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mental health quiz online part-1 https://www.nursingofficer.net/2021/03/psychiatric-quiz-questions.html

1. The choice of drug to manage alcoholic cases is

a) Disulphide

b) Disulfiram

c) Halothen

d) Benzene

Answer-B

2. The drug Disulfiram should be given

a) AC

b) BC

c) HS

d) BBF

Answer-C

3. Which drug is known as brown sugar

a) Morphine

b) Cocaine

c) Hashish

d) Heroine

Answer-D

4. A patient comes to casualty having overdoses of opioids, what antidotes should be given a) Toxipam

b) Naloxone

c) Ca gluconate

d) Adrenaline

Answer-B

5. A psychiatrist should diagnose schizophrenia when the manifestation persist at least

a) 3 weeks

b) 6 weeks

c) 3 month

d) 6 month

Answer-D

6. The 4 A of schizophrenia was given by

a) Eugen Bleuler

b) Phillip penile

c) Curette & curette

d) Cerletti & Binny

Answer-A

7. Which is not a feature of schizophrenia suggested by Bleuler

a) Ambivalence

b) Autism

c) Articulation disorder

d) Association disorder

Answer-C

8. The thinking governed by private or illogical rules is known as

a) Abstract thinking

b) Autistic thinking

c) Delusion

d) Flight of ideas

Answer-B

9 Lord Ram was Hindu, I am Hindu that's why I am lord ram, which kind of thinking is present

a) Autistic

b) Abstract

c) Grandiosity...

d) Dream

Answer-A

10. 3rd person hallucination is present only in

a) MDP

b) Obsession & conversion

c) Schizophrenia

d) Anxiety disorders

Answer-C

11. Which type of schizophrenia is most responsive to treatment

a) Hebephrenic

b) Residual

c) Catatonic

d) Paranoid

Answer-D

12. First drug that was used to treat schizophrenia is

a) Reserpine

b) Clozapine

c) Chlorpromazine

d) Pimozide

Answer-A

13. A psychiatrist diagnose a person as melancholia, a clinical instructor explain to her students that patient

a) Aggressive & manic

b) Suffering from disease of pigment cells

c) Severe depressed

d) Psychological suffering from colic pain

Answer-C

14. A person have false belief that persons in the environment are not real but they are their own doubles, this is known as

