthy individuals – True or False

99. Muller-Lyer illusions are examples of illusions in psychiatric disorders – True or False

100. Lithium continuation during ECTmaygive rise to delirium -True or False

101. Cariprazine is FDA approved for
A. Autism B. Bulimia nervosa
C. BPAD D. Huntington disease

102. Ganser syndrome is seen all of the following except
A. Dissociative disorder B. Depression
C. Schizophrenia D. Organic brain condition.

103. Gertsmann syndrome has all of the following characteristics except
A. Lesion in non-dominant parietal lobe B. Agraphia
C.Finger agnosia D. Right-leftdisorientation

104. The biopsychosocial model of Psychiatry was developed by
A. Rene Descartes B. UrieBronfenbrenner C. George Engel D. Hans Selye

105. Who is considered as Father of modern hypnosis
A. John Mongiovi B. James Braid C. Franz Mesmer D. Clark Hull

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106. Which of the following statement is true
A. déjà entendu is experience of having of new thought recognized as previously occurred B. déjà vu is feeling of experiencing a current event in the past
C. déjà pense is experiencing new auditory perception as previously occurred
D. jamais vu cannot be seen in healthy people

107. Which drug has no role in treating restless leg syndrome
A. Riluzole B. Ferrous sulphate C. Ropinirole D. Pramiprexole

108. The significant neurological development at 20 week of gestation is
A. Neuronal migration B. Synaptogenesis
C. Neuronal myelination D. Competitive elimination

109. Ladislas Joseph von Meduna a Hungarian Psychiatrist is known for his work on
A. Psychosomatic medicine B. Brain stimulation therapy C. Psychopharmacology D. Psychotherapy

110. Child sees a dog when he looked up into the clouds in the sky while running behind a car. What is the psychopathology
A. Completion illusion B. Affect illusion
C. Interpretive illusion D. Pareidolic illusion

111. All statements are true except
A. Delusional memory is delusional interpretation of real memory
B. Delusional perception has two memberedness
C. Retrospective delusions are formed around true memory
D. Delusional memories are examples of primary delusional experiences

112. Tianeptine is used for treatment of
A. Epilepsy B. Psychosis C. Depression D. Anxiety

ANSWERS

1C 30D 59D 2A 31D 60B 3B 32C 61A 4C 33C 62D 5D 34A 63D 6B 35A 64B 7B 36B 65D 8B 37A 66D 9A 38A 67A 10A 39A 68A 11A 40B 69B 12D 41A 70C 13B 42D 71C 14C 43A 72B 15C 44C 73A 16A 45A 74D 17B 46B 75C 18C 47C 76A 19A 48A 77A 20A 49B 78D 21D 50C 79B 22C 51A 80B 23A 52A 81B 24A 53B 82A 25A 54D 83D 26C 55A 84B 27A 56C 85B 28A 57C 86A 29A 58C 87C

88 C
89 D
90 C
91 Eugen Bleuler 92 Hallucination 93 Sigmund Freud 94 Hebephrenic 95 Venustraphobia 96 False (F)

97 False (F) 98 True (T) 99 False (F) 100 True (T) 101. C

102. B 103. A 104. C 105. B 106. B 107. A 108. B 109. B 110. D 111. C 112. C

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Dr PK Kiran Kumar

State Level UG / Intern Medical Prize Examination in Psychiatry – 2016

Instructions:

• Question Bank contains 100 questions and all are to be answered in 60 minutes.

• Choose the single best answer and write the alphabetical number in the answer sheet provided. And for fill in the blank write the most appropriate answer.

• There are 5 star questions and 5 double star questions, in case of a tie person scoring higher in the double star and then single star will be the winner
1. The following are psychotic disorders except

a. Schizophrenia b. Mania

2. The most common psychiatric disorder is

a. Dementia
b. Schizophrenia

c. Psychotic depression d. Hysteria

c. Depression
d. Paranoid personality

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3. A 30-year-old man is brought to consultation with hypersexuality, decreased need for sleep and excessive spending in the last 3 weeks. The most likely diagnosis is

a. Mania c. Alcohol dependence b. Nymphomania d. Acute Psychosis

4. What is the natural substrate for the cannabinoid receptor in the brain?

a. b-Endorphin b. Anandamide

5. Delusion is a

a. False unshakable belief
b. Unusual preoccupation with an idea

c. D9-Tetra Hydro Cannabinol d. Cannabidoil

c. False perception d. False emotion

6. Risk of Ebsteins anomaly in children whose mothers are on Lithium treatment during pregnancy is

a. 0.01% b. 0.05 % c. 0.1% d. 0.5 %

7. Dramatic self mutilation occurring in schizophrenia is called

a. Pfropf Schizophrenia c. Capgras syndrome
b. Van Gogh syndrome d. Oneiroid schizophrenia

8. A perception experienced in the absence of an external stimulus in clear consciousness is

a. Delusion c. Hallucination
b. Illusion d. Pseudohallucination

9. Glasgow coma scale rates best response in all of the following except

a. Eye opening b. Pupillary reflex c. Verbal d. Motor

10. The frequency of Beta rhythm in EEG is

a. 1-3 b. 4-7 c. 8-12 d. >12 Hz

11. The degree of awareness and understanding of one’s own illness is called

a. Judgement b. Reality testing c. Insight

12. Wernickes encephalopathy is characterized by

d. Abstraction

d. All the above

a. Global confusion b. Ophthalmoplegia

13. Catalepsy occurs in

a. Petit Mal Epilepsy b. Narcolepsy

c. Ataxia

c. Catatonia
d. Grand mal epilepsy

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14. Following are standard tests for attention and concentration except

a. 100-7 test
b. Names of days of the week in reverse order c. Digit span test
d. 3 word recall test

15. Rauwolfia alkaloids causes

a. Temporary paralysis
b. Extrapyramidal symptoms

c. Panic attacks
d. Manic psychosis

16. Mini mental status examination was given by
a. Folstein b. Augustine c. Hutchison d. Alzheimer

17. Korsakoffs Psychosis results as a result of damage to the
a. Hippocampus c. Hypothalamus
b. Parietal memory association areas d. Mammillary bodies

18. Carphologia or floccillation is
a. Picking movements on clothes and bedsheets b. Eating of feaces or dung
c. Repeated oscillating movements of wrist
d. Flinging movements of feet on the bed

19. Predisposing factors in delirium include all the following except
a. Pre-existing brain damage c. History of schizophrenia
b. Elderly d. History of alcohol dependence

20. The following are Schneiderian First Rank symptoms except
a. Running commentary c. 3rd Person Auditory Hallucinations b. Bodily Hallucinations d. Voices arguing among themselves

21. Catastrophic reaction i.e., sudden rage when confronted with a task beyond intellectual capacity is seen in

a. Depression c. Schizophrenia
b. Dementia d. Mental retardation

22. Extrapyramidal symptoms comprises all except

a. Akathisia b. Athetosis

23. Pseudodementia is

a. A form of cortical dementia
b. A form of subcortical dementia

c. Tics

d. Rabbit syndrome

c. Seen in patients with depression
d. Dementia secondary to organic condition

24. The brain centre for short term memory is in

a. Hippocampus b. Temporal lobe

25. The most common type of dementia is

a. Alzheimers dementia b. Vascular dementia

c. Limbic lobe

c. Mixed dementia
d. Alcoholic dementia

d. Thalamus

26. Which drug is relatively safe in hepatic impairment?

a. Lorazepam c. Chlordiazepoxide b. Diazepam d. Nitrazepam

27. Step ladder pattern of progression is seen in

a. Binswangers disease
c. Alzheimers dementia
b. Multi infarct dementia
d. Normal pressure hydrocephalus

28. Which was the first atypical antipsychotic?
a. Clozapine b. Olanzapine c. Quetiapine

29. Which is false regarding Lewy body dementia

d. Risperidone

a. Fluctuating cognitive impairement c. Neuroleptic sensitivity b. Recurrent visual hallucinations d. Cerebellar symptoms

30. Which war saw the coining of the term Post-traumatic Stress disorder?
a. Gulf War c. Vietnam War b. Operation Enduring Freedom d. World War II

31. The following drugs are used in treatment of dementia except
a. Galantamine b. Duloxetine c. Memantine d. Donepezil

32. Which is the treatment of choice for OCD?
a. Exposure and response prevention c. Psychoanalysis b. Flooding d. Modeling

33. The following drug is not a cause of organic mood disorder
a. Propranalol b. Paracetamol c. Isoniazide d. Corticosteroids

34. Diagnosis of alcohol dependence can be made if any 3 of the following are present except
a. Strong desire to drink c. Neglect of alternative pleasures b. Loss of control d. Neglect of family members

35. Tuberous Sclerosis is characterized by all except
a. Mental retardation b. Convulsions c. Adenoma Sebaceum d. Obesity

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36. Legal limit of blood alcohol concentration (in mg/100ml) for driving in India is
a. 90 b. 30 c. 60 d. 50

37. Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus is characterized by all except
a. Dementia c. Ataxia
b. Opthalmoplegia d. Urinary incontinence

38. The most active ingredient in cannabis is
a. Marijuana c. Delta 6 tetrahydrocannabinol b. Delta 9 tetrahydrocannabinol d. Cannabidiol

39. Synaesthesia is
a. Simultaneously experiencing sensation on symmetrical areas of the boby on stimulation of one side
b. Fusing of two sensations to cause anaesthesia
c. A stage of altered consciousness caused by drugs of abuse
d. Perception in one sensory modality caused by stimulus in another sensory modality

40. Which psychotropic treatment molecule is effective in treatment of cluster headache
a. Sodium Valproate b. Lithium c. Carbamazepine d. Sertraline

41. Othello syndrome is often seen as a complication of
a. Cannabis abuse c. Schizophrenia
b. Alcohol dependence d. Severe depression

42. The following is not a complication of chronic cannabis use
a. Schizophrenia like state c. Memory impairment
b. Inhibition of spermatogenesis d. Increased testosterone level

43. Which is one of the commonest cause of confusion/ delirium in an elderly person with Dementia?
a. UTI b. Stroke
c. Sepsis d. Head injury

44. Schizophrenia occurring as a comorbid condition in a mentally retarded child is called
a. Paraphrenia c. Disorganised Schizophrenia b. Pfroff’s Schizophrenia d. Oneiroid Schizophrenia

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The type of schizophrenia with the best prognosis among the following is

a. Hebephrenic schizophrenia c. Simple schizophrenia b. Residual schizophrenia d. Paranoid schizophrenia

Which form of dyskinetic movements is least likely to be caused by Tardive Dyskinesia?

a. Chorea b. Athetosis c. Tremor d. Ballismus

Following are the features of Metabolic Syndrome except:

a. Increased abdominal girth c. Hyperprolactinaemia b. Hyperlipidemia d. Insulin resistance

Condition in which the patient feels that unknown people on the street have been replaced by his close relatives is called

a. Capgras syndrome c. Folie-a-deux
b. Fregoli syndrome d. Delusional intermetamorphosis

The structural theory of mind proposed by Freud divided the mental apparatus into 3 dynamic structures. They include all the following except

a. Ego b. Super ego c. Id d. Alter ego

‘The world is coming to an end’, ‘my brain is completely dead’, ‘my organs are destroyed’- all these are examples of

a. Delusion of hopelessness c. Delusion of prediction b. Delusion of nihilism d. Delusion of poverty

Rapidly produced speech with abrupt shift from topic to topic, using environ- mental cues is

a. Circumstantiality b. Tangentiality c. Flight of ideas d. Derailment

A sense of familiarity with unfamiliar situations is

a. Déjà vu c. Déjà entendu
b. Jamais vu d. Jamais entendu

Multi-infarct dementia is characterised by all except

a. Stepwise progression b. Focal neurological signs c. Senile plaques d. Emotional lability

Which antipsychotic is known to cause the least QT interval prolongation?

a. Aripiprazole b. Risperidone c. Ziprasidone d. Haloperidol

Which of the following is not one of the standard tests for measuring IQ

a. Binet-Kamat test b. WAIS
c. Sequin Form board test d. Roscharch

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56. The following is a feature of mania
a. Decreased sleep b. Increased sleep

57. Risk factors for suicide include
a. Initial stages of recovery from depression b. Being married

58. Dysthymia is

c. Increased need for sleep d. Decreased need for sleep

c. Being on Lithium treatment d. All the above

a. Dysfunction of the thymus leading to depressive symptoms b. Mild depression lasting for less than 6 months
c. Chronic low grade depression lasting for more than 2 years d. Mild hypofunctionality of the thyroid gland

59. True about masked depression is
a. Depressive mood is not easily apparent and hidden behind somatic symptoms b. Common in elderly
c. Chronic pain, paraesthesias, atypical facial pain, insomnia may be seen
d. All the above

60. Double depression means
a. Depression occurring because of two different reasons resulting in double severity b. Depression occurring twice in a row
c. Depression superimposed on dysthymia
d. Depression superimposed on dementia

61. The following is false about panic disorder
a. Symptoms begin unexpectedly or out of the blue
b. Physical symptoms like tremors, tachycardia and psychological symptoms like hyperarousal, fear of impending doom can be seen
c. Sudden onset of symptoms precipitated by some fearful event or stimuli
d. It is important to look for medical conditions like hyperthyroidism,hypoglycemia, phaeochromocytoma, cardic disorders before diagnosing panic disorder

62. Mental retardation can be diagnosed in persons with IQ of
a. < 85 b. < 70 c. < 50 d. < 60

63. The most common cause of mental retardation among the following is
a. Turners syndrome c. Down’s syndrome
b. Fragile X syndrome d. Klinefelter’s syndrome

64. After being severely reprimanded by his employer, a man goes home and is extremely angry to his wife. What ego defence mechanism has this man employed to deal with his conflict?
a. Reaction formation b. Undoing c. Displacement d. Repression

65. Which of the following people received the Nobel Prize for development of surgical procedure of Lobotomy?
a. Julius Wagner-Juaregg c. Sigmund Freud b. Egaz Moniz d. Ugo Cerletti

66. The taskforce chair for the development of the new classification manual DSM- 5 is
a. Nancy Andreasen c. Norman Sartorious b. David Kupfer d. Robert Spitzer

67. Which is not a classical psychosomatic disorder?
a. Asthma c. Rheumatoid arthritis b. Ulcerative colitis d. Hypothyroidism

68. Prochaska and DiClemente’s Stages of Change Model is used to assist in management of
a. Depressive illness b. Schizophrenia
c. Alcohol dependence d. Obsessive Compulsive disorder

69. Sleep walking and night terrors are characteristic of
a. Narcolepsy b. REM parasomnias c. NREM parasomnias d. Insomnia

70. Testamentary capacity is
a. For competence to make a will
b. For testing the ability to stand trial
c. Testing for ability to care of property of mentally ill d. For ability to serve as a witness

71. Which of the following neurotransmitter metabolites have been found to be decreased in senile dementias:

a. Norepinephrine c. Serotonin

72. MMPI is a useful test for assessment of

a. Early cognitive dysfunction b. Dementia

b. Acetylcholine d. Dopamine

c. Personality Disorder
d. Intelligence quotient (IQ)

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73. “Body-Mind dualism”, a concept, which segregated mental and physical illness, was introduced by:
a. Pierre Janet b. Sullivan c. Anna Freud d. Rene Descartes

74. Name an antiemetic drug that has some evidence in relapse prevention in Early Onset Alcohol Dependence?
a. Chlorpromazine b. Metronidazole c. Ondansetron d. Domperidone

75. Cotard’s syndrome occurs more commonly in
a. Delusional disorder c. Schizophrenia
b. Psychotic depression d. Psychotic Mania

76.Seizures occurs as a result of withdrawal from the following psychoactive substances

a. Cannabis b. Alcohol c. Cocaine d. Heroin

77.The Neurotransmitter associated with Cataplexy in Narcolepsy is

a. Encephalin b. Melatonin c. Hypocretin d. Leptin

78. This illness has a higher preponderance in girls as opposed to the male gender

a. Retts syndrome c. Kanner’s syndrome
b. Childhood disintegrative disorder d. Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

79.A psychotherapist finds herself getting angry at a patient after the patient reports beating up his little brother. The psychotherapist is exhibiting what phenom- enon?

a. Countertransference c. Resistance b. Projection d. Sublimation

80. Which of the following is not a positive symptom of Schizophrenia
a. Somatic Passivity c. Thought withdrawal b. Thought insertion d. Amotivation

