Set D Flashcards by Selina Camina

What is the most common method of losing weight utilized by people with Anorexia Nervosa/

a. Induced vomitting
b. Laxatives
c. Rigorous physical exercise
d. Diuretics

c. Rigorous physical exercise

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This is a type of Bipolar disorder that could be diagnosed with psychotic features

a. Bipolar I
b. Bipolar II
c. All of the above
d. None of the above

c. All of the above

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Ronald dreamed of becoming the most successful soccer player of all time. He practiced hard to achieve his dream. However, he got involved in a acar accident that took both of his legs/ Without his legs, it would be impossible for him to achieve his life goal. Realizing this, he committed suicide. This suicide could be called as

a. Fatalistic
b. Anomic
c. Egoistic
d. Altruistic

b. Anomic

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What is the priority for the diagnosis of intellectual disability?

a. IQ that is below 60 or as high as 70
b. IQ that is below 70 or as high as 75
c. Age and IQ scores
d. Adaptive functioning

d. Adaptive functioning

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A person is hallucinating that he is flying or floating. This hallucination is called what?

a. Tactile hallucination
b. Projectile hallucination
c. Symptomatic hallucination
d. Proprioceptive hallucination

d. Proprioceptive hallucination

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Lorna, on numerous occassions, stated that her child has been replaced by a look-alike imposter. Once she even refused to pick up her child from school, screaming “Give me my real daughter back, she is not my daughter”. Lorna might be sufferng from

a. Cotard’s syndrome
b. Capgras syndrome
c. Hallucinations
d. Delusions

b. Capgras syndrome

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The mother of a 10-year old bot with an 8-month history of excessive eye twitching and intermittent chirping said that she had noticed movements and sounds ever since the child started going to school. What is the most likely diagnosis?

a. Provisional Tic Disorder
b. Persistent Tic Disorder
c. Tourette’s Disorder
d. Transient Tic Disorder

a. Provisional Tic Disorder

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A mother of a child who was previously diagnosed with Tourette’s disorder tells you that since elementary school, her child had been teased because of having both motor and vocal tics. As he grew older, however, his tics becase less frequent. Currently, only mild motor tics remain. What is the appropriate DSM-5 diagnosis?

a. Provisional Tic Disorder
b. Persistent Tic Disorder
c. Tourette’s Disorder
d. Unspecified Tic Disorder

c. Tourette’s Disorder

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A man suddenly came barging inside a police station screaming that his twin sister was killed by gunmen while on a trip to another province. When asked how he found out, he exclaimed that he just knows it because they have a special bond as twins. After putting him on the phone with his sister, who was alive and well, the man expressed relief that she was alive. Which of the following best fist this presentation?

a. He had a delusional belief, because it was true without a proper proof
b. He did not have a delusional belief, because he changed his mind in light of new evidence
c. He has a grandiose delusions, because he believed that he could know things that are happening even from far away
d. He did not have a delusion, because in some cultures it is believed that it is possible to know things about their relatives due to the special bond they share

b. He did not have a delusional belief, because he changed his mind in light of new evidence

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Children with DMDD often meet the criteria for which additional diagnosis?

a. ODD
b. IED
c. Schizophrenia
d. Attachment disorder

a. ODD

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Although gambling can seem conpulsive, gambling disorder is not considered a type of OCD for which of the following reasons/

a. Individuals with gambling disorder have poorer insight into their irrational behavior
b. The repetitive behavior associated with gambling disorder is meant to avoid anxiety
c. A person with gambling disorder derives direct pleasure from the behaviors
d. In gambling disorder, individuals have control over their repetitive behaviors

c. A person with gambling disorder derives direct pleasure from the behaviors

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What is the most common site of hair pulling in

a. Scalp
b. Pubic area
c. Facial area
d. All of the above

a. Scalp

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Fanny belongs in a tribe who worships the Moon Goddess, Chang’e. They believ that sacrificing rabbits would satiate the goddess because according to the myth, Chang’e loves rabbits. To get her blessings, Fanny killed all her rabbits, as well as living things within the vicinity, including human beings. Fanny also believes that the goddess speaks to her. What could you determine from Fanny’s behavior?