a) Delusion of nihilistic

b) CAPGAR 's syndrome

c) Delusion of nihilistic

d) None of above

Answer-B

15. The commonest psychiatric disorder that is also known as contagious problem is

a) Phobia

b) Obsession

c) Anxiety

d) Depression

Answer-C

16. A person says to a nurse that I often feel anxious, which type of anxiety is present

a) State anxiety

b) Trait anxiety

c) Panic anxiety

d) All of these

Answer-B

17. The cardinal feature of all psychiatric disorders is

a) Fear

b) Sadness

c) Anxiety

d) Phobia

Answer-C

18. The primary defense mechanism used by anxious persons is

a) Repression

b) Regression

c) Sublimation

d) Projection

Answer- A

19. Sudden episode of rage in which affected person run to kill others is known as

a) Koro

b) Amok

c) Manic

d) None of these

Answer-B

20. Recurrent involvement of an adult in sexual activity with children less than 5 year of age is termed as

a) Pedophilia

b) Zoophilia

c) Paraphillia

d) Coprophilia

Answer-A

21. The homosexuality between 2 roommate girls is termed as

a) Guy

b) Leissabian

c) Close friendship

d) Pedophilic

Answer-B

22. A married person suddenly leave the home & go for long travelling as a monk is which kind of psychiatric disorder

a) Dissociative Amnesia

b) Dissociative Fugue

c) Dissociative Identity Disorder

d) Hysteria

Answer-B

23. Major tranquilizer drugs are

a) Anti Anxiety

b) Mood stabilizers

c) Antidepressant

d) Antipsychotics

Answer-D

24. The mechanism of antischizophrenic drug is ( AIIMS TUTOR EXAM)

a) D2 receptor stimulant

b) D2 receptor blocker

c) Acetylcholine receptor blocker

d) Acetylcholine receptor stimulant

Answer-B

25. Antipsychotic drug used to treat negative symptoms is

a) Clozapine

b) Resperidone

c) CPZ

d) Pimozide

Answer-D

26. Which drug is model antipsychotic drug

a) Pimozide

b) Clozapine

c) Resperidone

d) Reserpine

Answer-C

27. The antipsychotic drug that is not producing extra pyramidal side effect is (ESI)

a) Clozapine

b) Pimozide

c) Resperidone

d) CPZ

Answer-A

28. Rabbit Syndrome is a side effect of which drug

a) Clozapine

b) Haloperidol

c) Bupropion

d) CBZ

Answer-B

29.. The most common side effect of antipsychotic drugs is

a) Akathisia

b) Ebstein anomaly in fetus

c) Steven Johnson Syndrome

d) Diplopia

Answer-A

30. The commonest side effect of clozapine drug is

a) EPS

b) Rabbit syndrcme

c) Agranulocytosis

d) Tardive dyskinesia

Answer-C

31. The first antidepressant drug was

a) Imipramine

b) Bupropion

c) Phenelzine

d) Amoxapine

Answer-A

32. The mechanism of antidepressant is

a) Increases catecholamines

b) Decreases catecholamines

c) Increases dopamine

d) Decrease dopamine

Answer-A

33. Which is not a mood stabilizer drug

a) Lithium

b) CPZ

c) CBZ

d) Sodium valproate

Answer-B

34. A patient is on lithium carbonate therapy, which specimen should be sent for regular investigation to lab

a) Urine

b) Blood

c) Stool

d) Sputum

Answer-B

35. Which is not recomınended for a patient who is on lithium citrate therapy

a) Kidney function test

b) Liver function test

c) Thyroid function test

d) Regular blcod investigation

Answer-B

36. The life threatening intoxication occurs when blood 9 lithium level reaches above

a) 1.5 meq/L

b) 2 meq/L

c) 3 meq/L

d) 3.5 meq/L

Answer-D

37. Statement that is not true about lithium therapy

a) it is contraindicated in cardiac problems

b) it can be given to a goiter patient

c) it should not be given in 1 trimester of pregnancy

d) it's contraindicated for renal problem patients

Answer-B

38. The therapeutic level of lithium in blood is

a) 0.2-0.8 meq/L

b) 0.8-1.2 meq/L

c) 1.2-4 meq/L

d) 4-9 meq/L

Answer-B

39. Which type of anemia may occur in a patient on carbamazepine therapy

a) Megaloblastic anemia

b) Aplastic anemia

c) Iron deficiency anemia

d) Pernicious anemia

Answer-B

40. The side effect which is not caused by carbamazepine

a) Steven-Johnson Syndrome

b) Bone Marrow depression

c) Ebstein Anomaly

d) Diplopia

Answer-C

41. The drugs known as minor tranquilizers are

a) Antipsychotics

b) Antimanic

c) Antidepressive

d) Anti Anxiety

Answer-D

42. A psychiatric patient take overdoses of benzodiazepine & admitted in casualty, which antidote a doctor should give

a) Propranolol

b) Flurazepam

c) Flumazenil

d) Buspirone

Answer-C

43. Which therapy is more effective in the patients of limited cognitive skills

