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mental health quiz question and answer
1. The normal range of mood is known as
a) Dysphoria
b) Euphoria
c) Anhedonia
d) Euthymic
Answer-D
2. Which is not a state of mood.
a) Euthymic
b) Euphoria
c) Alexithymia
d) Dysphoric
Answer-C
3. The term anhedonia is used for
a) Loss of interest
b) Sadness appropriate to real loss
c) Difficulty in expressing ideas
d) Feeling of sadness
Answer-A
4. The term used for sadness appropriate to real loss is
a) Anxiety
b) Apathy
c) Grief
d) Guilt
Answer-C
5. Conation is the one of the domain, that represents the
a) Intellectuality
b) Affect .
c) Memory
d) Motor behavior
Answer-D
6. A person is imitating the movement of another person, what term a nurse will use for such behavior
a) Echolalia
b) Catatonia
c) Echopraxia
d) Mannerism
Answer-C
7. In psychiatric ward a person is constantly maintaining immobile position for a long time, the appropriate term used by the nurse is
a) Cataplexy
b) Catalepsy
c) Catatonic
d) Mutism
Answer-B
8. Cataplexy is the term used for
a) Maintaining immobile position
b) Temporary loss of muscle tone
c) Repetitive fixed pattern of physical activity
d) Habitual involuntary movement
Answer-B
9. Which is not a conation disorder
a) Waxy flexibility
b) Catatonic stupor
c) Anhedonia
d) Mannerism
Answer-C
10. A person is repeating a fixed pattern of speech in a ward, what a term used by nurse is appropriate for this
a) Mannerism
b) Verbigeration
c) Mutism
d) Stereotype
Answer-B
11. Involuntary spasmodic motor movement is known as
a) Tremors
b) Tics
c) Seizures
d) Fits
Answer-B
12. The term used for sleepwalking is
a) Nightbulism
b) Dream walking
c) Somnambulism
d) Dipsomania
Answer-C
13. A person has uncontrollable impulses to drink alcohol, the appropriate term used for his behavior is
a) Trichotillomania
b) Kleptomania
c) Nymphomania
d) Compulsion
Answer-D
14. Kleptomania is a compulsive disorder that means uncontrollable impulses towards
a) Drink alcohol
b) Pull out one's hair
c) Stealing
d) Coitus in a man
Answer-C
15. The term abulia is used for
a) Reduced impulses to act
b) Decreased appetite
c) Loss of interest In surroundings
d) None of above
Answer-A
16. Inability to distinguish reality from fantasy is known as
a) Psychosis
b) Neurosis
c) Organic disorder
d) Sleeping disorder
Answer-A
17. After a long story a person reaches to its goal, which kind of thought disorder is present
a) Tangentiality
b) Perseveration
c) Verbigeration
d) Circumstantiality
Answer-D
18. In response to a variety of question a person is answering the same response as given in first question is termed as
a) Perseveration
b) Negativity
c) Verbigeration
d) Derailment
Answer-A
19. A nurse ask to a patient what is your name, patient ask the nurse same question, it happens many time regarding another questions also, the problem that patient has
a) Echopraxia
b) Flight of ideas
c) Echolalia
d) Glossolalia
Answer-C
20. A patient verbalizes with constant shifting of one idea to another idea is
a) Loosening of association
b) Flight of ideas
c) Blocking of ideas
d) All of above
Answer-B
21. Delusion is a
a) Perception disorder
b) Motor disorder
c) Memory disorder
d) Thought disorder
Answer-D
22. False belief that can't be corrected by reasoning
a) Illusion
b) Hallucination
c) Delusion
d) None of these
Answer-C
23. False belief about one's importance, power , & property is known as (PATNA, AIIMS, 2015)
a) Delusion of poverty
b) Delusion of grandiosity
c) Paranoid delusion
d) Delusion of persecution
Answer-B
24. A person feels he is being talked about by others every time may have delusion of
a) Grandiosity
b) Persecution
c) Reference
d) Poverty
Answer-C
25. A woman think that her husband is not faithful to her without any reality, she may had the delusion of
a) Self accusation
b) Control
c) Reference
d) Infidelity
Answer-D
26. Which is not a mood disorder
a) Erotomania
b) Ecstasy
c) Expensive
d) Elevated
Answer-A
27. A college girl think that someone is deeply in love with her, it's a false belief that is termed as
a) Delusion of jealousy
b) Delusion of reference
c) Erotomania
d) Fantasy
Answer- C
28 Illogical thoughts that can't be eliminated from consciousness by the logical reasoning is known as
a) Compulsion
b) Rumination
c) Coprolalia
d) Phobia
Answer-B
29. A person has irrational exaggerated pathological dread
of high places is
a) Acrophobia
b) Agoraphobia
c) Algophobia
d) Ailurophobia
Answer-A
30. Phobia of everything is known as
a) Pancytopenia
b) Pantophobia
c) Panphobia
d) Only phobia
Answer-B
31. An adult person is under MRI scan & cry bitterly when inside, may have which kind of phobia
a) Xenophobia
b) Claustrophobia
c) Zoophobia
d) Erythrophobia
Answer-B
32. Logorrhea is a
a) Menstrual disorder
b) Salivation disorder
c) Organic disorder
d) Speech disorder
Answer-D
33. Aphasia is a term used for
a) Difficulty in speaking
b) Inability to speak
c) Inability to swallow
d) Difficulty in swallowing
Answer-B