a. Fanny does not have a psychological disorder
b. Fanny is a religious fanatic
c. Fanny is a normal human being
d. Fanny might have a psychological disorder

d. Fanny might have a psychological disorder

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A 10-year old boy is brought in for evaluation because of his explosive outbursts when is frustrated with schoolwork. At other times, however, his parents reported that he is behaved and pleasant. Which diagnosis best fits the child/

a. Reactive attachment disorder
b. Disruptive mood dysregulation disorder
c. Oppositional defiant disorder
d. Intermittent explosive disorder

d. Intermittent explosive disorder

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In social phobia, the object of an individual’s fear is the potential for which of the following?

a. Harm to self or others
b. Embarassment
c. Separation from objects of attachment
d. Social or occupational impairment

b. Embarassment

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Anne and Soless, best friends of Jehn, were surprised when they saw her lose so much weight in just a week. They did not know that, in order to lose weight, Jehn eats 4 pcs of Cattleya Yellow Pad every day to avoid feeling full, which in turn reduces her food intake. Jehn might be diagnosed with

a. Bulimia Nervosa
b. Pica
c. Anorexia Nervosa
d. None of the above

c. Anorexia Nervosa

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In addition to preoccupations with a perceived body flaw, which of the following behaviors would be most suggestive of a diagnosis of BDD?

a. Repetitive mirror checking in response to the preoccupation
b. Consulting a psychiatrist because of the distress caused by the preoccupation
c. Losing an unhealthy amount of weight in order to improve one’s physical appearance
d. having a related preoccupation concered with acquiring a disfiguring illness

a. Repetitive mirror checking in response to the preoccupation

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Which of the following is a type of NREM sleep arousal disorder in DSM-5?

a. Nigtmare disorder
b. Sleep Terrors
c. Fuge
d. All of the above

b. Sleep Terrors

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A man routinely spends great amount of time pulling out facial hair with tweezers, even after carefully shaving. This act of his consumes a significant amount of time. He explained that he becomes anxious when looking at himself and seeing that his facial is asymmetrical, and so he pulls them in an effort to make them more asymmetrical. However, he is rarely satisfied with the results. What is the most appropriate diagnosis?

a. BDD
b. Delusional disorder, somatic type
c. Trichotillomania
d. OCD

d. OCD

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In order to meet the diagnostic criteria for excoriation, the picking must be severe enough to result in which of the following?

a. Skin lesions
b. An infection
c. Itching
d. Permanent deformity

a. Skin lesions

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What is the essential diagnostic feature of factitious disorder?

a. Conscious misrepresentation and deception
b. Somatic symptoms
c. External gain associated with illness
d. Normal physical examination and laboratory tests

a. Conscious misrepresentation and deception

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Bran fell down from a high tower which damaged his brain. Since then, he was unable to remember memories regarding his past, even his own identity. Bran is suffering from

a. Anterograde amnesia
b. Retrograde amnesia
c. General amnesia
d. Selective amnesia

b. Retrograde amnesia

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Which of the following is the most obvious and apparent characteristic of a young girl diagnosed with Fragile X sundrome?

a. Long and narrow face
b. Upward slanting eyes
c. Extreme shyness
d. Large ears

c. Extreme shyness

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Which of the following is a core feature of insomnia disorder?