81. The commonest type of post-partum psychiatric disturbance is
a. Postpartum psychosis c. Postpartum depression b. Postpartum blues d. Postpartum anxiety

82. Sustained and pervasive emotional state is called
a. Affect b. Mood c. Feeling d. Temperament

83. All of the following are true about Folie a deux except
a. Sharing of a delusion between two persons who are closely knit
b. Only one person has authentic delusions due to psychiatric disorder
c. On separation of the two persons, both will be cured of their delusion
d. On separation of the two, dependent individual may give up his delusions

84. The following factors are associated with rapid cycling in bipolar disorder
a. Hypothyroidism c. Antidepressant use b. Presence of neurological disorder d. All the above

85. A 48-year-old man comes to the office for annual physical examination. The patient has smoked one pack of cigarettes daily for the past 20 years and says he wants to quit. He has tried to quit several times, but every time he does, he has depressed mood, difficulty sleeping, anxiety, restlessness, and increased appetite. The patient says these symptoms are so severe that he is unable to function well at work. Which of the following is the most appropriate therapy to aid in smoking cessation for this patient?
a. Alprazolam b. Naltrexone c. Nortriptyline d. Varenicline

86. A 55-year-old woman comes to the office because she has a 20-year history of repetitive actions and is tired of wasting time by repeating these actions. The patient says she repeatedly checks the doors in her house to make sure they are locked and washes her hands several times per hour before she leaves for work. Medical history includes second-degree atrioventricular block. Which of the following medications is the most appropriate initial therapy for this patient’s psychiatric disorder?
a. Clomipramine b. Clonazepam c. Sertraline d. Quetiapine

87. A 19 year old college student is brought to the emergency room with a history of unresponsiveness. On examination he has subnormal temperature, hypoten- sion, bradycardia and pin point pupils. The likely diagnosis is
a. Alcohol overdose c. Opioid overdose b. Paracetamol overdose d. Cannabis overdos

88. A 30 year old woman working as a gardener is certain that the landlord’s son is in love with her even though he has shown no such interest in her, and is engaged to be married to someone else. She has also started telling co workers about his plans to marry her and gets angry with anyone who tries to convince her about the contrary. The woman can be diagnosed with
a. No psychiatric problem c. Ekbaum’s syndrome b. De Clerambault’s syndrome d. Infatuation

89. The first mental health act of Independent India came into force in the year ____________________________

90. The maximum score of Mini Mental Score Examination (MMSE) is ___________________

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Power play 1: single star questions (91-95)

91. Social learning theory as a concept was introduced by ……………………..

92. Abnormal and excessive fear of cats is called as ……………………..

93. The most serious side-effect of Clozapine is ……………………..

94. Filling gaps in memory with imaginary events is called as ……………………..

95. An alternative to Methadone in Opioid Replacement programme for Opioid dependent individuals is ……………………..

Power play 2: double star questions (96-100)

96. Recurrent patterns of abnormal behaviour or experiences that are limited to specific societies or cultural areas are called as …………………….. syndromes.

97. A 9-year-old boy is referred to you for evaluation after increasingly disruptive behaviour in school. The teachers report that at any time, without warning, the boy will make a disruptive sound or shout out in class. They describe him as polite and neat but restless and jumpy. What is the most likely psychiatric diagnosis?

98. A young girl was operated for fracture femur with internal fixation with a K- Nail. Following recovery from surgery she was agitated, restless and was distraught. She truly believed that her legs were amputated following the surgery. Which Anaesthetic medication she received could have most likely contributed to her state? ……………………..

99. A 22-year-old college student has had frequent episodes of “sleepiness” over the last 3 months. She frequently falls asleep throughout the day but says that she feels better after each episode. Sometimes after waking up she feels momentarily paralysed. Her roommates do not report any other problems with her sleep. What is her diagnosis? A: ……………………..

100.A 24-month-old girl is brought to the clinic by her mother for a routine visit.

The mother tells you that the girl has not spoken her first clear word yet, at times seems not to understand what people say to her, and does not play with her 3-year- old brother. The mother also tells you that her daughter seems clumsy and has started to make odd repetitive movements with her hands. According to the girl’s chart, she had a normal head circumference at birth, at 6 months, and at 12 months, and had seemed to be developing normally. On physical examination, you note that the rate of head growth has slowed.

What is the most likely diagnosis? ……………………..
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1D 26A 51C 2C 27B 52A 3A 28A 53C 4B 29D 54A 5A 30C 55D 6C 31B 56D 7B 32A 57A 8C 33B 58C 9B 34D 59D 10D 35D 60C 11C 36B 61C 12D 37B 62B 13C 38B 63C 14D 39D 64C 15B 40B 65B 16A 41B 66B 17D 42D 67D 18A 43A 68C 19C 44B 69C 20B 45D 70A 21B 46D 71B 22C 47C 72C 23C 48B 73D 24A 49D 74C 25A 50B 75B

. 76 B

. 77 C

. 78 A

. 79 A

. 80 D

. 81 B

. 82 B

. 83 D

. 84 D

. 85 C

. 86 C

. 87 C

. 88 B

. 89 1987

. 90 30

. 91 BANDURA

. 92 AIRULOPHOBIA

. 93 AGRANULOCYTOSIS

. 94 CONFABULATION

. 95 BUPRENORPHINE

. 96 CULTURE BOUND SYN

. 97 TOURETTE’S

. 98 KETAMINE

. 99 NARCOLEPSY

. 100 RETT’S SYNDROME

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1. Giving meaning to a stimulus is called as

a. Hallucination b. Illusion c. Delusion d. Perception

2. The scientific study of human mind and its functions especially those affecting behaviour in a given context is known as

a. Psychiatry b. Ethology c. Psychology d. Sociology

3. Obsessions have all the following features except

a. Repetitive thoughts
b. Patient tries to resist them but cannot
c. Patient considers that they are product of his own thoughts d. Not considered as absurd or irrational by the patient

4. The most common type of somatoform disorder in female is

a. Somatization disorder c. Hypochondriasis
b. Body dysmorphophobia d. Conversion disorder

5. Fear restricted to a particular object, situation and place is known as

a. Anxiety b. Conversion disorder c. Phobia d. OCD

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6. Wernicke-korsakoff syndrome is due to deficiency of

a. B2 b. B3 c. B1 d. B12

7. Konard Lorenz is best known by psychiatrist for his study of

a. Reciprocal inhibition c. Social conditioning b. Dermatoglyphics d. Imprinting

8. Recognise an individual who proposed moral treatment for mentally ill

a. Adolf Meyer b. Emil Kraeplin c. Cerletti d. Philippe Pinel

9. Electra Complex was described by

a. Eric erikson b. Sigmund freud c. Kalbaum d. Eugen Bleular

10. Pseudocyesis is a condition where a woman falsely believes
a. She has uncurable illness c.That she is pregnant
b. That others talk ill of her d. That she has been assaulted

11. A woman believes that man of higher status is in love with her and this is called as
a. Declerembault’s syndrome c. Cotards syndrome b. Othello syndrome d. Ekbom syndrome

12. Which of the following patients are more prone for Alzheimer’s like dementia at an early age

a. Asperger syndrome b. Fragile X syndrome

13. Ekbom syndrome is referred to as

a. Delusion of infestation b. Delusion of love

c. Down syndrome
d. Kleinfielter syndrome

c. Delusion of persecution d. Deletion of infedility

14. Which of the following suggest neurosis rather than psychosis

a. Impaired judgement
b. Personality disturbance

15. In India Cannabis is

a. Banned drug
b. Recreational drug

c. Lack of Insight
d. Contact with reality

c. Approved for medication d.Schedule h drug

16. Enuresis alarm (bell and pad) uses the principle of

a. Operant conditioning c. Modelling behaviour b. Classical conditioning d. Social learning

17. Which of the antipsychotic drug is known to cause obsessions

a. Haloperidol b. Clozapine c. Amisulpride d. Ascenapine

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18. FDA approved antidepressant in children is
a. Sertraline b. Fluoxetine c. Fluvoxamine d. paroxetine

19. Which of these is potential side effect of quetiapine
a. Agranulocytosis b. Cataract formation c. Hepatotoxicity d. QTC prolongation

20. Which of antipsychotic drug causes photosensitivity reaction
a. Chlorpromazine b. Quetiapine c. Risperidone d. Haloperidol

21. Tardive dyskinesia is Associated with the use of
a. Lithium
b. Chronic use of antipsychotic medication
c. Use of Parkinson’s medication
d. Short term use of antipsychotic medications

22. Drug of choice for treatment of rapid cycling bipolar disorder
a. Sodium valproate b. Lithium c. Carbamazepine d. Lamotrigine

23. Which among the following drug is used as anti depressant mood stabilizer
a. Lamotrigine c. Sodium valproate b. Carbamazepine d. Venlafaxine

24. Ebstein’s anomaly may be a complication of__________ drug when used during first trimester of pregnancy
a. Sodium valproate c. Lamotrigine
b. Lithium carbonate d. Carbamazepine

25. Pseudologia Fantastica is also called as
a. Fregoli syndrome b. catatonia c. Pathological lying d. Narcolepsy

26. New word constructed by a patient or ordinary words used in a special way like stomach described as Food website is known as

a. Compulsion b. Illusion c. Neologism

27. Confabulation is
a. a State of Confusion where patient is not able to describe details b. Purposefully fabricating stories to project a certain image
c. Filling up of gaps by fabricating to cover lapses in memory
d. Seen in delirium

28. Which of these is not an acetylcholinesterase inhibitor
a. Donepezil b.Rivastigmine c. Galantamine

d. Pathological lying

d.Memantine

29. Which among these does not belong to cluster a personality disorder
a. Paranoid c. Schizotypal
b. Schizoid d. Multiple personality disorder

30. A 15 year old boy has mental age of 8 years his IQ level falls into
a. Severe MR b. Borderline MR c. Moderate MR d. Mild MR

31. All are true about Lithium except
a. Most common side effect is tremor b.Main cause hypothyroidism
c. Is a bimodal mood stabilizer
d. Causes leukopenia

32. Perseveration is
a. Persistent and inappropriate repetition of same thoughts b. When a Patient feels very distressed about it
c. Characteristic of schizophrenia
d. Characteristic of Ocd

33. A type of anxiety disorder with history of sudden onset palpitation, feeling of impending Doom, constriction in chest lasting for 5 to 10 minutes after which patient becomes alright
a. Generalized anxiety disorder c. OCD
b. Phobic disorder d. Panic attack

34. Which of the following is easily reversible cause of dementia

a. Myxedema
b. Alzheimer’s dementia

35. Disulfiram inhibits________ enzymes
a. Acetaldehyde dehydrogenase b. Pyruvate kinase

36. Absolute contraindication for ECT is
a. Raised intracranial tension b. Vascular dementia

c. Frontotemporal dementia d. Korsakoff psychosis

c. Glucose 2-3 diphosphatase d. Alcohol dehydrogenase

c. Diabetic retinopathy d. Peripheral Neuropathy

37. Seizures induced in modified ect is said to be adequate if the seizure duration is _____ seconds

a.5 to 10 second b.10 to 15 seconds

38. Thanatophobia means

a. Fear of dogs b. Fear of Fire

c.15 to 25 seconds
d. More than 120 seconds

c.Fear of pain d. Fear of death

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39. Chronic mild depression of more than__________ duration is considered to be dysthymia

a. 3 to 6 months c. 6 Months to 1 year b. One to one and half years d. More than 2 years

41. In which below condition do you see episodes of uncontrollable excessive eating followed by vigorous weight reducing measures like self induced vomiting and purgative abuse,
a. Bulimia nervosa c. Anorexia nervosa b. Phobia d.Schizophrenia

42. Impulse control disorders are all except
a. Pathological gambling
c. Intermittent explosive disorder b. Pyromania
d. Caprolalia

43. While accessing 26 years old with is of schizophrenia which of the following is least likely to be regarded as negative symptom
a. Apathy c. Perceptual abnormality b. poverty of speech d. Lack of motivation

44. The symptom of inability to enjoy previously pleasurable activity is known as
a. Anhedonia b. Avolition c. Apathy d. Amotivation

45. Commonest type of Postpartum psychiatric disturbances are

a. Postpartum psychosis b. Postpartum depression

46. Ganser syndrome occurs in
a. Schizophrenia
b. Manic depressive psychosis

47. Bleuler’s 4A are all except

c. Postpartum blues d. Postpartum Mania

c. Prisoners Awaiting trial d. Personality disorders

d. Altruism a. Fetishism b. Homosexuality c. Exhibitionalism d. Transvestism

49. All are good prognosis factors of schizophrenia except
a. Acute onset c. Married
b. Late onset d. Negative symptoms

50. Photic stimulation is an activating procedure for
a. ECG b. EEG c. CT SCAN d. ECT

a. Ambivalence b. Autism

c. Affect disturbances

48. Following are classified as paraphilia except

51. A person with disability of more than ______ percentage are eligible for disability allowance
a. More than 90% b. More than 40% c. More than 80% d. More than 70%

52. A first DMHP program in Karnataka was implemented in
a. Mysore b. Shimoga c. Bellary d. Karwar

53. Bright light therapy has been found to be most effective treatment of
a. Cyclothymia c. Seasonal affective disorder b. Social phobia d. OCD

54. Diagnostic criteria for NMS include all except
a. Treatment of neuroleptic medications for more than 2 week in a majority of case b. Hyperthermia more than 38 degree Celsius
c. Muscle rigidity
d. Diaphoresis

55. That part of the mind which is working on reality principle is
a. Id b. ego c. Super ego d. None of the above

56. A 36 year Old man who is being treated for depression complaint that he has beenexperiencing sleep difficulties he reports that his wife complains that he appears frightened and shouts in his sleep at night. He has no recollection of the events on awaking. What type of sleep disturbance is this man describing
a. Narcolepsy b. Night terrors c. Nightmares d. Somnambulism

57. Under the Indian lunacy act of 1912, lunatic hospital was established at Ranchi in 1918. This Hospital is currently known by name
a. Central Institute of psychiatry c. Bihar mental hospital
b. Ranchi Institute of mental science d. National Institute of Mental Health ranchi

58. Extrapyramidal syndrome that causes inner subjective restlessness and inability to sit still is called as
a. Akathisia b. Dystonia c. Coarse tremor d. Oculogyric crisis

59. Current mental health Act was passed in which year
a. 1912 b. 1987 c. 1961 d. 1857

60. Which of the drugs are used in management of tobacco/ Nicotine dependence except
a. Bupropion c. Vernicline
b. Buspiron d. Nicotine replacement therapy

61. Which of the neurotransmitters is deficient in Alzheimer’s dementia
a. Acetylcholine b. Dopamine c. serotonin d. Histamine

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62. A 21 years boy presents to Emergency Room complaints of diarrhoea yawning sweating rhinorrhea lacrimation piloerection, the most probable diagnosis
a. Cocaine withdrawal c. Alcohol withdrawal b. Heroine withdrawal d. LSD withdrawal

63. Priapism is associated with which of the following tricyclic antidepressant drugs

a. Imipramine b. Amitriptyline

64. Primary delusions are all except

a. Deletion mood
b. Delusional perception

c. Trazadone d. Dothiapine

c. Sudden Delusional idea d. Paranoid delusions

65. Regarding Conversion disorder which is false
a. They are defined as loss of change of function
b. Suggesting a physical disorder but caused by psychological conflict c. 90% of time present as neurological symptoms or disorder
d. The symptoms production is conscious one

66. Testamentary capacity is referred to
a. Competence to make a will
b.Competence to stand trial
c. competence to decide about marriage and divorce d. Competence to refuse

67. All are First rank symptoms of schizophrenia except

a. Audible thoughts b. Thought broadcast

68. Squeeze technique is treatment for

a. retrograde ejaculation b. Premature ejaculation

c. voices Arguing or discussing d. Perplexity

c. Dyspareunia
d. Male orgasmic disorder

69. According to narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances act 1985 following is correct

a. Drug manufacturer is punishable b. Drug trafficker is punishable

70. Encopresis is diagnosed only after
a. Age of 1 years b. Age of 2 years

71. Caprolalia is an integral part of
a. Halleverden spatz syndrome b. Huntington’s disease

c. Drug users are punishable d. All of the above are correct

c. Age of 4 years d. Age of 7 years

c. Sydenham’s chorea d. Tourett’s syndrome

72. To diagnose pica, child has to be consuming non nutritive substances for at least
a. One month b. 2 months c. 3 months d. 4 months