a) Token reward

b) Abreaction

c) Family therapy

d) Occupational therapy

Answer-A

44. Which is not a behavior therapy

a) Systematic desensitization

b) Aversion

c) Flooding

d) Transference

Answer-D

45. Token reward therapy is a behavior therapy which is used to

a) Discourage a particular behavior

b) Encourage a particular behavior

c) Demoralized the patient

d) Punish patient for mistakes

Answer-B

46. A child is much more afraid to cross a road, which therapy is best for him

a) Token reward therapy

b) Contracting therapy

c) Flooding therapy

d) Desensitization therapy

Answer-D

47. The hospital addiction disorders are known as

a) Factitious disorders

b) CAPGAR disorder

c) CAGE disorder

d) None of these

Answer-A

48. Sexual pleasure or gratification by watching others engaging in coital activity is termed as a) Paraphillia

b) Voyeurism

c) Sapphic

d) Gay

Answer-B

49. Rapid eye movement sleep is about

a) 20%

b) 40%

c) 60%

d) 80%

Answer-A

50. Orthodox sleep is about

a) 20%

b) 40%

c) 60%

d) 80%

Answer-D

51. A person is used to talk in sleep, the term used for sleep talking is

a) Somnambulism

b) Somniloquy

c) Nightmares

d) Pavour nocturnus

Answer-B

52. In 8 hour sleep the NREM sleep is about

a) 3 hour

b) 4 hour

c) 5 hour

d) 6 hour

Answer-D

53. The overeating behavioral disorder is

a) Anorexia nervosa

b) Bulimia nervosa

c) Polyphagia

d) Overeating

Answer-B

54. A child may be diagnosed as enuresis at least after the age of

a) 3 years

b) 5 years

c) 7 years

d) 10 years

Answer-B

55. The drug of choice to manage enuresis is

a) Desmopressine

b) Domperidone

c) Diamox

d) Catecholamines

Answer-A

56. Involuntary passes of feces after bowel control is physiologically possible is known as

a) Enuresis

b) Encopresis

c) Diarrhea

d) ARM

Answer-B

57. The appropriate age for toilet training is

a) Infancy

b) Toddler

c) Preschool

d) School going

Answer-B

58. First time ECT was given by

a) Bini & Bini

b) Ceriotti & Ccreletti

c) Cerletti & Bini

d) None of these

Answer-C

59. First time ECT was given in

a) 1838

b) 1879

c) 1983

d) 1938

Answer-D

60. Before ECT Inj. Atropine 0.6 mg is given for

a) Anaesthetic effect

b) Muscle relaxant

c) Decrease oral secretions

d) Stimulate heart rate

Answer-C

61. The muscle relaxant which is given before ECT is

a) Atropine sulphate

b) Bicarbonate

c) Thiopentone

d) Succinylcholine

Answer-D

62. The electronic wave produced during ECT is known as

a) Grànd-mal wave

b) Brief pulse

c) Bounding pulse

d) Fit wave

Answer-B

63. The voltage of ECT wave is

a) 50

b) 110

c) 200

d) 600

Answer-B

64. The duration of ECT is

a) 6 sec

. b) 3 sec.

c) 0.3 sec.

d) 0.6 sec.

Answer-D

65. Which is not true about ECT

a) Absolutely contraindicated in raised ICP

b) It causes brain damages

c) Contraindicated in pheochromocytoma

d) Relatively contraindicated in recent MI

Answer-B

66. The priority concern for a child with autism is

a) Communication skills

b) Behavior modification therapy

c) Environmental safety

d) Nutritional requirement

Answer-C

67. The frequent episode of sleep during day time is known as

a) Somnambulism

b) Somniloquy

c) Darcolepsy

d) Narcolepsy

Answer-D

68. The disorder Asperger's means --

a) Sleeping disorder

b) Sexual disorder

c) Eating disorder

d) Social relation disorder

Answer-D

69. A person intentionally harm to himself & want to be sick, it is a -

a) Malingering disorder

b) Munchausen syndrome

c) Narcolepsy

d) Love failure

Answer-B

70. A person try to be sick in front of others is a

a) Malingering disorder

b) Munchausen syndrome

c) Narcolepsy

d) Love failure

Answer-A

71. Sundowning manifestations are indicator of

a) PASUD

b) Dementia

c) Alcoholic

d) Delirium

Answer-D

72. Catastrophic reaction can be seen in

a) Parkinsonism

b) Myasthenia gravis

c) Alzeimer's disease

d) All of above

Answer-C

73. Mini mental status examination is a tool to detect

a) Delirium

b) Dementia

c) Drug abuse

d) Perception disorders

Answer-B

74. The maximum score of mini mental status examination is

a) 10

b) 20

c) 30

d) 40

Answer-C

75. The cut off score of mini mental status examination for a person indicating dementia is

a) 20

b) 23

c) 26

d) 30

Answer-B

76. The doses of drug Disulfiram should be

a) 100-150 mg/day

b) 150-200 mg/day

c) 200-250 mg/day

d) 250-300 mg/day

Answer-D