a. Cognitive impairment
b. Dissatisfacton with sleep quantity or quality
c. Abnormal behavior during sleep
d. Daytime fatigue

b. Dissatisfacton with sleep quantity or quality

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Which of the following is true about reactive attachment disorder? a. RAD occurs only in children who have impaired communication b. RAD occurs only in children without a history of severe social neglect c. RAD occurs only in children who lack healthy attachments d. RAD occurs only in children who have secure attachments

c. RAD occurs only in children who lack healthy attachments

Disorder which involves involuntary, although sometimes voluntary, urination a. Encopresis b. Excoriation c. Enuresis d. Rumination disorder

c. Enuresis

Which of the following should not be used for the diagnosis of conversion disorder? a. The symptoms are not intentionally produced b. Onset that is associated with stress or trauma c. Symptoms not be explained by neurological disease d. La belle indifference

d. La belle indifference

Which of the following symptoms is most likely to indicate the presence of hypersomnolence disorder? a. Non-refreshing sleep in main sleep episode b. Sleep inertia c. Frequent napping d. Headache

b. Sleep inertia

Which of the following is a defining characteristics of cataplexy? a. It persists for hours b. It occurs unilaterally c. It is induced by suggestion d. It is sudden

d. It is sudden

Children with this disorder often exhibit hypervigilance in social interactions and might not seek or accept comfort in times of threat a. Reactive attachment disorder b. Disinhibited social engagement disorder c. Separation anxiety d. Autism spectrum disorder

a. Reactive attachment disorder

A woman comes to your office and reports that she is only there because of constant pleadings by her mother to see you. She tells you that although she has a good social network of both sexes, she has never had any sexual arousal in both men and women, no erotic fantasies, and little interest in sexual activity. She has found like-minded individuals, and they accept themselves as asexual. What is the appropriate diagnosis, if any? a. Female sexual interest/arousal, lifelong, severe b. Hypoactive sexual desire disorder c. No diagnosis, because she did not meet the minimum requirement for hypoactive sexual desire disorder d. No diagnosis, because she does not have clinically significant distress or impairment

d. No diagnosis, because she does not have clinically significant distress or impairment

A 16-year old boy, whoc does not seem pervasively irritable or depressed, has a long history of defiant behavior toward authority figures. he gets into fights at schools, fights with his parents, and often breaks doors and punches wall. He frequently lies, and he began to steal money and jemelry from his parents. What is the most likely diagnosis? a. ODD b. CD c. DMDD d. ADHD

b. CD

A 15-year old boy has a history of episodic violent behavior that is out of proportion to the situation. During an episode, he will become extremely angry, punching holes into walls or destroying furniture. After 30 minutes, he is calm and back to himself. What should be the most appropriate diagnosis, if any? a. IED b. Bipolar disorder c. DMDD d. CD

a. IED

What is the hallmark of caffeine withdrawal? a. Vomitting b. Flu=like symptoms c. Drowsiness d. Headache

d. Headache

Individuals with OCPD are primarily motivated by a need for which of the following? a. Efficiency b. Control c. Admiration d. Autonomy

b. Control

According to the bilogical view, what part of the brain holds the personality? a. Frontal lobe b. Parietal lobe c. Occipital lobe d. Temporal lobe

a. Frontal lobe

You decided to visit an art exhibit where you found a life-sized sculpture of a man. While admiring the sculpture made of clay you suddenly saw it wink at you. You can say that you just had an________ a. Delusion b. Hallucination c. Illusion d. Perception

c. Illusion

What is the basic characteristic of madness? a. Delusion b. Hallucination c. Disorganized speech d. Catatonia

a. Delusion

Jehn was born and raised by the Uzymaki Clan, whose traditions were founded on the Importance of Mother Earth, and thus, believes that all plants are heavenly beings that must be respected. During a visit to the town, Jehn saw a gardener cutting roses. She started organizing the things around her according to color and shapes in order to appease Mother Earth based on her clan's teachings. Jehn could be diganosed with which of the following? a. OCD b. Trichotillomania c. Manic Disorder d. None

d. None

The following are examples of positive symptoms except a. Alpha cried hysterically after passing an eeasy 10-item quiz b. Beta sat for a long period of time and showes little interest in participating in work or social activities c. Kappa believes that he cannot say anything because his thoughts have been removed by some outside force d. Delta, at times, feels that some insects are crawling under his skin