73. Which of the following is incorrectly pair to the neuroanatomical substrate

a. Temporal lobe- deja vu phenomenon b. Caudate nucleus- huntington’s chorea

74. ________ is pillow for child sex abuse

a. PNDT b. NDPSA

c. Orbitofrontal cortex- wilson’s disease d. Parietal lobe- constructional apraxia

c. POSCO d. MHA

75. People with mild mental retardation are also called as

a. Trainable b. Educable c. Lovable d. None of the above

76._________ is the type of test used to accesses IQ in children

a. ROSARCH b. MMPI c. TAT d. SFB

77. Depression occurring in young children in whom who are separated from their mother inearly age is called as
a. Melancholia c. Anaclitic depression b. Dysthymia d. Double depression

78. Milder form/ precursor of conduct disorder
a. ADHD b. Learning disability c. MR d.ODD

79. Optimal dose range of methylphenidate in training in ADHD in children is
a. 10-20 mg/kg body weight c. 0.6-2 mg/kg body weight b. 20-25 mg/kg body weight d. 5-6 mg/kg body weight

80. Suicide rates in India highest in the age group of
a. 10 to 12 years b. 15- 29 years c. 70 to 80 years d. 35 to 45 years

Clinical round questions

81. A patient brought to emergency ward with the history of restlessness and coarse tremors, 4-5 episodes of seizure in clusters. His wife reports that, patient is chronic alcohol abuser and has stopped alcohol consumption since 3 days, the line of management is

a. Injection thiamine+ sodium valproate c. Injection Thiamine+Phenytoinsodium b. Injection thiamine+ diazepam d. Injection thiamine+ haloperidol

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82. A 60 year old male operated for fracture neck femur. Since next day developed irritability disorientation and has been talking to imaginary people diagnosis is
a. Late onset psychosis c.Dementia
b. Delirium d. Post operative stress

83. A middle age person complains of fear of leaving home fear of travelling alone and fear of being in crowd. He develops marked anxiety with palpitations and sweating if he is in these situations. he often avoids public transport to go his work place. the most likely diagnosis is
a. Generalized anxiety disorder c. Personality disorder b. Schizophrenia d. Agarophobia

84. A female presents with history of repeated episodes of slashing wrist and attempted suicide now presents with similar history, the diagnosis is
a. Schizotypal personality disorder b.Histrionic personality disorder
c. Dependent personality disorder d. Borderline personality disorder

85. 40 years old man has been hospitalized on numerous occasions with abdominal pain and hematuria during his recent admission the nurse on the Ward observed him to mix blood in his urine sample, on confrontation he became angry and walked out of hospital, the most likely diagnosis is
a. Factitious disorder b. Hypochondriasis

86. 38years old patient is brought to emergency room following traffic accident, the identification in licence shows female name, a patient is dressed as woman, however she is found to have male genitalia during physical examination. Which is the most likely diagnosis?
a. Transvestism b. Transsexualism c. Frotturism d. Fetishism

87. A female patient admitted to psychiatric ward complaints that a man sitting in the next room has pierced her bodyusing invisible cannula and draining her blood against her wish over which she is not able to exercise any control, probable diagnosis is
a. personality disorder c. Delusion of persecution b. Somatic passivity d. Organic brain syndrome

88. A 30 years old man has presented with recent history of increased alcohol consumption, increased sexual indulgence, irritability, decreased need for sleep,

not feeling fatigued even on prolonged periods of overactivity since 3 weeks. Most likely diagnosis is

a. Alcohol dependence c. mania
b. schizophrenia d. impulse control disorder

89. A35 years old man who was heavy smoker started thinking that he is suffering from lung cancer for more than 6 months.clinical examination did not reveal any significant findings and all the relevant investigation were normal. However he continued to persist with the belief. In the process he has visited several doctors and got himself investigated. He is most likely suffering from
a. somatisation disorder b. delusional disorder c. hypochondriacal disorder d. malingering

90. You are assessing a 21 year old female patient who attempted suicide, which of the following is leat likely to indicate a suicidal intent
a. using a dangerous method in suicidal attempt b. wishing that she was not saved
c. attempts to obtain help afterwards
d. precaution to avoid discovery

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91.Haemodialysis for lithium overdose is indicated, if the serum lithium levels are

a. 2-3 mEq/L b. 1-2mEq/L 92.Catamanial epilepsy occurs during

a. Menstrual cycle b. Lactation

c. 0.8-1mEq/l d. More than 4mEq/L

c. Last trimester of pregnancy d. Menopause

93. A patient tells that I get thoughts that my mother who is travelling will meet with an accident. by tapping the table infront of me three times with the tip of the forefinger, I can prevent the accident. He is having _____________

a. Delusions b. Superstitions c. Clairvoyance d. Magical thinking

94. In delusional perception, all are true except

a. Has 2 stages
b. It is an autochanthonous delusion
c. Occurs secondary to normal perception d. It is a bizarre delusion

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95. What needs to be done in a wandering mentally ill who refuses to take treatment and admission to hospital

a. Treatment against person’s will
b. Admit him in general hospital and treat
c. Single psychiatrist can certify and treat him against his will d. Inform police / magistrate.

DOUBLE STAR QUESTIONS

96. MATCH THE FOLLOWING

1. Learned helplessness
2. Classical conditioning
3. Systematic desensitization 4. Inferiority complex

a. 1d 2c 3a 4b b. 1c2a3d4b

a. Pavlov
b. adler
c. seligman d. wolpe

c. 1c2b3d4a

d. 1c2a3b4d

97. All of the following are features of Gerstmann syndrome except

a. Finger agnosia c. Right-left disorientation b. Right homonymous hemianopia d. dyscalculia

98. Which of these is the theme of world mental health day2015

a. living with schizophrenia

b. dignity in mental health
99. all these are dopaminergic tracts except

a. nigrostriatal tract
b. thalamocortical tract

100. Match the following

1. World mental health day 2. World schizophrenia day 3. World alzheimers day
4. World autism day

a. 1a2b3d4c b. 1b2a3c4d

c. mental health and older adults d. depression a global crisis

c. mesolimbic and mesocortical tract d. tuberoinfundibular tract

a. Sep 21 b. apr 2
c. oct10
d. may 24 c. 1c2d3a4b

d. 1b2d3a4c

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1. D 2. C 3. D 4. A 5. C 6. C 7. D 8. D 9. B 10.C 11.A 12.C 13.A 14.D 15.A 16.B 17.B 18.B 19.D 20.A 21.B 22.A 23.A 24.B 25. C

26 C 27 C 28 D 29 D 30 C 31 D 32 A 33 D 34 A 35 A 36 A 37 C 38 D 39 C 40 D 41 A 42 D 43 C 44 A 45 C 46 C 47 D 48 B 49 D 50B

51 B 52 C 53 C 54 A 55 B 56 B 57 A 58 A 59 B 60 B 61 A 62 B 63 C 64 D 65 D 66 B 67 D 68 B 69 D 70 D 71 D 72 A 73 C 74 C 75 A

76 D 77 C 78 D 79 C 80 B 81 B 82 B 83 D 84 D 85 A 86 B 87 B 88 C 89 C 90 C 91 D 92 A 93 D 94 D 95 D 96 B 97 B 98 B 99 B 100 C

IPSKC 2014

Spandana Hospitals Pvt Ltd., No.1/1, Pantharapalya, Mysore Road, Nayandahalli, Bangalore 560035.

State Level UG / Intern Medical Prize Examination in Psychiatry – 2014

Instructions

• Question Bank contains 100 MCQs and all are to be answered in 60 minutes.

• Choose the single best answer and write the alphabetical number in the answer sheet provided. You can change the answer after striking of the previous option, if needed

• There are 5 star questions and 5 double star questions, in case of a tie person scoring higher in the double star and then single star will be the winner.
Warm up round

1. Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRIs) are not indicated in

Dr Anil Kakunje

a. Mania b. Social Phobia

2. All are seen in mania except

a. Elated mood b. Flight of ideas

c. OCD d. PTSD

c. Increased psychomotor activity d. Loosening of association

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3. The neurotransmitter which has been implicated in the pathogenesis of Alzheimer’s disease is
a. Acetylcholine b. Dopamine c. Serotonin d. GABA

4. In the current ICD classificatory system, psychiatric disorders are classified in ___________ chapter

a. P b. E

5. Therapeutic serum levels of Lithium
a. 0.2 – 0.8 meq/L b.0.8 – 1.2 meq/L

6. Defence Mechanism not seen in OCD
a. Reaction formation b. Undoing

c. M d. F

c.1.2 – 1.8 meq/L d.1.0 – 2.0 meq/L

c. Projection d. Isolation

7. A16yearoldboyhasamentalageof8Years,hisIQis
a. 100 b.200 c. 50 d. 80

8. The following is a contraindication for ECT
a. Schizophrenia b. Catatonia
c. Raised ICT d. Pregnancy with severe depression

9. Belief that Black cat crossing from left to right early in the morning is a bad omen. It is a..
a. Delusion b. Hallucination c. Over valued idea d. Distortion

10. A person who laughs one moment and cries next, without any clear stimulus is said to have

a. Incongruent affect b. Euphoria

11. “La belle indifference” is seen in

a. Schizophrenia
b. Manic Depressive Psychosis

c. Labile affect d. Split Personality

c.Conversion / Dissociation Disorder d. Depression

12. Milder variety of depression present for 2 or more years of duration is called as

a. Cyclothymia c.Dysthymia
b. Masked depression d.Double Depression

13. All the following are Impulse Control Disorders except

a. Kleptomania c. Pathological gambling b. Trichotillomania d. Megalomania

14. Rapid cycling is associated with which illness

a. Substance abuse c. Schizophrenia
b. Bipolar Disorder d. Personality disorder

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15. Squeeze technique is used for

a. Premature ejaculation c. Anorgasmia b. Erectile dysfunction d. Priapism

16. Sleep spindles and K complexes are classically seen in

a. NREM Stage – I c. NREM Stage – III b. NREM Stage – II d. NREM Stage – IV

17. District Mental Health Programme in India was first implemented in

a. Bangalore b. Bellary c. Davanagere d. Mangalore

18. The hormone used in the treatment of depression

a. Levothyronine c. Prolactin b. Progesterone d. Cortisol

19. Dopaminergic Neurons are present in the following pathways except

a. Nigrostriatal pathway
b. Mamillothalamic pathway c. Tuberoinfundibular pathway d. Mesolimbic pathway

20. Weschler test is a test for

a. Intelligence b. Speech

Opening Spells:

21. Yawning is a common feature of

a. Alcohol withdrawal b. Cocaine withdrawal

c. Memory

d. Orientation

22. Triad of Wernicke’s Encephalopathy includes all except
a. Ataxia c.Confusion
b. 3rd person hallucination d. VI nerve palsy

23. Following are the biological markers of Alcohol Dependence except
a. GGT(GamaGlutylTranseferace) b. MCV(MeanCorpuscularVolume)

c. 5-HIAA (5 Hydroxy Indole Acetic Acid) d. Alkaline Phosphatase

24. A Psychotherapist finds herself getting angry at a patient after the patient reports beating her little brother. The Psychotherapist is probably exhibiting the following phenomenon

a. Counter transference c. Resistance b. Transference d. Interpretation

c. Opioid withdrawal d.Cannabis withdrawal

25. The newer drug of choice in managing pre mature ejaculation effectively is

a. Levosulpiride b. Paliperidone

26. All are depot injection drugs except

a. Flupenthixo b. bIloperidone

27. EPILOIA is associated with

a. Maple syrup urine disease b. Lesch Nyhan’s syndrome

c. Depoxetine d. Reboxetine

c. Paliperidone d. Haloperidol

c.Tuberous Sclerosis d.Adrenoleucodystrophy

28. The triad of ataxia, incontinence of urine and Dementia is characteristic of

a. Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus c. Vascular Dementia b. Alzheimer’s Dementia d. Pick’s Dementia

29. Laboratory test to confirm true seizure episode

a. Serum calcium b. Serum ACTH c. Serum prolactin d. Serum potassium

30. Personality disorder in chronic epileptics is known as

a. Gastaut-Geschwind syndrome c. Bredkjaer’s syndrome b. Landolt’s syndrome d. None of the above

31.Systematic Desensitization is most suitable treatment for the treatment of

a. Phobia b. OCD c. Hysteria

32.”Kluver – Bucy” Syndrome characterized by all, except

a. Visual Agnosia b. Hyper Sexuality c. Hyper Orality

33. Psychological Pillow is seen in
a. Depression b. Dementia c. Catatonia

34. All of the following are catatonic signs except
a. Waxy flexibility b. Cataplexy c. Catalepsy

35. Methadone maintenance treatment is used for

d. Hypochondriasis d. Fear
d. Anxiety states d. Mutism

d. Cannabis

a. Diazepam b. Chlordiazepoxide

36. Varenicline is used for the treatment of

a. Cessation of opium abuse b. Cessation of nicotine abuse

c. Opioids

37. Who described Guru-Chela relationship in the Indian Psychotherapeutic setting?
a.DrJSNeki b.DrNNWig c.DrVenkobarao d.DrRLKapoor

38. Subjective feeling of lower limb restlessness and an inability to sit or stand still in one place following antipsychotic administration is called
a. Akathisia b. Dyskinesia c. Dystonia d. Akinesia

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c.Cessation of alcohol abuse d.Cessation of cannabis abuse

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42. 43.

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45. 46.

47.

48.

The hallucinations which are experienced outside the sensory field limit are called as

a.ExtracampineHallucination b. Reflex Hallucination

Confabulation means

a. Misinterpretation of stimuli
b. Perception in absence of stimuli

c.Kinesthetic Hallucination d. Functional Hallucination

c. Making stories to cheat someone
d. Making stories to fill gaps in memory

A patient treated with Anti Psychotics for 5 years develops perioral, bucco-lingual & masticatory movements. This condition could be

a. Akinesia
b. Muscular Dystonia

‘Suchi Bai’ term is associated with

a. Eating disorder b. OCD

“Papez” circuit is

c. Rabbit syndrome
d. Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome

c. Depression d. Phobia

a. Hippocampus – Mamillary Body – Thalamus – Cingulate Gyrus – Hippocampus b. Amygdala – Habenular Nucleus – Mid Brain – Reticular formation
c. Temporal lobe – Frontal Lobe – Hypothalamus – Thalamus
d. Cerebellum – Thalamus – Mid Brain – Brain Stem

The symptoms – Hypersomnia, weight gain, Hyperphagia, occur in certain periods and which respond to phototherapy seen in

a. Bipolar Disorder c. Seasonal Affective Disorder b. Dysthymia d. Cyclothymia

Which of the following is not a Paraphilia

a. Transsexualism b. Paedophilia c. Fetishism d. Masochism

A 22 year old unmarried girl reports of symptoms of galactorrhoea after receiving a drug, probably it is..

a. Agomelatin b. Risperidone c. Buspirone d. Lamotrigine

Acquired aphasia with epilepsy is a synonym for

a. Lannox-Gastaut syndrome b. Landau-Kleffner syndrome

The possible diagnosis of this patient is.

a. Delirium
b. Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus c. Schizophrenia
d. Sub-dural Haematoma

c. West syndrome
d. Gille de la Tourette syndrome

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49. Noradrenergic Neurons are located in

a. Locus Ceruleus c. Amygdala
b. Substantia Nigra d. Nucleus Accumbens

50. The drug used to treat attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder is

a. Agomelatine c. Atomoxetine b. Reboxetine d. Alprazolam

Half way mark – Build the Innings:

51. Bupropion is a

a. SSRI b. SNRI

52. Psychosurgery is a treatment option in

a. Resistant schizophrenia b. Resistant Depression

c. NDRI

d. SARI

53. Which of the following does not belong to the group?

a. Fluoxetine b. Clozapine c. Des-Venlafaxine d. Milnacipran

54. Dual-Sex Therapy is a concept developed by
a. Sigmund Freud b. Masters & Johnson c.Thomas & Chess d. Kinsey

55. Hindi Mental Status Examination was developed by
a. Folstein b. Mary Ganguli c. Uma Hirisave d. Uma Choudary

56. Briquet’s Syndrome is an earlier name for

a. Conduct Disorder
b. Somatoform Disorder

57. NDPS Act is associated with

a. Substances of abuse
b. Perjury
c. Testamentary Capacity
d. Psychiatric rehabilitation in schizophrenia

c.Factitious Disorder d.None of the above

58. The following are the fundamental symptoms of Schizophrenia described by Eugen Bleuler (Bleuler’s 4 As) except
a. Autism c. Abnormal Associations b. Blunted Affect d. Audible thoughts