d. Delta, at times, feels that some insects are crawling under his skin

Negative symptoms can be seen in the following disorders except a. Brief psychotic disorder b. Schizophrenia c. Schizophreniform disorder d. Schizoaffective disorder

a. Brief psychotic disorder

Mr. Arthur Fleck was brought to your clinic because he needed clinical evaluation for him to avail his insurance. Upon assessment, you learned that he is manifesting two symptoms of Schizophrenia for 5 months now. what would be your diagnosis in response to the need of Mr. Arthur Fleck? a. Schizophreniform disorder (provisional) b. Schizophreniform disorder c. Schizophrenia d. Schizoaffective disorder

a. Schizophreniform disorder (provisional)

Rogelio is a college student who does not have any close friends. He comes to class every day, sits in the corner, eats lunch, and then goes home alone, and he never brought home any friends, which led his parents to be alarmed. Rogelio might have what disorder, if any? a. Paranoid PD b. Schizotypal PD c. Schizoid PD d. Borderline PD

c. Schizoid PD

BDD is in what cluster of DSM-5? a. Anxiety disorders b. Eating disorders c. OC and related disorders d. PTS and related disorders

c. OC and related disorders

What type of memory does people with Alzheimer's typically lose? a. Semantic memory b. Procedural memory c. Episodic memory d. All of the above

c. Episodic memory

It is the apparent lack of interest in social interactions but can slo be a manifestation of limited opportunities for social interactions a. Asociality b. Anhedonia c. Avolition d. Anergia

a. Asociality

Catriona's sister, jehn, has been diagnosed with a sleepwalking disorder. One night, they learned that Jehn walked out of the house in one of her sleepwalking episodes. To use their time efficiently, where should they first look for Jehn? a. Places that have a special meaning for Jehn b. Places Jehn had already visited c. Everywhere, even those places that Jehn do not know yet d. In the kitchen, Jehn is always hungry

b. Places Jehn had already visited

The following are true except_______ a. Hypnogogic and Hypnopompic hallucinations are considered to be normal b. Wernicke's area is responsible for language comprehension c. If you strongly beleive that you are the son/daughter of a famous personality, you might have a grandiose d. Alogia is the absence of speech

d. Alogia is the absence of speech

Harley seems to believe that 2012 was the end of the world. She does not accept any evidence to prove her belief wrong. Whenever confronted with the fact that it is already 2020, she holds that all people are just walking dead. What can you deduce about Harley? a. She is delusional b. She is having bizzare hallucinations c. Sha has false beliefs d. She has Schizophrenia

a. She is delusional

Which of the following does not belong to the group? a. Avoidant PD b. Antisocial PD c. Histrionic PD d. Borderline PD

a. Avoidant PD

It was the practice fo boring holes into the head of a person in ordder to purge the evil spirit within that causes abnormal behavior a. Trephination b. Dunking c. Lobotomy d. Lobectomy

a. Trephination

Popol continuously pulls the hair off his pet Kuppa throughout the day, to the point that the dog experiences patches of baldness. Popol could be showing symptoms of what disorder? a. Excoriation b. Trichophagia c. Trichotillomania d. Enuresis

c. Trichotillomania

A biological predisposition makes an individual more vulnerable, as compared to those without the predisposition, to certain disorder that can be precipitated by stress. This is described in what model? a. Gene-environmental correlation model b. Diathesis-stress model c. Reciprical gene-environmentak model d. None of the above

b. Diathesis-stress model

Phencyclidine is a drug known for its myriad of effects. which of the following describes Phencyclidine/ a. Known for its long term effects b. Causes out of the body experiences c. Also known as Angel Dust d. All of the above

d. All of the above

The human brain isdivided into _________ hemispheres and ___________ lobes a. 2: 4 b. 4: 2 c. 2: 3 d. 3: 2

a. 2: 4

Which of the following is a feature of Kleptomania? a. Stealing is committed in response to a hallucination or delusion b. They may surreptitiously return an project they have stolen c. The stealing is done with assistance or collaboration with others d. All of the above

b. They may surreptitiously return an project they have stolen

Alzheimer's disease progresses slowly over time. At first, the symptoms are not apparent until the advanced stages. This shows that Alzheimer's disease has a/an _________ onset a. Insidious b. Acute c. Chronic d. Time-limited

a. Insidious

According to DSM-5, which of the following is true about eating disorders? a. Pica disorder often occurs with disorders associated with impaired functioning b. Rumination disorder involves persistent eating of non-nutritive substances c. Recurrent purging to influence weight without binge-eating is still called Bulimia Nervosa d. Rumination disorder is often observed during pregnancy

a. Pica disorder often occurs with disorders associated with impaired functioning

Von was always concerned with minor events during pregnancy taking a bath every morning or putting things on the table. He thought that may be a cause of trouble or that somethings bad may happen if he does anything wrong. His condition was causing him distress for nearly 7 months now. Von might be a candidate for a diagnosis of ________ a. Panic disorder b. OCD c. GAD d. None of the above

c. GAD

This procedure provides the anatomical view of the brain a. MRI b. CT Scan c. fMRI d. PET

a. MRI

This phobia is characterized by the fear of the unknown, of anything strange or foreign a. Mysophobia b. Xenophobia c. Thanatophobia d. Gynophobia

b. Xenophobia

Hannah committed suicide. Weeks after the incident, the town experienced an increase in suicide attempts and ideation among its residents. This phenomenon is best described by a. Suicide susceptibility behavior b. Suicide contagion c. Conformity d. Suicide miasma

b. Suicide contagion

How many MD episodes should an individual have to be diagnosed with MDD? a. 1 b. 2 c. 3 d. 4

a. 1

Jehn has been diagnosed with Tourette Disorder. After a few years, her motor tics are gone and only her vocal tics are manifesting. She decided to consult a doctor for a new diagnosis. What do you think would the doctor diagnose her with? a. Tourette disorder b. Persistent tic disorder c. Provisional tic disorder d. Unspecified tic disorder

a. Tourette disorder

After his break-up with his girlfriend for 10 years, Kaneki is so devastated that ideas of suicide has crossed his mind. He is not getting enough sleep and has lost so much weight for the past 18 days only. He came to your clinic and said that he might be depressed. Knowing his situation, what would be your assessment of his condition/ a. He had his tender heart broken b. He is experiencing MD episode c. He had PTSD due to the break-up d. All of the above

a. He had his tender heart broken

The following are false about DMDD except________ a. The onset of the symptoms is after age 10 years b. It is characterized by temper outbursts and irritability that is inconsistent with the developmental level c. Defiant behavior towards authorities is always present d. Temper outbursts always involves damaging properties

b. It is characterized by temper outbursts and irritability that is inconsistent with the developmental level

Demence precoce, the rudimentary name for Schizophrenia, was given by whom? a. Benedict Morel b. Emil Kraepelin c. Eugen Bleuler d. Philippe Pinel

a. Benedict Morel

What is the common type of delusion? a. Delusion of reference b. Erotomanic delusion c. Grandiose delusion d. Persecutory delusion

d. Persecutory delusion

What is the most common type of hallucination? a. Auditory hallucination b. Olfactory hallucination c. Tactile hallucination d. Visual hallucination

a. Auditory hallucination

Which of the following is the best manifestation of implicit memory? a. Remembering their boyfriend/girlfriend's birthday b. Using spoon and fork when eating food c. Recounting their horrible experience in a fast food chain d. Identifying all the species of birds

b. Using spoon and fork when eating food

You are a Psychometrician conducting an interview with a psychiatric patient. You noticed that when your patient laughs, his affect is significantly reduced; although he says that he is very happy. You can tell that your patient has a. Restrictied affect b. Blunted effect c. Flat affect d. Labile affect