59. Steven Johnsons Syndrome is associated with
a. Levocetizine b. Levosuliride c. Lamotrigine d. Levitiracetam

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d. Resistant Personality disorders

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60. Thanatology is associated with study of
a. Human behaviour b. Culture c. Death

61. Hyperglycemia is side effect of
a. Chlorpromazine b. Olanzapine c. Amisulpiride

62. Following is a test for executive functioning
a. Tower of London b. MMSE c. HMSE

d. Aggression

d. Tianeptine

d. PF-16

63. Psychologist who described cognitive development observing his own child is

a. Eric Erikson b. Jean Piaget c. Melanie Kline

64. The seizure in ECT is said to be effective if it is….. secs

a.05 b.10 c. 25

65. Schizoaffective Psychosis is a term coined by

a. Bleuler b. Schneider c. Freud

d. John Bowlby

d.120

d. None of the above

66. Total Count and Differential count is generally done before starting
a. Lithium b. Clozapine c. Valproate d. Lamotrigine

67. Mature defence mechanism is
a. Projection b. Denial c. Introjection d. Sublimation

68. Housebound Housewife syndrome is associated with
a. Depression c. OCD
b. Agoraphobia d. Somatoform Disorder

69. A patient complains that he feels as if his body is made of wood and is quite heavy -The client is experiencing which of the following symptoms of a mental disorder
a. Compulsion c. Depersonalization b. Autism d. Obsession

70. All the following drugs are known to produce depression except
a. Tetracyclines b. Reserpine c. Methyldopa d.Oral contraceptives

71. Somatic Passivity is seen in
a. Depression b. Mania c. Schizophrenia d. Hypochondriasis

72. That part of the mind, which is working on reality principle is
a. Id b. Ego c. Superego d. None of the above

73. The latest version of DSM (Diagnostic Statistical Manual) is

a. III b. IV c. IV TR d. V

Clinical Talent round:

74. A 11 year old boy is brought to the psychiatrist because of inability to score well in the examination. On further assessment it is noticed that he makes silly mistakes in writing and frequent spelling mistakes. However he is able to read well, and his mathematical ability is good. The boy is adopted well socially and general comprehension and articulation is good. The most likely diagnosis is
a. Mild mental retardation c. Specific learning disorder
b. ADHD d. Receptive language disorder

75. A 50 year old woman reports depressed mood, poor appetite, weight loss for 1 month following her husband’s death. After he died she began to feel that she would be ‘better off dead’ at times. She believed that she can hear her husband’s voice calling her. She has no ideas of worthlessness but feels guilty that she did not do something before her husband died. Which of the following condition best describes these symptoms
a. Schizophrenia b. Pathological Grief c.Acute Psychosis d. None of the above

76. A 22-year-old single unmarried male was brought by his family members with complaints of sudden onset of suspiciousness on his family members and also on his neighbours. He had stopped consuming home cooked food thinking that it was poisoned. He also had restlessness and decreased sleep. The diagnosis in this case is
a. Acute mania b. Acute psychosis c. Delirium d. Depression

77. A 25 year old girl was brought to the casualty after taking overdose of diazepam after broken affair. History revealed that she had many such relationships in the past and also has cut marks over her wrist. Most likely diagnosis
a. Narcissistic personality disorder c.Borderline personality disorder b. Histrionic personality disorder d. Severe depressive episode

78. An elderly patient who was treated with amitriptyline for depressive episode presents to the emergency with urinary retention, constipation and blurring of vision. The likely cause for the problem is
a. Anticholinergic side effects c. Prostate enlargement b. Onset of depressive stupor d.Dementia

79. A 25 year old female presents with 2 year history of repetitive, irresistible thoughts of contamination with dirt associated with repetitive hand washing. She reports these thoughts to be her own and distressing; but is not able to overcome them along with medications. She is most likely to benefit from which of the following therapies?
a. Exposure and response prevention b. Systematic densitization c. Assertive training d. Sensate focus

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80. You are asked to immediately resuscitate a patient who has been brought to the emergency room with opioid poisoning. He is in a state of profound respiratory distress. Which of the following drugs should you choose to administer to bring his breathing back to normal:

a. Flumazenil b. Naloxone c. Pentazocine d. Amitryptiline

Final Stage of the Innings: Score well

81. An anti-epileptic drug not preferred in children with ADHD
a. Clobazam c. Phenobarbitone b. Valproate d. Phenytion sodium

82. Which is the commonest modality of hallucinations in schizophrenia
a. Auditory b. Visual c. Gustatory d. Tactile

83. Common between former US President Ronald Reagen and our former Defence Minister George Fernandes
a. Bipolar Disorder c. Dementia
b. Depression d. Cocaine dependence

84. A Beautiful Mind is a famous 2001 American biographical award film, based on the life of John Nash, a Nobel Laureate in Economics suffering from schizophrenia. The lead actor in the movie was
a. Tom Cruise b. Russel Crowe c. Jude Law d. Brad Pitt

85. Sleep attacks, sleep paralysis, hypnogogic hallucinations are seen in
a. Narcolepsy c. Kline Levin Syndrome b. Catatonia d. None of the above

86. He ……………………..was a French physician who was instrumental in the development of a more humane psychological approach to the custody and care of psychiatric patients, referred to today as moral therapy
a. Philippe Pinel c. Karl Kliest b. Karl Leonhard d. Jean Esquirol

87. Selye’s (1956, 1976) studies of the general adaptation syndrome investigated ______________ responses to stress.

a. psychological c. adrenomedullary b. gastrointestinal d. adrenocortical

88. Rivastigmine and Donepezil are drugs used predominantly in the management of:
a. Depression b. Delirium c. Dementia d. Pseudodementia

89. Adverse effects of lithium include all of the following except:
a. Polyurea b. Sedation c. Dyskinesia d. Tremors

90. Bulimia Nervosa is characterised by all except

a. Binge eating c. Extreme weight loss b. Purging d. Misuse of laxatives

Power play 1 : SINGLE STAR QUESTIONS – 91-95*

91. Intelligence test is

a. Rorschach Test b. TAT test c. CAT Test d. Binet Kamat Test 92. Which was the first atypical antipsychotic?

a.Clozapine b. Olanzapine c. Quetiapine d. Chlorpromazine

93. The term “waswas” in Islam is related to which psychiatric illness

a. OCD b. Depression c. Psychosis d. Eating disorders

94. Concept of third psychosis is related to

a. Severe Depression with Psychotic symptoms b. Mania with Psychotic symptoms
c. Acute Psychosis
d. Mental retardation with psychosis

95. Vogt’s triad is seen in

a. Tuberous sclerosis b. Fragile X syndrome

c. Down’s syndrome d. None of the above

Power Play 2 : DOUBLE STAR QUESTIONS – 96-100**

96. Who wrote the book “The Interpretation of Dreams”?

a. John Bowlby b. Anna Freud c. Sigmund Freud d.Charles Dickens

97. Concept of PANDAS is related to

a. OCD b. Schizophrenia c. Autism d. Depression

98. Vitamin which is used/useful in the treatment of Disulfiram Ethanol Reaction

a. Vitamin B1 b. Vitamin B12 c. Vitamin C d. Vitamin D

99. Alzheimer’s day is celebrated on

a. 01 December b. 31 December c. 01 June d. 21 September

100. Dr. N.C. Surya conducted the first community field survey of psychiatric morbidity in India, at………..

a. Kota b. Kolkata c. Pondicherry d. Bangalore

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Instructions

a. Question Booklet contains 100 MCQs and all are to be answered in 1 Hour. b. Each question has only one correct response and there is no negative marking. c. Mark your answers in the answer sheet provided.

1) Neurotransmitter implicated in reward pathways of brain

a. Dopamine b. Glutamate c. GABA d. Serotonin

2) The term Schizophrenia was coined by

a. Emil Kraeplin b. Eugen Bleuler c. Kurt Schneider d. Karl Jasper

3) Which of the following is an absolute contraindication for ECT

a. Raised intracranial tension b. H/O Seizures c. Pregnancy d. Catatonia

4) Neuropsychiatric syndrome characterized by mutism, posturing, rigidity, waxy flexibility is

a. Twilight state b. Stupor c. Catatonia d. Oneirophrenia

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. 5) “La belle indifference” is seen in
a. Schizophrenia
c. Conversion Disorder

. 6) Following suggests organic brain lesion

b. Manic Depressive Psychosis d. Depression

a. Thought broadcast c. Tactile hallucination

7) All are SSRI’S Except

a. Citalopram

b. Escitalopram

b. Visual hallucination d. Possession states

c. Fluvoxamine c. Personality

d. Miansarin d. Cognition d. Pavlov

d. Projection

8) Delusion is a disorder of

a. Thought b. Perception

. 9) First Rank Symptoms of Schizophrenia described by
a. Jasper b. Schneider c. Kasper

. 10) Mesial temporal lobe epilepsy is associated with :
a. Simple partial seizures b. GTCS
c. Complex partial seizures d. Atonic seizures

. 11) All are mature defence mechanisms except
a. Humor b. Altruism c. Suppression

. 12) Obsessive compulsive symptoms may be caused by

a. Staphylococcal infection b. Streptococcal infection c. Hook worm infestation d. Influenza infection

13) As a physician in charge of ICU where a patient is recovering from suicidal attempt, the most important step for further management would be, interviewing the patient for

a. Cause for suicidal attempt b. Substance used and its quantity c. Persisting suicidal ideation d. Family history of suicide

14) Unfamiliarity of familiar things is seen in

a. Déjà vu b. Jamais vu

. 15) Psychoanalysis was popularized by
a. Freud b. Bleuler

. 16) Centre of recent memory is
a. Amygdala b. Hippocampus

c. Deja entendu

c. Klein

c. Cerebellum

d. Deja pence

d. Bowlby

d. Cingulate gyrus

17) Test to differentiate true seizure episode from pseudoseizure

a. Serum calcium b. Serum ACTH c. Serum prolactin d. Serum potassium

18) Awareness of having a disease is

a. Insight b. Perseveration c. Delusion d. Incoherence

19) Binet Kamat test is used to assess

a. Memory b. Personality c. Intelligence d. Emotional quotient

20) Nicotine can be given in all forms except

a. Patch b. Lozenges c. Spray d. Intravenous

21) The symptom of inability to enjoy previously pleasurable activities is known as

a. Anhedonia b. Avolition

22) Satyriasis is

a. Decreased sexual drive in male c. Decreased sexual drive in female

c. Apathy d. Amotivation

b. Increased sexual drive in male d. Increased sexual drive in female

. 23) Classification of major mental illness into Dementia Precox & Manic Depressive Psychosis given by
a. Eugen Bleuler b. Morel c. Emil Kraeplin d. Griesinger

. 24) The most common psychiatric disturbance seen in Parkinson Disease is :

a. Depression b. Apathy

. 25) Not a feature of Anorexia nervosa
a. Underweight b. Amenorrhea

. 26) Compulsive buying is
a. Oniomania b. Kleptomania

27)Approximate answers is a feature of

a. Capgras syndrome
c. Geschwind syndrome

28) Magnans symptoms are produced by

c. Anxiety d. Visual hallucinations c. Body image distortion d. Obesity

c. Pyromania

b. Ganser syndrome d. Schizophrenia

c. Cannabis a. Sodium valporate b. Lithium carbonate c. Lamotrigine

30) MMSE stands for

a. Minnesota medical system examination
b. Mini mental status examination
c. Mental retardation medical scoring examination d. Medical morbidity severity examination

d. Megalomania

d. Alcohol
d. Carbamazepine

a. Opium b. Cocaine

29) Ebstein’s anomaly is a complication of

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31) “Munchausen Syndrome is

a. Factitious Disorder b. Mood Disorder
c. Somatoform Disorder d. Adjustment Disorder

32) Milder variety of depression present for 2 or more years of duration is called as

a. Cyclothymia b.Masked depression c. Dysthymia d.Double Depression

33) Pseudo-dementia is a feature of

a. Alcoholism b. Depression c. Alzheimer’s disease d. Seizure

34) Trichotillomania is

a. Repetitive hair pulling driven by escalating tension b. Repetitive hair pulling without tension
c. No hair loss is seen
d. Not an Impulse control disorder

35) A 35 year old male presents with acute pain abdomen, vomiting, hypertension and hallucinations with similar past episodes. The likely diagnosis is

a. Hyperthyroidism b. Hypothyroidism
c. Dissociative disorder d. Acute intermittent Porphyria

36) The most common cause of Cerebrovascular accident :

a. Haemorrhage b. Extracranial embolism c. Extracranial thrombosis d. Venous thrombosis

37) A 28year old male presents to emergency department with symptoms of decreased sleep, palpitations, fearfulness. On examination patient has tremors, BP- 140/90, pulse- 98/min. Patients attendee says that he takes alcohol since 10 years and last drink was one day before. All are true about management of this case except

a. To check for RBS
b. To give I.V. dextrose followed by Injection Thiamine c. To give Injection Thiamine and then I.V. dextrose d. To give I.V. lorazepam

38) Which of the following is not a Paraphilia

a. Transsexualism b. Paedophilia c. Fetishism d. Masochism

39) A man brings his wife to the doctor because she believes that her husband is an imposter & he is a double who looks exactly like her husband. This condition is known as

a. Koro b. Amok c. Capgras Syndrome d. Couvade‘s Syndrome

40) False about Homosexuality :

a. It is a psychiatric disorder as per ICD 10
b. Prevalence varies between 1-4%
c. Rates are higher in larger cities
d. More likely to have psychiatric disorders like Depression, Substance abuse

41) The following are risk factors for suicide except

a. Old age b. Depression c. Married status

42) Rhohypnol (Rape drug) is

a. Nitrazepam b. Flunitrazepam c. Lorazepam

43) Nocturnal Enuresis is commonly treated with

a. Imipramine b. Diazepam c. Haloperidol

44) Acquired aphasia with epilepsy is a synonym for

d. Substance Abuse

d. Flumazanil

d. None of the above

a. Lannox-Gastaut syndrome b. Landau-Kleffner syndrome
c. West syndrome d. Gille de la Tourette syndrome

45) Triad of Wernicke’s Encephalopathy includes all except

a. Ataxia
c. Confusion

46) All are true about lithium except

a. Most common side effect is tremors c. Causes lucopenia

b. 3rd person hallucination d. 6th nerve palsy

b. Known to cause Ebsteins anomaly d. It is a mood stabilizer

47) Antipsychotic drug induced Akathisia is treated by

a. Propranolol b. Levo Dopa

48) Catamenial epilepsy occurs during :

a. Menstrual cycle
c. Last trimester of pregnancy

c. Rivastigmine d. All of the above

b. Lactation
d. None of the above

49) “Amotivational” Syndrome has been reported with chronic use of

a. Heroin b. Cannabis c. Alcohol d. LSD

50) All are true except

a. Trazadone causes priapism
b. Mirtazapine is an SSRI
c. Erectile dysfunction is less with Bupropion d. Nefazadone is an antideprassant

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51) The following are the negative symptoms of Schizophrenia, except

a. Asociality
c. Attentional impairment

52) Antiepileptic safest in pregnancy :

a. Phenobarbitone b. Phenytoin

53) Morbid jealousy is seen with

a. Alcoholism b. Schizophrenia

b. Ambivalence d. Anhedonia

c. Valporate c. Dementia

d. Carbamazepine d. LSD addiction

54) Which of the following statements regarding complex partial seizures is false:

a. Characterized by aura
b. Most common automatism are orofacial
c. Most common cause is sclerosis of temporal lobe d. Arises from the frontal lobe

55) Yawning is a common feature of

a. Alcohol withdrawal b. Cocaine withdrawal c. Cannabis withdrawal d. Opioid withdrawal

56) EEG with eyes closed in normal alert adult predominantly shows

a. Alpha waves b. Beta waves c. Theta waves

57) Drug of choice in alcohol withdrawal is

a. Thiamine b. Dextrose 5% c. Benzodiazepines

58) “Kluver – Bucy” Syndrome characterized by all, except

a. Visual Agnosia b. Hyper Sexuality c. Hyper Orality

59) Agranulocytosis is the fatal complication of

a. Haloperidol b. Clomipramine c. Clonazepam

d. Delta waves d. Phenytoin

d. Fear
d. Clozapine

60) All of the following are features of petit mal seizures except :

a. Loss of postural control b. Absence of all motor activity
c. 3Hz spike and slow wave pattern in EEG d. Exacerbated by Carbamazepine