b. Blunted effect

Who among the following was considered as a great medical curiosity due to his involvement in establishing a connection between the brain and personality? a. Roger Sperry b. Emil Kraepelin c. Phineas Gage d. Eugen Bleuler

c. Phineas Gage

A person with suspiciousness, interpersonal aloofness, paranoid ideation and magical thinking can be said to have what disorder? a. Schizotypal PD b. Schizoid PD c. Paranoid PD d. Borderline PD

a. Schizotypal PD

Which of the following disorders is considered to be ego-dystonic? a. Anorexia Nervosa b. Bulimia Nervosa c. BDD d. OCPD

b. Bulimia Nervosa

Which of the following is true about cocaine? a. Powder cocaine cannot be smoked b. Between the kinds of cocaine, powder cocaine is the most psychologically addicting c. It takes longer for the crack cocaine to take effect d. All of the above

a. Powder cocaine cannot be smoked

When an adult still have manifestations of Babinski reflex, the person could have a. a CNS disorder b. the possibility of developing an early onset of neurocognitive disorders c. inherited a gene for Down syndrome d. been diagnosed with ASD

a. a CNS disorder

Whop has the highest risk for developing Anrisocial PD? a. Alex was diagnosed with Conduct disorder at age of 18 years b. Barbara who has been diganosed with ADHD before she aged 12 c. Carlo, diganosed with Conduct disorder and ADHD at age 10, now 18 years old d. Denis, who have been truant in high school and diagnosed with Conduct disorder, now graduating college

c. Carlo, diganosed with Conduct disorder and ADHD at age 10, now 18 years old

Which of the following shares characteristics of being attention seeking, manipulative and having rapidly shifting emotions with Borderline PD? a. Antisocial PD b. Narcissistic PD c. Histrionic PD d. OCPD

c. Histrionic PD

If the following groups of friends have each been diagnosed with a PD, who among the following has a Histrionic PD? a. Jehn, who calls her dog uncle in the belief that the soul of her decreased relative transferred into her dog's body b. Anne, who never sits near a door for fear for an ambush c. Solenn, who still needs to ask her husband's opinion to know what to eat d. Georgina, who is very proud of her gym body and pleasingly shows it off to everyone

d. Georgina, who is very proud of her gym body and pleasingly shows it off to everyone

Known for the creation of the first generation of American mental asylums a. Philippe Pinel b. Eugen Bleuler c. Dorothea Dix d. Joseph Wolpe

c. Dorothea Dix

The following is true about sleep terror except a. Characterized by partial awakenings b. Has detailed recall of event c. Occurs during NREM sleep d. None of the above

b. Has detailed recall of event

All of the following are false except a. According to research, serial killers and pedophiles are more realted to the diagnosis of OCPD b. People with Avoidant PD do not want to interpersonal relationships c. Wives who do not go against their husbands because they fear that they could be harmed or treated violently can be a candidate for the diagnosis of Dependent PD d. People with Narcissistic PD have fragile sefl-esteem

a. According to research, serial killers and pedophiles are more realted to the diagnosis of OCPD

Emotional dysregulation is found in which disorder? a. DMDD b. ODD c. All of the above d. None of the abpve

c. All of the above

Part of the traditions of the samurais in ancient Japan involves the commission of siucide when they lose in a duel. This suicide can be considred as a. Fatalistic b. Altruistic c. Egoistic d. Anomic

b. Altruistic

Shoplifting items of trivial value without any intentions of using it in any way can be an indication of condition called a. CD b. Kleptomania c. Pyromania d. None of the above

b. Kleptomania

After experiencing dissociative amnesia, Robin cannot remember his name, where he lives, and his past. He is still able to ride a motorcycle though. He is driving a car, changing his flat tires and doing usual daily activities like normal. What can you say about Robin's memory? a. He has lost his explicit memory but has an intact implicit memory b. He has lost his implicit memory but has an intact explicit memory c. He has lost both his explicit and implicit memory d. He has intact explicit and implicit memory

a. He has lost his explicit memory but has an intact implicit memory

An important feature of this disorder is that reassurance from numerous doctors that all is well and that the individual is healthy have, at best, a short-term effect a. Factitious Disorder b. Conversion Disorder c. OCD d. Illness anxiety disorder

d. Illness anxiety disorder

Memories of autographical events and experiences of events in serial form which can be drawn and stated are called a. Episodic memory b. Declarative memory c. Semantic memory d. Procedural memory

a. Episodic memory

This is the general term in which memory is distributed or lost to a greater extent than everyday forgetting a. Amnesia b. Dementia c. Absent-mindedness d. None of the above

a. Amnesia

If an idnividual loses his ability to create new memories after a severe car crash, he slows characteristics or ________ a. Anterograde amnesia b. Retrograde amnesia c. Localized amnesia d. Selective amnesia

a. Anterograde amnesia

Which of the following is true? a. Global amnesia is a permanent loss of memory b. Localized amnesia is the loss of memory about a certain locale or place c. Retrograde amnesia is the loss of ability to make memories after an accident d. Selective amnesia is the loss of memory on specific events, usually involving the traumatic event

d. Selective amnesia is the loss of memory on specific events, usually involving the traumatic event

Dementia in DSM-IV-TR was changed into ________ DSM 5 a. Major Neurocognitive D b. Mild NeurocognitiveD c. Major Neurodegenrative D d. Mild Neurodegenerative D

a. Major Neurocognitive D

JJ suddenyl bahved in a distinctly difference manner than her usual self. She also began claiming that she is the ghost of the little girl that dies years ago in their town. This shift in behavior is seen constantly over time. She could be diagnosed with a. Schizphrenia b. DID c. Delusional disorder d. Brief psychotic disorder

b. DID

Individuals diagnosed with DID are especially comorbid with what PD? a. Avoidant PD b. Schizoid PD c. Schizotypal PD d. Paranoid PD

a. Avoidant PD

Robin has been seeing things that no one else in his family could. He has been acting really strange because his family is concerned about his condition. He had been like this for 2 weeks then depression hit him. What could be the diagnosis? a. Schizophrenia b. MDD with psychotic features d. Schiaffective disorder d. Bipolar II disorder with psychotic features

d. Schiaffective disorder

Jason was born in the villege of Pokmaru. Almost everyone in the village knows hoe to sumon spirits in order to heal various diseases. Jason, even as a teenger, started seeing ghosts and even talks to them from time to time. We can say the he has a. A friendly behavior b. Schizphrenia c. Schizophreniform d. Delusional disorder

a. A friendly behavior

What disorders are most commonly assocuated with catatonia? a. Anxiety disorders b. Schizophrenia spectrum disorder c. Somatic symptoma and related disorders d. Mood disorders

d. Mood disorders

Underarousal hypothesis was used to explain the risk taking behavior of people with Antisocal PD. All of the following is false except a. Underarousal hypothesis says that these people have abnormally low levels of cortical arouasal that they try to boost every time they manifest Antisocial behaviors b. Underarousal hypothesis states that they have a higher threshold for experiencing emotions like fear or sense of danger c. This hypothesis explains that people with Antisocial PD act out because they seek a higher level of arousal d. This states that people with Antisocial PD have no sense of fear and acting out is just part of their daily activities

a. Underarousal hypothesis says that these people have abnormally low levels of cortical arouasal that they try to boost every time they manifest Antisocial behaviors

Karen believes that her friend Gale has been replaced by aliens and that another individual that looks just like her was put in her place. This scenario describes a. Nihilistic delusion b. Capgras syndrome c. Cotard's syndrome d. Delusion of replacement

b. Capgras syndrome

A person having melancholic temperament is said to have excess of a. Blood b. Black bile c. Phlegm d. Yellow bile

b. Black bile

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