61) All are FDA approved drugs for treatment of alcohol dependence except

a. Topiramate b. Acamprosate c. Disulfiram d. Naltraxone

62) The following procedures may be adopted to provoke changes in EEG:

a. Hyperventilation b. Photic stimulation c. Sleep deprivation d. All of the above

63) All of the following are dopamine agonists except :

a. Ropinirole b. Pamipexole c. Entacapone d. Bromocriptine

. 64) Which of the following chromosomal anomaly is associated with Alzheimer’s dementia
a. Trisomy 18 b. Trisomy 21
c. Turner’s syndrome d. Patau syndrome

. 65) Which of the following is a cause of reversible dementia

a. Sub acute combined degeneration c. Cruetzfeld Jacob disease

66) Not a second generation antipsychotic

a. Aripiprazole b. Quetiapine

b. Picks disease
d. Alzheimer’s disease

. 67) Which is not true about Tardive Dyskinesia (TD)
a. Clozapine is useful
b. Dopaminergic supersensitivity is the cause
c. Usually seen in perioral area
d. Combining anticholinergics with antipsychotics prevents TD

. 68) Test of Frontal Lobe Function

a. Bender Gestalt Test b. Wisconsin Card Sorting Test c. MMPI d. Sentence Completion Test

69) Which neurotransmitter dysregulation is associated with impulsive suicidal acts

a. Dopamine b. GABA

70) Identify wrong association :

a. Pimozide – QT prolongation c. Quetiapine – Akathisia

c. Glutamate d. Serotonin

b. Haloperidol – Dystonia
d. Clozapine – Agranulocytosis

71) If a patient has symptoms of schizophrenia and depression simultaneously, then it is called as

a. Schizotypal disorder
c. Schizoaffective disorder

. 72) False statement among following is
a. Olanzapine causes weight gain
c. Risperidone is an atypical antipsychotic

. 73) Scale used for Nicotine dependence is
a. FTND b. FTVD

. 74) Cold Turkey is associated with
a. Alcohol b. Morphine

b. Schiotaxia
d. Bipolar disorder

b. Ziprasidone causes QT prolongation
d. Clozapine does not cause constipation

75) Ganja is derived from which part of plant Cannabis Sativa

a. Leaves b. Flowers c. Stems

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c. Amisulpride

d. Droperidole

c. AUDIT c. LSD

d. CAGE
d. Phencyclidine d. Fruit

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76) Alcoholics Anonymous was developed by

a. Marlett and gord b. Wilson and Smith c. Andy and Gary d. Miller and Sanchiz

77) Therapeutic community concept was given by

a. Freud b. Adler

. 78) All are projective tests except
a. Rorschach Ink blot
c. Minosita Multiphasic personality test

. 79) Defence mechanism used in OCD
a. Undoing b. Denial

c. Maxwell Jones d. Venkoba Rao

b. Thematic Aperception Test d. Sentence completion Test

c. Displacement d. Rage

80) 28 year old female who lost her son in a natural disaster Tsunami, 2 months later she started having flashbacks, hyperarousals, intrusive images of the event. What is the probable diagnosis?

a. PTSD (post traumatic stress disorder) c. Acute stress disorder

81) All are cluster B personality except

a. Borderline b. Paranoid

b. Dissociative disorder d. Depressive episode

c. Narcissistic d. Dissocial

82) Neurofibrillary tangles with senile plaques are seen in

a. Parkinson’s disease c. Huntington’s disease

. 83) Wernicke’s Encephalopathy involves
a. Mammillary body c. Frontal lobe

. 84) Widmark formula is used for
a. Opium b. Cannabis

b. Schizophrenia
d. Alzheimer’s disease

. 85) Drug used in treatment of Alzheimer’s disease is
a. Olanzapine b. Donepezil c. Pimozide

. 86) Not a feature of Alcohol dependence syndrome

a. Compulsive use of alcohol c. Financial loss

87) Nosophobia is fear of

a. Faces b. Diseases

b. Withdrawal symptoms d. Tolerance

88) Drug used in Treatment Resistant Schizophrenia is

a. Ziprasidone b. Clozapine c. Quetiapine

b. Amygdala
d. Arcuate fasciculus

c. Alcohol

d. Cocaine

d. Bromocriptine

c. Animals

d. Water

d. Amisulpride

. 89) Famous principle of brain function “We speak with the left hemisphere!” was put forward by
a. Broca b. Wernicke c. Tourette d. Kandel

. 90) World Anti-Suicide day is
a. September 10 b. October 10 c. November 10 d. December 10

. 91) Repeated checking of cell phone for new text messages without hearing a beep or tone and constantly thinking that a message has arrived when it hasn’t actually arrived is termed as
a. Textaphrenia b. Textalogia c. Textamania d. Texteity

. 92) “Reception order” for admission and detention of a mentally ill patient to a psychiatric hospital is issued by

a. Psychiatrist
c. District Surgeon

93) Child helpline Number is

a. 1001 b. 8910

b. Magistrate
d. General Practitioner

c. 1234 d. 1098

94) Attention deficit hyperactive disorder is characterised by all except

a. Easily distractible
b. Impulsive
c. Pops out with answers before completion of question d. Bullying friends or animals

95) The founder of Classical Conditioning is

a. Ivan Petrovich Pavlov c. Kahlbaum Karl

96) Specific Learning Disability can involve

a. Writing
c. Mathematical skills

b. B.F. Skinner d. Leo Kanner

b. Reading
d. All of the above

97) Thyroid dysfunction can lead to all except

a. Depression b. Panic disorder c. Dementia d. Schizophrenia

98) First Rank Symptoms are pathognomic feature of

a. Schizophrenia b. Depression c. OCD d. Phobia

100) A gentlemen aged around 60yrs recovering in post operative ward becomes fearful of surrounding, does not recognize his family, talks to wall and is unable to recall the time or date. He is suffering from:

a. Depression b. Dementia c. Fear psychosis d. Delirium

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1. A 2. B 3. A 4. C 5. C 6. B 7. D 8. A 9. B 10.C 11.D 12.B 13.C 14.B 15.A 16.B 17.C 18.A 19. C 20.D

21. A 22. B 23. C 24. A 25. D 26 A 27 B 28 B 29 B 30 B 31 A 32 C 33 B 34 A 35 D 36 C 37 B 38 A 39C 40 C

41 C 42 B 43 A 44 B 45 B 46 C 47 A 48 A 49 B 50 B 51 B 52 D 53 A 54 D 55 D 56 A 57 C 58 D 59 D 60 A

. 61 A

. 62 D

. 63 C

. 64 B

. 65 C

. 66 D

. 67 D

. 68 C

. 69 D

. 70 C

. 71 C

. 72 D

. 73 A

. 74 B

. 75 A

. 76 B

. 77 C

. 78 C

. 79 A

. 80 A

81 B
82 D
83 A
84 C
85 B
86 C
87 B
88 B
89 A
90 A
91 A
92 B
93 D
94 D
95 A
96 D
97 D
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Dr S.S. Chate

IPSKC 2012

State Level UG / Intern Medical Prize Examination in Psychiatry – 2012

Instructions

a. b. c.

Question Bank contains 100 MCQs and all are to be answered in 1 hour. Mark your answers in the answer sheet provided.
There is no negative marking.

An act that is performed in an attempt to prevent or counteract the real or imagined,unpleasant consequences is

a. Undoing b. Isolation c. Denial d. Dissociation

Papez Circuit is

a. Hippocampus – Mamillary Body – Thalamus – Cingulate Gyrus – Hippocampus b. Hippocampus – Amygdala – Optic Chaisma – Hypothalamus – Hippocampus c. Amygdala – Habenular Nucleus – Midbrain – Reticular Formation – Amygdala d. Temporal lobe – Frontal lobe – Hypothalamus – Thalamus

Schizophrenia co- morbid in a mentally retarded child is

a. Oneiroid schizophrenia b. Paraphrenia
c. Pfroff’s Schizophrenia d. Van Gough’s syndrome

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4. All of them can cause dystonia except
a. Antipsychotics b. Wilson’s disease
c. Huntington’s disease d. Parkinson’s disease

5. Good prognostic signs of Schizophrenia are all except
a. Acute onset b. Co-morbid depression
c. Presence of positive symptoms d. Onset in early adolescence

6. Laboratory test to confirm true seizure episode is

a. Serum calcium b. Serum ACTH

7. Schizophrenia is a
a. Single gene disorder c. Chromosomal disorder

8. Ebstein’s anomaly is a complication of

c. Serum prolactin d. Serum potassium

b. Polygenic disorder d. Mendelian disorder

a. Sodium valporate b. Lithium carbonate c. Lamotrigine d. Carbamazepine

9. Mental Health Act 1987 stipulates that all Psychiatric nursing homes in India must be licensed by
a. State Health Department b. State Mental Health Authority
c. Central Mental health Authority d. State Human Rights Commission

10. The following are risk factors for suicide except
a. Old age b. Depression c. Married status d. Substance Abuse

11. A patient treated with Anti Psychotics for 5 years develops perioral, bucco-lingual & masticatory movements. This condition could be
a. Akathisia b. Muscular Dystonia
c. Tardive Dyskinesia d. Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome

12. The concept of cycloid psychosis was introduced by
a. Kraeplin b. Leonhard c. Akiskal d. None of the above

13. Memory loss is usually not the initial symptom in which of the following

a. Alzheimer’s dementia c. Vascular Dementia

14. Rapid cycling disorder means

a. 4 or more mood cycles per 1 year c. 4 or more mood cycles per 1 day

b. Fronto temporal dementia d. None of the above

b. 6 or more mood cycles per 1 year d. 4 or more mood cycles per 1 month

15. Acquired aphasia with epilepsy is a synonym for

a. Lannox-Gastaut syndrome b. Landau-Kleffner syndrome
c. West syndrome d. Gille de la Tourette syndrome

16. Following are the First Rank Symptoms of Schizophrenia described by Schneider, except
a. 3rd person hallucination b. 2nd person hallucination
c. Delusional Percept d. Somatic Passivity Phenomena

17. A wandering lunatic is presented before Chief Judicial Magistrate by Police. He needs to be admitted in a mental health hospital for further management. The Magistrate issues ________ order
a. Deception Order b. Reception Order c. Rejection Order d. None of the above

18. Mr. G aged around 20yrs is brought to casualty with – A one day history of not talking to anyone, not taking food, incontinence. On examination all vital parameters are stable but he does not respond even to painful stimulus, his eyes are open and lusterless. The condition is
a. Malingering b. Delirium c. Intoxicated with unknown substance d. Stupor

19. The hallucinations which are experienced outside the sensory field limit are called as
a. Extracampine Hallucination b. Reflex Hallucination
c. Kinesthetic Hallucination d. Functional Hallucination

20. The following may be considered as depressive equivalents except
a. Drug abuse / dependence b. Chronic pain
c. Pyromania d. Conversion / Dissociation symptoms

21. A Psychotherapist finds herself getting angry at a patient after the patient reports beating her little brother. This phenomenon is
a. Counter transference b. Transference c. Resistance d. Interpretation

22. Combined formication and delusion of persecution are associated with the following
a. Cannabis psychosis b. Amphetamine psychosis c. Heroin abuse d. Cocaine abuse

23. The following features are most commonly seen in sub cortical dementia except
a. Extra pyramidal movements b. Aphasia c. Depression d. Dysarthria

24. Most conceptualizations of grief would fit in the three broad categories of:
a. Anger, sadness and acceptance b. Confrontation, numbness, completion c. Avoidance, confrontation, reestablishment d. None of the above

25. The newer drug of choice in managing pre- mature ejaculation effectively is
a. Amisulpiride b. Escitalopram c. Depoxetine d. Reboxetine

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26. Wernicke’s encephalopathy occurs due to the deficiency of
a. Thiamine b. Cyanocobalamin c. Riboflavin d. Pyridoxine

27. Type – II schizophrenia is characterized by all except
a. Negative symptoms b. Disorganized behavior c. Poor response to treatment d. Abnormal CT scan

28. All of the following are categorized under pervasive developmental disorders except
a. Asperger syndrome b. Childhood disintegrative disorder c. Landau-Kleffner syndrome d. Rett’s syndrome

29. Gille de la Tourette syndrome include all except
a. Multiple verbal and motor tics b. Echolalia
c. Epilepsy d. Obsessive-compulsive symptoms

30. Developmental psychologist who studied cognition in children is

a. Eric Ericson b. Jean Piaget

31. Multisystem therapy is useful for

a. Rett’s disorder
c. Conduct disorder

c. Sigmund Freud d. Bowlby

b. Asperger disorder d. Autistic disorder

32. What percentage of conduct disorder cases later develop antisocial personality disorder?
a. 20 b. 30 c. 40 d. 50

33. First presentation of following tumor can be Depression
a. Liver Cancer b. Cancer of Kidney c. Cancer of Spleen d. Cancer of pancreas

34. Patient opposing all passive movements with same degree of force as that which is being applied by examiner
a. Mitgehen b. Gegenhalten c. Mitmachen d. Negativism

35. Mr S met with a head injury, over period of time it was noticed that he was becoming forgetful, irritable, found it difficult to carry out his work in office. Most probably due
a. Extradural Hematoma b. Subdural Hematoma c. Contusion d. Confabulation

36. All are true about Gestaut-Geschwind Syndrome, expcept
a. Personality changes are seen
b. Intense interest in moral, religious, philosophical issues c. Temporal and limbic structures are affected
d. Not associated with complex partial seizures

37. Mr H has been diagnosed with brain tumor, on examination he cannot differentiate between right and left, cannot calculate, cannot make out the written words or read them, finds it hard to carry out simple command like “ light a matchstick” though he can understand. The lobe affected is
a. Frontal b. Temporal c. Parietal d. Occipital

38. All of the following are catatonic signs except
a. Waxy flexibility b. Cataplexy c. Catalepsy d. Mutism

39. Defect in empathy or defect in the capacity to appreciate other people’s feelings, especially to comprehend how other people feel about the consequence of this persons own actions… is the core feature of
a. Schizoid personality b. Dissocial personality
c. Paranoid personality d.Emotionally Unstable Personality Disorder

40. False feeling of unfamiliarity with a real situation that a person has experienced
a. Déjà vu b. Jamais vu
c. Déjà en ten due d. Jamais en ten due

41. Mr. X is suffering from an illness since 3 years and has been admitted against his will. He has delusion of persecution against his family and after he was hospitalised he reports that hospital staff have joined his parents. He says that his father is not his actual father and it is his neighbour who is coming in his father s form. He identifies one of the doctor similarly to be his neighbour, who has come to kill him. The patient has
a. Persecutory beliefs b. Defregoli syndrome
c. Capgras syndrome d. Delusion of misinterpretation

42. All the following drugs are FDA approved for management of acute bipolar depression except
a. Lithium b. Lamotrigine c. Olanzapine d. Quetiapine

43. The following are neuropsychological tests for executive functions except
a. Tower of London Test b. Wisconsin Card Sorting Test c. Auditory Verbal Learning Test d. Iowa Gambling Test

44. The term “Schizoaffective Psychosis” was coined by
a. Kraeplin b. Bleuler c. Schneider d. Kasanin

45. Which of the following is not a paraphilia
a. Trans-sexualism b. Paedophilia c. Fetishism d. Masochism

46. The sexual focus is on objects that are intimately associated with human body. This is
a. Exhibitionism b. Fetishism c. Frotteurism d. Voyeurism

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47. “Agora” in Agoraphobia means
a. Open place b. Closed place

48. “Munchausen’s syndrome is
a. Factitious disorder c. Somatoform disorder

c. Market place d.Noneoftheabove

b. Mood disorder
d. Adjustment disorder

49. Thyroid dysfunction can lead to all except
a. Depression b. Panic disorder c. Dementia d. Schizophrenia

50. Mini Mental Status Examination (MMSE) is
a. 20 – point cognitive test b. 40 – point cognitive test c. 10 – point cognitive test d. 30 – point cognitive test

51. A patient presented to the casualty with h/o sudden onset of palpitation, fear of impending doom, breathlessness and sweating. This lasted for about 10 – 15 mins and gradually subsided down. All the necessary investigations done were normal. Most likely diagnosis is

a. Cannabis intoxication c. Panic Attack

52. ECT was invented by

a. William Tukes b. Lucio Bini

b. Hypoglycemia d. Partial Seizure

c. Adolf Meyer d. James Prichard

53. Delusions of nihilism and early morning awakening are the features of
a. Generalized Anxiety Disorder b. MDP
c. Organic Brain Syndrome d. Melancholic Depression

54. Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRIs) are not indicated in
a. Mania b. Bulimia c. OCD d. PTSD

55. The following tests are mandatory before starting the patient on Lithium, except

a. Urea & Creatinine b. Thyroid Profile c. Pregnancy test d. Serum Bilirubin

56. The one who coined the term Schizophrenia is
a. Morel b. Eugen Bleuler c. Emil Kraeplin

57. The proponent of Classical Conditioning is
a. B F Skinner b. Albert Bandura c. Ivan Pavlov

d. Jean Esquirol d. Thorndike

58. The part of personality which is concerned with moral conscience is

a. Id b. Ego c. Super Ego d.Noneoftheabove

59. Emotions are transferred from an unacceptable to an acceptable idea, person or object is

a. Displacement b. Denial c. Dissociation

60. Magnan’s symptoms are produced by
a. Opium b. Cocaine c. Cannabis

61. Piblokto, a culture bound syndrome is also known as
a. Arctic hysteria b. Windigo c. Wihtigo

d. Projection

d. Alcohol

d. Startle

62. Obsessive compulsive personality disorder (PD) is also known as

a. Avoidant PD
c. Anankastic PD

63. Morbid jealousy is seen with

a. Alcoholism c. Dementia

b. Dissocial PD
d. None of the above

b. Schizophrenia d. LSD addiction

64. All of the following are seen in schizophrenia except

a. Third person auditory hallucination c. Personality deterioration

65. Yawning is a common feature of

a. Alcohol withdrawal c. Cannabis withdrawal

b. Disturbance of vision
d. Formal thought disorder

b. Cocaine withdrawal d. Opiod withdrawal

66. The symptom of inability to enjoy previously pleasurable activities is known as
a. Anhedonia b. Avolition c. Apathy d. Amotivation

67. “Kluver – Bucy” Syndrome characterized by all, except
a. Visual Agnosia b. Hyper Sexuality c. Hyper Orality d. Fear

68. Dopaminergic Neurons are present in the following, except
a. Mesolimbic Pathway b. Mamillothalamic Pathway c. Nigrostriatal Pathway d. Tuberoinfundibular Pathway

69. The hypothalamic nucleus which influences the sexual behavior is
a. Posterior b. Anterior c. Lateral d. Ventromedial

70. The triad of ataxia, incontinence of urine and Dementia is characteristic of
a. Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus b. Alzheimer’s Dementia c. Vascular Dementia d. Pick’s Dementia

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71. Fundamental symptoms of Bleuler include all, except

a. Abnormal Associations b. Ambivalency c. Autistic behavior d. Avolition

72. 16 year old male is found to have mental age 9 years on IQ testing. He has

a. Mild Mental Retardation
c. Severe Mental Retardation

73. Chasing the Dragon is

a. Tobacco smoking c. Ganja smoking

b. Moderate Mental Retardation d. Profound Mental Retardation

b. Heroin smoking d. None of the above

74. Which of the following is the basic disturbance in Psychosis

a. Delusion
c. Loss of realty testing

75. Psychological pillow is seen in

a. Delirium b. Mania

b. Hallucination
d. Personality deterioration

c. Hysteria d. Catatonia

76. Which of the following is not a Hysterical Syndrome

a. Cauvade’s Syndrome b. Briquette’s Syndrome c. Ganser’s Syndrome d. Cotard’s Syndrome

77. Agranulocytosis is the fatal complication of

a. Haloperidol b. Clomipramine c. Clonazepam d. Clozapine

78. District Mental Health Program in India was first implemented in

a. Davanagere b. Hasan

79. Stereotypes are seen in

a. Depression c. Autism

c. Bellary d. Bangalore

b. Obsessive compulsive disorder d. Mania

80. Social classification of Suicide is given by
a. Jelinek b. Durkheim c. Pritchard d. Goldberg

81. Who described Hanuman and Abhimanyu complex in the Indian Psychothera- peutic Setting?
a. Dr. J. S. Neki b. Dr. N. N. Wig c. Dr. Venkobarao d. Dr. R. L. Kapur

82. Somatic symptoms of depression include all except
a. Feelings of guilt b. Reduced libido c. Insomnia d. Weight change

83. The following drugs are used in the treatment of obesity except

a. Amphetamine b. Sibutramine c. Varenicline d. Rimonabant

84. An obsession has following qualities except

a. Irrational thoughts b. Ego syntonic thoughts c. Ego dystonic thoughts d. Intrusive thoughts

85. Epileptic fit and hysterical fit can be certainly differentiated by

a. Duration of fit c. Injury during fit

86. Squeeze technique is used for

a. Premature ejaculation c. Anorgasmia

b. Incontinence of urine d. Frothing from mouth.

b. Erectile dysfunction d. Priapism

87. Deliberate self harm is classically seen in

a. Tuberous sclerosis b. Lesch – Nyhan’s Syndrome c. Adrenoleukodystrophy d. Maple Syrup Urine Disease

88. Pavlov’s experiment laid the foundation on

a. Operant conditioning b. Classical conditioning c. Learned helplessness d. Modeling

89. Sleep spindles and K complexes are classically seen in

a. NREM Stage – I b. NREM Stage – II c. NREM Stage – III d. NREM Stage – IV

90. Subcortical arteriosclerotic encephalopathy is also known as

a. Lewy body disease b. Binswanger’s disease c. Pick’s disease d. Huntington’s disease

91. Which of the following patients are prone for schizophrenia

a. Down’s syndrome b. Asperger’s syndrome c. Velo cardiofacial syndrome d. Fragile-X syndrome

92. The basic pathology in Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders associated with Streptococcus (PANDAS) causing OCD in children is development of anti bodies against

a. Basal ganglia
c. Cingulate cortex

93. Daniel David Palmer is the founder of

a. Dance therapy c. Chiropractic

b. Hippocampus
d. Mamillary bodies

b. Color Therapy d. Aroma therapy

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94. A culture bound syndrome seen in West Bengal characterized by tingling and numbness leading tomuteness, sense of helplessness, and a sense of impending death is known as
a. Gilahari b. Empacho c. Jhin-Jhini d. Hi-Waitck

95. Diminished social interest and skills after 6 months of normal development , stereotyped hand-wriggling movements, psychomotor and mental retardation noticed in a girl child occurs in
a. Asperger’s disorder b. Autistic disorder c. Childhood disintegrative disorder d. Rett’s disorder

96. The following are the features of metabolic syndrome except
a. Low HDL levels b. Abdominal obesity c. Hyper prolactinemia d. Insulin resistance

97. Genital retraction syndrome is also known as
a. Koro syndrome b. Dhat syndrome c. Latah d. Arctic hysteria

98. The hormone which is used for treatment of depression is
a. Levothyroxine b. Progesterone c. Prolactin d. Cortisol

99. All the characters mentioned below are seen in Schizoid personality disorder except

a. Bigoted b. Emotionally cold c. Aloof d. Introspective

100. The drug haloperidol was discovered by

a. Paul Janssen b. Hoffman c. Delay d. Denike

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1. D 2. A 3. C 4. D 5. D 6. C 7. B 8. B 9. B 10.C 11.C 12.B 13.B 14.A 15.B 16.B 17.B 18.D 19.A 20.C 21.A 22.D 23.B 24.A 25. C

26 A 27 B 28 C 29 C 30 B 31 C 32 C 33 D 34 B 35 B 36 D 37 C 38 B 39 B 40 B 41 C 42 C 43 C 44 D 45 A 46 B 47 C 48 A 49 D 50D

51 C 52 B 53 D 54 A 55 D 56 B 57 C 58 C 59 D 60 B 61 A 62 C 63 A 64 B 65 D 66 A 67 D 68 B 69 B 70 A 71 D 72 B 73 B 74 C 75 D

76 D 77 D 78 C 79 C 80 B 81 B 82 A 83 C 84 B 85 B 86 A 87 B 88 B 89 B 90 B 91 C 92 A 93 C 94 C 95 D 96 C 97 A 98 A 99 D 100 A

IPSKC 2011

Dr S.S. Chate

State Level UG / Intern Medical Prize Examination in Psychiatry – 2011

Instructions

a. Question Bank contains 100 MCQs and all are to be answered in 1 hour.

b. Mark your answers in the answer sheet provided.

c. There is no negative marking.

1. A 25-year-old university student had a fight with a boy who lived in his neighborhood. The next day while he was going out, he started feeling two men in police uniform were observing his movements as a result he became frightened and could not be convinced otherwise by his parents. His symptoms represent
a. Delusion of persecution b. Delusions of reference c. Delusion of guilt d. Thought insertion

2. Dementia of Alzheimer’s type is associated with the following except
a. Depressive symptoms b. Delusions
c. Apraxia d. Cerebral infarcts

3. A married female patient aged 24 years presents to the emergency with history of short lasting episode of behavioral changes and unresponsiveness in which

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she is agitated, accompanied by smacking of the lips, and thrashing movements of the limbs. On recovery the patient is not able to recall the episode. Further history does not reveal any stressors. The most likely diagnosis is

a. Chorea gravidarum b. Temporal lobe epilepsy c. Panic attacks d. Dissociative disorder

Confabulation means

a. Misinterpretation of stimulus by one of the special sense organs b. Perception in absence of a stimulus
c. Making stories to fill in the gaps caused by memory loss
d. None of the above

A patient after starting on treatment with haloperidol presents with hyperthermia, confusion and sweating. Examination shows labile blood pressure and increased muscle tone. The most appropriate investigations to be done here are

a. CT brain and hemogram b. Hb%, Serum electrolytes.
c. ECG, chest X-ray and Hb% d. Hemogram, CPK and renal function tests

Mini Mental Status Examination (MMSE) is

a. 20 – point cognitive test b. 40 – point cognitive test c. 10 – point cognitive test d. 30 – point cognitive test

Combined formication and delusion of persecution are associated with the following

a. Cannabis psychosis b. Amphetamine psychosis c. Heroin abuse d. Cocaine abuse

The most common symptom associated with alcohol withdrawal is

a. Body ache c. Diarrhea

Oedipal complex was described by

a. Socrates c. Erickson

b. Tremors
d. Rhinorrhoea

b. Freud d. Skinner

10. The following features are most commonly seen in sub cortical dementia except

a. Extra pyramidal movements c. Depression

11. Magnan’s symptoms are produced by

a. Opium b. Cocaine

b. Aphasia d. Dysarthria

c. Cannabis d. Alcohol

12. The newer drug of choice in managing pre mature ejaculation effectively is

a. Amisulpiride b. Escitalopram c. Depoxetine d. Reboxetine

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13. Morbid jealousy is seen with
a. Alcoholism b. Schizophrenia c. Dementia d. LSD addiction

14. Wernicke’s encephalopathy occurs due to the deficiency of
a. Thiamine b. Cyanocobalamin c. Riboflavin d. Pyridoxine

15. Which of the following is not an atypical antipsychotic drug?

a. Thioridazine b. Risperidone c. Olanzapine

16. Personality disorder in chronic epileptics is known as

d. Clozapine

d. Fructose

a. Gastaut-Geschwind syndrome c. Bredkjaer’s syndrome

17. All are adulterants of heroin, except

a. Chalk powder b. Quinine

b. Landolt’s syndrome d. None of the above

c. Charcoal

18. Type – II schizophrenia is characterized by all except

a. Negative symptoms
c. Poor response to treatment

19. Delusion is a disorder of

a. Thought
c. Personality

b. Disorganized behavior d. Abnormal CT scan

b. Perception d. Cognition

20. All of the following are characteristically seen in schizophrenia except
a. Third person auditory hallucination b. Disturbance of vision
c. Personality deterioration d. Formal thought disorder

21. A young unmarried lady belonging to a low socioeconomic status family believes a rich boy staying in her neighborhood is in love with her. But the boy clearly denies any association with the lady. Still the lady kept insisting that his denial is a secret affirmation of his love towards her. In addition she develops sadness when her effort to meet the boy does not materialize. She remains preoccupied with the thought of this boy. However, she continues to function normally. The primary diagnosis in this case would be

a. Delusional disorder c. Mania

22. IPSS stands for

a. Indian prospective study of schizophrenia c. Irish pilot study of schizophrenia

b. Depression
d. Schizophrenia

b. International pilot study of schizophrenia d. None of the above

23. A 24 year old male is brought by his family with the history of gradual onset of suspiciousness, muttering and smiling without clear reason, decreased socialization, violent outbursts and discontinuation in the studies for 8 months.

Mental status examination revealed a blunt affect, thought broadcasting, impaired judgment and insight. The most likely diagnosis would be

a. Delusional disorder b. Depression c.Schizophrenia d. Anxiety disorder.

24.An elderly women suffering from schizophrenia was on antipsychotic medication for 15 years. Gradually, she started developing purposeless involuntary facial and limb movements, constant chewing and puffing of cheeks. One of the following drugs is least likely to be involved

a. Haloperidol c. Fluopenthixol

25. Lack of insight is not a feature of

a. Schizoid personality c. Mania

b. Trifluperazine d. Amantidine

b. Schizophrenia
d. Korsakoff’s psychosis

26. A young male with psychotic illness was initiated on treatment with Haloperidol 30mg/day. On the third day he started complaining of restlessness and was seen to pace around. The medication likely to be helpful is an addition of
a. Phenytoin b. Propranolol
c. Methylphenidate d. Trihexyphenidyl

27. Uncinate fits are commonly associated with
a. Visual hallucinations b. Unpleasant olfactory sensation c. Feeling of unreality d. Auditory hallucinations

28.A 45 year old man was brought to the emergency room with abnormal movements in the form persistent deviation of the neck to left side. History revealed that he was prescribed haloperidol 5mg three times daily.

a. Conversion reaction c. Acute dystonia

29.Yawning is a common feature of

a. Alcohol withdrawal c. Cannabis withdrawal

b. Akathesia
d. Tardive dyskinesia

b. Cocaine withdrawal d. Opiod withdrawal

30.First rank symptoms are the pathognomonic features of

a. Schizophrenia b. Mania with psychotic symptoms c. Post partum psychosis d. Delirium

31. All are side effects of chlorpromazine except

a. Cholestatic jaundice b. Photosensitivity c. Hypertension d. Urinary retention

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32. Hallucinations occurring during the onset of sleep are called

a. Jactatio nocturna capitis c. Hypnogogic hallucinations

33. Awareness of having a disease is

a. Insight c. Delusion

b. Extracampine hallucinations d. Hypnopompic hallucinations

b. Perseveration d. Incoherence

34. Which of the following is associated with suicide risk?

a. Noradrenaline b. Serotonin c. GABA d. Dopamine

35. Lithium is used in all of the following except

a. Major depression b. Generalized anxiety disorder c. Cluster headache d. Mania

36.The symptom of inability to enjoy previously pleasurable activities is known as

a. Anhedonia b. Avolition
c. Apathy d. Amotivation

37. In elderly female patient, symptoms of nihilism, complaints of somatic/physical symptoms and agitation are the hallmarks of which of the following
a. Involutional melancholia b. Atypical depression c. Carcinoma prostrate d. Dementia

38. A 25 year old man presents to the outpatient department with the complaint that he has been depressed ever since he can remember. In addition, he also has disturbance in sleep and appetite. However, he has been working, though not to the level of satisfaction of him or his supervisors. The patient also has general dissatisfaction with life. The most likely diagnosis is
a. Major depression b. Psychotic depression
c. Dysthymia d. Chronic fatigue syndrome

39. An elderly patient who was treated with amitriptyline for depressive episode presents to the emergency with urinary retention, constipation and blurring of vision. The likely cause for the problem is
a. Anticholinergic side effects b. Onset of depressive stupor c. Prostate enlargement d. dementia

40.The alternative medication to methadone used for the long term maintenance of opiate dependence is

a. Diazepam b. Chlordiazepoxide
c. Buprenorphine d. Dextropropoxyphene

41. A 30 year old lady has been diagnosed to be suffering from major depression. However, for the past 4 days, she has been expressing suicidal ideas. In addition, she was also found writing a suicide note. The best line of management in this case would be
a. Increasing the dose of antidepressant b. Psychotherapy
c. Add an antipsychotic d. Admit and consider ECTs

42. Bright light therapy has been found to be most effective in treatment of
a. Voodoo syndrome b. Seasonal affective disorder
c. Social phobia d. Obsessive compulsive disorder

43. A person is found to be crying suddenly without any stimulus when he was previously laughing and joyous is said to have
a. Incongruent affect b. Euphoria
c. Labile affect d. Cyclothymia

44. A young man was brought to the outpatient clinic by his family members with history of increased talk, increased alcohol consumption, sexual promiscuity, irritability, decreased sleep, and not feeling tired even after prolonged activity. These changes have been noticed over a period of 2 weeks. The most likely diagnosis is
a. Alcohol dependence b. Schizophrenia
c. Mania d. Agitated depression

45.The treatment of choice for rapid cycling bipolar disorder is

a. Lithium b. Carbamazepine c. Sodium valproate d. Haloperidol

46. A patient is brought to the casualty with a state of altered sensorium. History revealed that the patient was on lithium treatment for mania. Two days before, he had severe diarrhea and vomiting with abdominal pain. After this, the dose of lithium was continued, with which the vomiting episode increased. In addition, he started complaining of difficulty in speech and walking. On examination, he had coarse tremors, and brisk deep tendon reflexes. The cause of this condition is

a. Lithium toxicity b. Cholera

c. Manic stupor d. Neuroleptic malignant syndrome. 47.Which of the following does not belong to the group?

a. Fluoxetine b. Clozapine c. Venlafaxine d. Paroxetine

48. Somatic symptoms of depression include all except

a. Feelings of guilt b. Reduced libido c. Insomnia d. Weight change

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49.A mother who has delivered 3 days back comes with history of tearfulness, irritability and excessive anxiety for no apparent reason. She is suffering from

a. Puerperal psychosis b. Postnatal depression c. Postnatal blues d. None of the above

50. The drug of choice for obsessive compulsive disorder is
a. Imipramine b. Fluoxetine c. Risperidone d. Clonazepam

51. The following drugs are used in the treatment of obesity except
a. Amphetamine b. Sibutramine c. Varenicline d. Rimonabant

52. Which of the following is seen in phobic anxiety states?
a. Derealization b. La belle indifference
c. Incongruity of affec d. Delusion of bodily change

53. A young female presents in casualty with sudden fear, palpitations, breathless- ness, tremors, chest pain and a sense of impending doom. The episode lasted for 10-15 minutes. ECG was normal. The most likely diagnosis is
a. Phobia b. Conversion disorder c. Generalized anxiety disorder d. Panic attacks

54. The following drug has anxiolytic action with least sedation
a. Buspirone b. Triazolam c. Alprazolam d. Chlordiazepoxide

55. A 35 year old who was a heavy smoker started thinking he is suffering from lung carcinoma for a year. Clinical examination did not reveal any significant finding and all the relevant investigations were normal. However he continued to persist with this belief. In the process, he has visited several doctors and got himself investigated. He is most likely suffering from
a. Somatization disorder b. Delusional disorder c. Hypochondrial disorder d. Malingering

56. A 40 year old male is admitted with complaints of abdominal pain and headache. General physical examination reveals six scars on the abdomen from previous surgeries. Mental status examination did not reveal any major psychopathology. History from the family members did not reveal any major financial or litigation problem with the patient. The treating team failed to diagnose any major physical illness in the patient yet he demanded multiple tests including a liver biopsy. He is most likely suffering from
a. Hypochondriasis b. Malingering
c. Somatisation disorder d. Factitious disorder

57. An obsession has following qualities except
a. Irrational thoughts
b. Ego syntonic thoughts c. Ego dystonic thoughts d. Intrusive thoughts

58. A 35 year old male was found by the police wandering in a city. He was unable to give information on his home address or other family members. He appeared to be well groomed, and would be able to converse with others. On examination, there was no medical illness or presence of psychotic symptoms. Urine screening revealed negative for any psychoactive substances. Most likely diagnosis is

a. Dissociative fugue c. Schizophrenia

59. La Belle indifference is seen in

a. Conversion disorder
c. Manic depressive episode

b. Dissociative amnesia d. Dementia

b. Schizophrenia d. Depression

60. Epileptiform fit and hysterical fit can be certainly differentiated by
a. Duration of fit b. Incontinence of urine c. Injury during fit d. Frothing from mouth.

61. A 25 year old female presented to the outpatient clinic with complaints of having repeated episodes of overeating followed by purging after use of laxatives. The probable diagnosis is
a. Bulimia nervosa b. Anorexia nervosa c. Binge eating disorder d. Schizophrenia

62. The non-REM (NREM) sleep is commonly associated with

a. Dreams
c. Increased heart rate

63. Squeeze technique is used for

a. Premature ejaculation c. Anorgasmia

b. Frequent penile erections d. Night terrors

b. Erectile dysfunction d. Priapism

64. Which of the following drugs produce rapid induction of sleep with least influence on sleep architecture?

a. Zaleplon b. Diazepam c. Chlorpromazine d. Haloperidol

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65. A 25 year old girl was brought to the casualty after taking overdose of diazepam after broken affair. History revealed that she had similar episodes of slitting her wrist previously. Most likely diagnosis

a. Narcissistic personality disorder c. Borderline personality disorder

66. Sociopaths (Psychopaths) are

a. Meticulous
c. Over conscientious

b. Histrionic personality disorder d. Severe depressive episode

b. Impulsive d. Timid

67. A 6 year old boy presented with history of not making friends with other children. Further history revealed that he was also not attached to his parents, he was interested in playing with himself only. In addition he shows repetitive head banging, and hand wringing. It is also noted he gets agitated if his routine is changed. There is history of birth asphyxia. The most possible diagnosis is
a. Rett’s syndrome b. Autistic disorder c. Conduct disorder d. Schizophrenia

68. A 11 year old boy is brought to the psychiatrist because of inability to score well in the examination. On further assessment it is noticed that he makes silly mistakes in writing and frequent spelling mistakes. However he is able to read well, and his mathematical ability is good. The boy is adopted well socially and general comprehension and articulation is good. The most likely diagnosis is
a. Mild mental retardation b. ADHD
c. Specific learning disorder d. Receptive language disorder

69. The drug of choice to treat attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder is
a. Haloperidol b. Imipramine c. Methylphenidate d. Alprazolam

70. Deliberate self harm is classically seen in

a. Tuberous sclerosis
c. Adrenoleukodystrophy

71. Mc Naughten’s rule is for
a. Civil responsibility of insane c. Civil responsibility of sane

72. Psychodynamic theory is based on
a. Unconscious conflict c. Maladaptive behavior

b. Lesch – Nyhan’s Syndrome d. Maple Syrup Urine Disease

b. Criminal responsibility of insane d. Criminal responsibility of sane

b. Cognitive distortions
d. Problems in interpersonal functioning

73. Pavlov’s experiment laid the foundation on

a. Operant conditioning b. Classical conditioning c. Learned helplessness d. Modeling

74.Regarding type “A” personality, false is

a. Hostility b. Time pressure
c. Competitiveness d. Mood fluctuations

75) All of the following are defense mechanisms except

a. Repression c. Projection

76. Wechsler test is a test for

a. Intelligence c. Memory

b. Transference d. Anticipation

b. Speech
d. Orientation

77. That part of the mind, which is working on reality principle is

a. Id b. Ego
c. Superego d. None of the above

78. Which of the following is a recent biomarker for the effectiveness of ECT

a. CSF-5-HIAA b. BDNF
c. CSF dopamine d. Thyroid hormone

79. EEG with eyes closed in normal alert adult predominantly shows

a. Alpha waves b. Beta waves c. Theta waves d. Delta waves

80.In opiod dependence nalrtexone is used to

a. Prevent respiratory depression b. To treat withdrawal symptoms c. To prevent relapse d. To treat overdose of opiods.

81. A 22-year-old single unmarried male was brought by his family members with complaints of sudden onset of suspiciousness on his family members and also on his neighbors. He had stopped consuming home cooked food thinking that it was poisoned. He also had restlessness and decreased sleep. The diagnosis in this case is

a. Acute mania b. Acute psychosis c. Delirium

82.The following are risk factors for suicide except

a. Old age b. Depression c. Married status

83. Sleep spindles and K complexes are classically seen in

a. NREM Stage – I b. NREM Stage – II c. NREM Stage – III d. NREM Stage – IV

84.Subcortical arteriosclerotic encephalopathy is also known as

a. Lewy body disease b. Binswanger’s disease c. Pick’s disease d. Huntington’s disease

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d. Substance Abuse

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85. Hypofrontality associated with major depression can be reversed with which of the following non invasive procedure
a. Electro Convulsive Therapy (ECT)
b. Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS)
c. Repeated Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation(rTMS) d. Vagal Nerve Stimulation (VNS)

86. Following are obsessive compulsive spectrum disorders except

a. Tricotillomania c. Kleptomania

87. Frontal lobe tumors can present as

a. Schizophrenia
c. Personality changes

b. Tourett’s disorder d. Dipsomania

b. Depression d. All of above

88.All of these are Subcortical Dementias, except

a. Alzheimer’s disease c. Parkinson disease

89.Satyriasis is

a. Decreased sexual drive in male c. Decreased sexual drive in female

b. Wilsons disease
d. Huntington’s disease

b. Increased sexual drive in male d. Increased sexual drive in female

90.Which of the following patients are prone for schizophrenia

a. Down’s syndrome b. Asperger’s syndrome c. Velo cardiofacial syndrome d. Fragile-X syndrome

91. Following drugs used in erectile dysfunction except

a. Sildinafil c. Tadalafil

92. Oniomania is

a. Compulsive buying c. Mobile compulsions

b. Vardenafil d. Taranafil

b. Internet compulsions
d. Repetitive self-mutilation

93. The basic pathology in Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders associated with Streptococcus (PANDAS) causing OCD in children is development of anti bodies against

a. Basal ganglia
c. Cingulate cortex

94.Daniel David Palmer is the founder of

a. Dance therapy c. Chiropractic

b. Hippocampus
d. Mamillary bodies

b. Color Therapy d. Aroma therapy

95.The following are parasomnias except

a. Sleep starts b. Sleep Bruxism
c. Benign neonatal sleep myoclonus d. Central sleep apnea syndrome

96.Deriving sexual pleasure from being abused and dominated by women is

a. Masochism b. Sadism c. Voyeurism d. Fetishism

97.The following are the features of metabolic syndrome except

a. Low HDL levels b. Abdominal obesity c. Hyper prolactinemia d. Insulin resistance

98. Environmental risk factors for schizophrenia include all of the following except

a. City birth b. Chronic alcohol abuse c. Obstetric complications d. Immigrant status

99) Genital retraction syndrome is also known as

a. Koro syndrome b. Dhat syndrome c. Latah d. Arctic hysteria

100) Sexual attraction and touch sensation in females is mediated by

a. Estrogen b. Progesteron c. Oxytocin d. Prolactin

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1. B 26 B 51 C 76 A 2. D 27 B 52 A 77 B 3. B 28 C 53 D 78 B 4. C 29 D 54 A 79 A 5. D 30 A 55 C 80 C 6. D 31 C 56 D 81 B 7. D 32 C 57 B 82 C 8. B 33 A 58 A 83 B 9. B 34 B 59 A 84 B 10.B 35 B 60 B 85 C 11.B 36 A 61 A 86 D 12.C 37 A 62 D 87 D 13.A 38 C 63 A 88 A 14.A 39 A 64 A 89 B 15.A 40 C 65 C 90 C 16.A 41 D 66 B 91 D 17.C 42 B 67 B 92 A 18.B 43 C 68 C 93 A 19.A 44 C 69 C 94 C 20.B 45 C 70 B 95 D 21.A 46 A 71 B 96 A 22.B 47 B 72 A 97 C 23.C 48 A 73 B 98 A 24.D 49 C 74 A 99 A 25.A 50 B 75 B 100 C

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(Please write the alphabet against the question)

1. Learned Helplessness –

2. Classical conditioning –

3. Operant conditioning –

4. Systematic desensitisation –

5. Inferiorty complex –

Fill in the Blanks

a. Pavlov
b. Wolpe
c. Adler
d. Skinner e. Seligman

6. Social learning theory as a concept was introduced by __________________

7. Depression that is associated with increased appetite, hypersomnia, leaden paralysis and interpersonal rejection sensitivity is called __________________ depression

8. The Mini Mental Status Examination has how many points? A: _______________

9. When a person with presents with Alchohol related hypoglycemic attack, the first parental thing to be given is __________________

10. A rare type of seizure, associated with sudden bouts of energy, usually in the form of sudden laughter or crying goes by what name? A:__________________

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11. Self-actualization as a concept was introduced by __________________

12. Fear of heights is also known as __________________

13. Waves in EEG recording in awake state but with eyes closed are called ______ waves

14. Presenile Dementia is Dementia occurring before the age of _____________

15. The symptoms of Dementia, Gait ataxia and urinary incontinence are classically seen with __________________

16. Neurolept Anesthesia refers to Anaesthesia with combination use of Fentanyl and __________________

17. Obsessive Compulsive Personality Disorder also goes by which other name?

A: __________________

18. Lithium is generally not prescribed when giving ECT treatment due to increased incidence of __________________

19. The first Neurotransmitter to be discovered was __________________

20. ECT has been found to be effective in which neurological illness? A:__________________

21. This is a participative, group based, residential approach to long term mental illness where therapists and clients live together. It was introduced by Thomas Main and later developed by Maxwell Jones and others. What is it? A: __________________

22. An alternative to Methadone in Opioid Replacement programme for Opioid dependent individuals is __________________

23. A 6-year-old boy was brought to the casualty with his head tilted and turned to one side for the last one hour. Earlier he was taken to the local GP with complaints of fever, nausea and vomiting. Name the most likely offending agent? A:__________________

24. A 25 year old man was referred for abnormal behaviour. For the last 7 days, he has not gone to work. He has locked himself inside his house and worries that KGB is spying on him. He believes that his life is at threat because he is the only one who has got codes for a nuclear launch missile. He sometimes also is seen to be restless and irritable and his conversation is difficult to understand. What is the diagnosis? A:__________________

25. A 22-year-old college student has had frequent episodes of “sleepiness” over the last 3 months. She frequently falls asleep throughout the day but says that

she feels better after each episode. Sometimes after waking up she feels momentarily paralysed. Her roommates do not report any other problems with her sleep. What is her diagnosis? A:__________________

26. The family of a young man brings him for assessment. The patient works as a software engineer and is doing reasonably well at work. He is single and does not have any close friends. He has unusual interests in stargazing. He believes and reportedly discusses ESP’s (extra sensory perceptions) at length. When you speak to him he speaks in a odd manner and dresses oddly for a man in his profession. He denies any delusions or hallucinations and is not a substance user. What is his diagnosis? A:__________________

27. An 82 year old man was referred for restlessness, agitation and confusion following a hip replacement surgery 2 days ago. He reports seeing ghosts and spirits and hearing them call out his name yesterday. He slept poorly last night and is somewhat drowsy today morning. He is better now and is able to have a reasonable conversation but insists that this place is his daughter’s house. His family reports that he was fine until 2 days ago and does not drink alcohol or smoke. Name the diagnosis? A:__________________

Multiple Choice Questions (please circle the correct answer)

28. A 5-year-old child was referred by his schoolteacher saying that he is naughty and troublesome in the class. She states that he often gets into fights with other children and finds it hard to wait for his turn when doing something. His mother reports that he has otherwise normal milestones and is generally a very bright kid. He also does very well in his academics although it is difficult to get him to concentrate on anything. He is generally underweight and does not eat well. Suggest the best possible drug treatment for him.
a. Methylphenidate b.Atomoxetine c. Dexamphetamine d.Olanzapine

29. A middle aged woman is referred by a Dermatology colleague. She has been repeatedly presenting to his clinic complaining of lice in her head. She believes that inspite of repeated antilice treatment, she continues to harbour nits. Every symptoms she experiences, she relates it to the presence of lice. Inspite of repeated reassurances, she does not seem convinced about the absence of lice. What is the best possible treatment for her?
a. Quetiapine b.Sertraline c. Clozapine d.Pimozide

30. Schizophrenia occurring as a comorbid condition in a mentally retarded child is called
a. Paraphrenia b.Pfroff’s Schizophrenia c. Disorganised Schizophrenia d.Oneiroid Schizophrenia

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31. When true sensory input in one modality leads to hallucinations in another modality, it is referred to as
a. Extracampine hallucinations b.Reflex hallucinations c. Kinesthetic hallucinations d.Synesthesia

32. Which form of dyskinetic movements is least likely to be caused by Tardive Dyskinesia?
a. Chorea b.Athetosis c.Tremor d.Ballismus

33. Which famous contributor to psychology himself suffered from schizophrenia?
a. Sigmund Freud b. Carl Gustav Jung c.John Bowlby d.Margaret Mead

34. The commonest type of post-partum psychiatric disturbance is
a. Postpartum psychosis b.Postpartum blues c. Postpartum depression d.Postpartum anxiety

35. Following are the features of Metabolic Syndrome except:

a. Increased abdominal girth c. Hyperprolactinaemia

36. Migraine is characterized by all except

a. Throbbing pain b.Unilateral headache

b.Hyperlipidemia d.Insulin resistance

c.Aura d.Lacrimation

37. The following are the core symptoms of Delirium Tremens except
a. Coarse tremors b.Seizures
c. Multimodal hallucinations d. Altered level of consciousness

38. There is mention of mental illness in several ancient Indian literatures. The aetiology of mental disorders was attributed to disturbances in endogenous humors which included all of the below except:
a. Vatonmad b.Kaphonmad c.Pittonmad d.Manonmad

39. All the following therapies have got evidence in management of people in Schizophrenia except
a. CBT b.Family therapy
c. Systematic desensitisation d.Assertive Community Treatment

40. A sense of unfamiliarity with familiar situations is
a. Deja vu b. Jamais vu c. Deja entendu d.Jamais entendu

41. Which of the following is a REM sleep disorder
a. Somnambulism b. Sleep terrors c. Familial sleep paralysis d. Bruxism

42. Which is not a neurotic trait?

a. Enuresis b.Thumb sucking c.Stammering d.Competitiveness

43. Which is not a defence mechanism?

a. Altruism b. Rationalization c.Aggression d.Displacement

44. Multi-infarct dementia is characterised by all except

a. Stepwise progression b. Focal neurological signs c. Senile plaques d. Emotional lability

45. Which disease does not accompany alcoholism?

a. central pontine myelinolysis
b.Pick’s psychosis
c.primary degeneration of the corpus callosum d.Marchiafava-Bignami syndrome

46. Confabulation is

a. Sense of unreality and not being in control of one’s body b. Lying purposefully and feigning illness
c. Production of false stories, to fill in memory gaps
d. Misinterpretation of sensory experience

47. Which of the following are recommended treatment for Depression except

a. Interpersonal Therapy b.Habituation c. Cognitive Behaviour Therapy d.Light therapy

48. Which antipsychotic is known to cause most QT interval prolongation?

a. Olanzapine b.Risperidone c.Ziprasidone d.Haloperidol

49. Which drug amongst these is contraindicated in renal impairment?

a. Lithium b.Olanzapine

50. Testamentary capacity is regulated by

a. Indian Evidence Act 1872 c. Indian Contract Act 1872

c.Risperidone d.Carbamazepine

b.Indian Succession Act 1925 d.Indian Lunacy Act 1912

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1e 2a 3d 4b 5c

Fill in the blanks:

. 6 Bandura

. 7 Atypical

. 8 30

. 9 Thiamine

. 10 Gelastic Seizures/ fits

. 11 Abraham Maslow

. 12 Acrophobia

. 13 alpha

. 14 65

. 15 Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus

. 16 Droperidol

. 17 Anankastic

. 18 Cognitive disturbances

. 19 Acetylcholine

. 20 Parkinsons

. 21 Therapeutic Community

. 22 Buprenorphine

. 23 Metoclopramide

. 24 Acute and Transient Psychosis (with symptoms of

Schizophrenia)
25 Narcolepsy
26 Schizotypal personality disorder 27 Delirium (Post surgical)

Multiple choice questions

ANSWERS

. 28 b

. 29 d

. 30 b

. 31 b

. 32 d

. 33 b

. 34 b

. 35 c

. 36 d

. 37 b

. 38 d

. 39 c

. 40 b

. 41 c

. 42 d

. 43 c

. 44 c

. 45 b

. 46 c

. 47 b

. 48 c

. 49 a

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Challenging Questions

1. This psychiatric condition is named after the Italian actor, who was renowned for his ability to make quick changes of appearance during his stage act. ……………….

2. One of the delusional misidentification syndromes with a delusional belief that a place or location has been duplicated, existing in two or more places simultaneously, or that it has been ‘relocated’ to another site, most commonly associated with simultaneous damage to the right cerebral hemisphere and to both frontal lobes is called as ……………….

3. Identify the syndrome
___________________________________________

4. Being able to remember the origin of a memory or of the knowledge of how we came to have that memory is called what memory?

5. This Physician, who was also the founder father of United States of America,

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was instrumental in recognizing Insanity as an illness and advocated treatment by using blood letting and active purging using Mercury Chloride ……………….

6. The Harry Benjamin International Association is a professional organization, which gives established standards of care and internationally accepted guide- lines for the understanding and treatment of which disorder?……………….

7. A sleep-related behavior occurring in the early morning hours of the usual sleep period, which leads to patient showing complex motor movements, is most likely to be: ……………….

8. It is a yellow, volatile, flammable liquid, which is commercially available as room deodorizers and can produce a feeling of “rush”, flushing and dizziness. ……………….

9. A combination of the following drugs is available in India to prevent inadvertent Intravenous use of the drug when given as part of treatment of a substance use? ……………….

10. Neglect and squalor behaviour in the elderly is referred to as ………………. syndrome

11. A form of delusional parasitosis in which people have painful skin conditions that they believe contain fibers of various kinds is known by the name ……………….

12. Motivated Forgetting or Inability to recall specific painful memories and believed to occur due to the defense mechanism of repression is also called as ………………. Amnesia

13. The inverse relationship between anxiety and performance – described by an inverted ‘U’ shaped curve goes by the name ……………….

14. Apotemnophilia refers to what? ……………….

15. Name the Indian prince who is the son and probable heir of the Maharaja of Rajpipla in Gujarat. He’s also the first openly gay prince in the world. He runs a charity, The Lakshya Trust, which works with the LGBT community ……………….

16. This activity is characterized by compulsive fascination with and performance of repetitive, mechanical tasks, such as assembling and disassembling, collect-

ing, or sorting household objects. Seen in chronic amphetamine users, cocaine users, in patients with gambling addictions. It is called as ……………….

17. Action of which receptor is postulated to cause beneficial effects of Blonanserin on cognition? ……………….

18. Which of this is not a risk factor for tardive dyskinesia?
a. Female sex b.Hypertension c. Organic brain damage d.Drug holiday e. Negative symptoms of schizophrenia

19. Rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT) was created and developed by?
a. Fritz Perls b.Stack Sullival c. Albert Ellis d.Victor Frankl e. Carl Rogers

20. Cause of Narcolepsy involves the loss of _______________________ releasing neurons within the lateral hypothalamus
a. Ghrelin b.Oxytocin
c. Orexin d.Noradrenaline e. Cachetin

21. Who coined the term for hypnosis as ‘animal magnetism’
a. JM Charcot b.Franz Anton Mesmer c. James Braid d.Hippolyte Bernheim e. John Ellliotson

22. The concept of anaclitic depression is given by
a. Rene Spitz b. Adolf Meyer c.Melanie Klein d. Michael Rutter e. John Bowlby

23. In the dimensional taxonomy of Section III ”Alternative DSM-5 Model for Personality Disorders,” personality traits are organized into below five broad domains except :
a. NegativeAffectivity b. Attachment
c. Antagonism
d. Disinhibition
e. Psychoticism.

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24. Franz Alexander (1950) gave prominence to the Holy Seven Psychosomatic Diseases, these were the below except
a. essential hypertension, b. thyrotoxicosis, c. rheumatoid arthritis d. ulcerative colitis e.vascular headache

25. This card belongs to which psychological test
a. Children’s Apperception test b. Binet Kamat test
c. Binet Stanford test d. Make a picture story e. WAIS-IV test

26. A maneuver aimed to separate organic from non-organic paresis of the leg. The sign relies on the principle of synergistic contraction.
a. Rosenbach sign b.Dalrymple sign c. Allan’s sign d.Hoover sign
e. Von Graefe sign

27. The following Sleep Disorders occur in NREM sleep except
a. Night Terrors b.Somnambulism c. Nocturnal Enuresis d.Nightmares
e. Vivid dreams

28. When the axon is stimulated you stimulate an axon once and then measure the size of the postsynaptic potential. You repeat the experiment, but this time you stimulate the axon at high frequency. When you measure the postsynaptic potential again, you find it is significantly larger in amplitude for many hours. The increased amplitude of the postsynaptic potential is due to
a. increased number of Kainate receptors
b. increased number of AMPA receptors
c. decreased number of NMDA receptors
d. decrease in sodium channel inactivation e. decrease in potassium channel activation

29. Glycine reuptake pump type 1 is located in
a. Glycine neurons presynaptically b.Serine Reuptake transporter system c. Glycine neurons postsynaptically d.Glial cells
e. Glutaminergic neurons

30. A young girl who was underweight and hypotonic in infancy is obsessed with food, eats compulsively, and at age 4, is already grossly over- weight. She is

argumentative, oppositional, and rigid. She has a narrow face, almond-shaped eyes, and a small mouth. Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis?

a. Cushings syndrome b.Congenital Leptin deficiency c. Prader-Willi syndrome d.Angelman syndrome
e. Bardet-Biedl Syndrome

31. A 42-year-old woman has short-term memory loss. She has lost her way home several times in past weeks. Mini Mental Status Exam scores 18 of 30 points. An MRI shows the loss of brain volume. The patient’s mother died of the same disease at age 46. Which of the following genes in this patient is least likely to show a mutation that least explains the illness?
a. Presinilin 1 b.Presinilin 2
c. â- Amyloid precursor protein (APP) d.Apolipoprotein E (Apo E)

32. A 58-year-old man has a brain lesion that causes him to feel euphoric, laugh uncontrollably, and joke and make puns. Where is this brain lesion most likely located?
a. Fornix b.Right prefrontal cortex c. Hippocampus d.Left prefrontal cortex e. Amygdala

33. A 3-year-old child is brought to the emergency room by his parents after they found him having a generalized seizure at home. The child’s breath smells of garlic, and he has bloody diarrhea, vomiting, and muscle twitching. Which of the following poisons is it likely that this child has encountered?
a. Thallium b.Carbon monoxide c. Arsenic d.Sulphur dioxide e. Aluminum

34. Under hypnosis, a woman who was sexually abused by her father throughout most of her childhood sobbingly pleads, “Daddy, please don’t hurt me.” At the end of the session, she states that she understands better why she always had a strong sense of revulsion when any man touched her. This experience is an example of which of the following?

a. Interpretation c. Abreaction e. Resolution

b.Working through d.Confrontation

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a. Extinction b.Simple conditioning c. Flooding d.Desensitization
e. Habit reversal training

36. Which of these is not a risk factor for Clozapine induced agranulocytosis
a. Elderly age b.Male sex
c. African heritage d.HLA halotypes e. Eosinophilia

37. A patient perceives his analyst as wise, caring, and helpful. During his session, he talks at length about his warm feelings toward the therapist. Which of the following is the most appropriate next step the analyst should take?
a. Tell the patient that he does not really feel this way and that he is experiencing transference. b. Ask the patient to explore related feelings he has about the topic.
c. Explore the patients sexuality
d. Tell the patient that his positive feelings must not be reciprocated.
e. Tell the patient that these feelings are not helpful in therapy.

Match the following (38 – 41)
Please put the correct alphabet against the number to ensure correct marking

38. True positive

39. True negative

40. False positive

41. False negative

a) well people that the test identifies as being well b) will people that the test identifies as being well c) will people that the test identifies as being ill
d) well people that the test identifies as being ill

Pick up the answers from the following choices and please write the name of the choice against the question: (questions 42 – 45)

• Cocaine
• PCP
• Alcohol
• Anabolic steroids

• MDMA
• Amphetamine • Heroin

agitated behavior on examination she was noted to have increased blood pressure and pulse rate as well as sweating. Once a bit settled she was noted to be euphoric, had increased self-confidence, and describes peaceful feelings of empathy and closeness to other people. Over the last few months she has been known to be grinding her teeth in sleep. Which substance is she possibly using? ……………….

43. Three policemen, with difficulty, drag an agitated and very combative young man into an emergency room. Once there, he is restrained because he reacts with rage and tries to hit anyone who approaches him. When it is finally safe to approach him, the resident on call notices that the patient has very prominent vertical nystagmus. Shortly thereafter, the patient has a generalized seizure. Which of the following substances of abuse is most likely to produce this presentation? ……………….

44. A 25-year-old woman is dropped on the doorstep of a local emergency room by two men who immediately leave by car. She is agitated and anxious, and she keeps brushing her arms and legs and shaking them. She clutches at her chest, moaning in pain. Her pupils are wide, and her blood pressure is elevated. Which of the following substances is she most likely using? ……………….

45. A 26-year-old software professional came to the Emergency department with sudden onset chest pain and high blood pressure with lots of tremelousness. When tried to assess, he was aggressive, had rapid speech and was combative. He required sedation and restraint to manage him. History suggests that he has been staying up at late to complete a project by the deadline and has been irritable and snappy. He has also lost about 15 % of his body weight in the last 3 months. Name the offending psychoactive substance?……………….

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1. Fregoli delusion

2. Reduplicative paramnesia

3. Fragile X syndrome

4. Source Memory

5. Benjamin Rush

6. Gender identity Disorder

7. REM Behavioural Disorder

8. Amyl nitrite & Butyl nitrite

9. Buprenorphine and Naloxone

10. Diogenes

11. Morgellons form of Delusional Parasitosis.

12. Katathymic

13. Yerkes – Dodson law

14. Morbid fascination with cutting off parts of the body

15. Prince Manvendra Singh Gohil

16. Punding

17. 5-HT6

18. b. Hypertension…

19. c. Albert Ellis

20. c. Orexin

21. b. Franz Anton Mesmer

22. a. Rene Spitz

23. b. Attachment …it is Detachment

24. e. Vascular Headache

25. a. Children’s Apperception test

26. d. Hoover sign

27. e. Vivid dreams

28. b. increased number of AMPA receptors

29. d. Glial cells

30. c. Prader-Willi syndrome

31. d. Apolipoprotein E (Apo E)

32. b. Right prefrontal cortex

33. c. Arsenic

34. c. Abreaction

35. e. Habit reversal training

36. b. Male sex…more common in women

37. b. Ask the patient to explore related feelings he has about the topic.

38. C
39. A
40. D
41. B
42. MDMA
43. PCP
44. Cocaine
45. Amphetamines

MCQs in Psychiatry & Psychology

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Tips to answer MCQs

l Plan your time and pace. Allocate time to review your answers

l Read each question carefully: Multiple-choice tests also examine your ability to read carefully and thoughtfully, as much as they test your ability to recall and reason.

l Read each of the responses:
Don’t just stop when you come upon the one

that seems likely. Remember, you are looking for the best answer, not only a correct one.

l Identify key words:
Circle or underline key words, such as “all,”

“always,” “never,” “none,” “not,” “few,” “many,”some,” “sometimes.”and“except”.

l Identify subject area:
Identifying what lecture, reading, topic or laboratory exercise the question is from might help you narrow the choice of possible responses.

l Identify what is being asked:
Answer each question in the context of what the examiner intended

l The “cover up” strategy:
Some students find it helpful to read the question and try to recall the answer from memory before looking at each of the five responses.

l The “true/false” strategy:
Identify if the question is looking for a true or false statement. Then label each of the five responses as “true” or “false” and eliminate those that do not correctly complete the question.

l Don’t dismiss a response because it seems too obvious and simple an answer; if you are well prepared for the test, some of the questions may appear very straight forward.

As you read through the possible responses, mark off the ones you know are wrong. This will save time if you have to come back to the question later.

l If you are not certain of an answer, guess! Only if there is no negative marking

l Look at none of the above and all of the above options
l Test makers have to make sure that right answers are indisputably right, so can think of the long answers or the detailed ones lResearch indicates your first answer is usually the right one!

l Use exclusion mechanism is case of confusion

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