34. False perception without the presence of any real stimuli is known as (PATNA, AIIMS, 2015)
a) Illusion
b) Delusion
c) Perception
d) Hallucination
Answer-D
35. A person having hallucination while awakening from sleep is termed as
a) Hypnopompic
b) Hypnagogic
c) Somnagogic
d) Somnapompic
Answer-A
36. A person ask to a nurse that many times he feels different kind of taste, nurse knows it's a false perception & what she document it
a) Person having delusion of taste
b) Person having gustatory hallucination
c) Person having formication
d) Person having tactile hallucination
Answer-B
37. Formication is a term used for
a) A kind of sterilization
b) Crawling sensation
c) Phantom limb pain
d) Scarring of tissues
Answer-B
38. The another term used for Lilliputian hallucination is
a) Micropsia
b) Macropsia
c) Synesthesia
d) Trailing phenomena
Answer-A
39. Misinterpretation of real external sensory stimuli is
a) Delusion
b) Hallucination
c) Illusion
d) Agnosia
Answer-C
40. Inability to recognize the sensory impulses is kņown as
a) Agnosia
b) Apraxia
c) Aphasia
d) Hallucination
Answer-A
41. A person is derealized , a psychiatric nurse explain to a nursing student that the person is unfamiliar to
a) Oneself
b) Others
c) Health professionals
d) Environment
Answer-D
42. Dissociative identity disorder is known as
a) Twin personality
b) Triplet personality
c) Multiple personality
d) Autistic personality
Answer-C
43. Amnesia is a memory disorder of inability to recall that is
a) Partial
b) Total
c) Before the event
d) Partial or total
Answer-B
44. A person unconsciously fills the memory gap with untrue
experiences is termed as
a) Amnesia
b) Paramnesia
c) Confabulation
d) James vu
Answer-C
45. A person shows familiarity to unfamiliar things is termed as
a) Déjà vu
b) James vu
c) Paraaronesia
d) None of above
Answer-A
46. Temporary inability to recall a name is termed as
a) Paramnesia
b) Déjà vu
c) Confusion
d) Lethologica
Answer-D
47. A person goes into sudden rage when he is assigned to an activity which is beyond his intellectual capacity is
a) Catastrophic reaction
b) Catatonic reaction
c) Atrophic reaction
d) None of these
Answer-A
48). Which is not an organic disorder
a) Delirium
b) Dementia
c) PASUD
d) MDP
Answer-D
49. As per ICD 10 Mental Retardation is categorized as
a) F10-F19
b) F40-F48
c) F60-F69
d) F70-F79
Answer-D
50. As per ICD 10 the psychiatric disorders coded as F99 IS
a) Organic brain disorder
b) Behavioural syndrome
c) Developmental disorders
d) Unspecified mental disorders
Answer-D
51. The increased level of Dopamine can cause
a) Anxiety disorders
b) Parkinsonism
c) Manic disorders
d) Schizophrenia
answer-D
52. A patient comes to psychiatric OPD, the doctor during evaluation should consider first about
a) Organic brain disorder
b) PASUD
c) Psychosis
d) Neurosis
Answer-A
53. The commonest organic brain disorder is
a) Delirium
b) Dementia
c) Organic amnestic syndrome
d) Drug induced syndrome
Answer-A
54. Which nutrient deficiency can cause Wernick - korsakoff syndrome
a) Niacin
b) Riboflavin
c) Cyanocobalamin
d) Thiamin
Answer-D
55. The peculiar feature of Alzheimer's disease is
a) Orientation loss
b) Consciousness loss
c) Memory loss
d) Depersonalization
Answer-C
56. The changes of neurotransmitter in Alzheimer's
disease is
a) Decreased acetylcholine
b) Increase acetylcholine
c) Decreased GABA
d) Increased GABA
Answer-A
57. The disease caused by toxicity of Cu ion is
a) Alzhemier's disease
b) Wilson's disease
c) Rheumatic disease
d) Narcolepsy
Answer-B
58. The use of drug substance have more higher priority than the other behavior is a condition of
a) Acute intoxication
b) Drug withdrawal
c) Drug dependence
d) Drug harm
Answer-C
59. CAGE is a detection tool used to detect the
a) Cocaine abuse
b) Alcoholism
c) Mood
d) Thought
Answer-B
60. A nurse should ask the total number of questions to determine the severity of alcoholics in a person
a) 3
b) 4
c) 5
d) 5
Answer-B
61. A person is declared dead after consumption of full night alcohol, what a nurse should assume that the blood alcohol level of dead person is
a) 100 mg%
b) 200 mg%
c) 300 mg%
d) 400 mg%
Answer-D
62. Which is the withdrawal feature of alcoholics
a) Delirium tremens
b) Eye opener drinking
c) Epilepsy
d) Korsakoff's psychoses
Answer-A
63. The grand-mal seizures in alcoholic withdrawal cases are also known as
a) Wine seizure
b) Whisky fits
c) Vodka fits
d) Rum fits
Answer-D
64. Which vitamin may be deficit in person of chronic Alcoholic
a) B1
b) B2
c) B9
d) B12
Answer-A
65. Alcoholic Anonymous is a therapy to treat alcoholic cases, what a nurse should explain to relatives of alcohol abuser about anonymous
a) It's subthreshold electrical shock
b) Administrating deterrent agent
c) It's a group therapy
d) It's a kind of asylum
Answer-C
66. The concept behind Aversion therapy is
a) Divert the patient through recreational activity
b) Engaging patient in ward activity
c) Add the unacceptable act with bitter experience
d) Beat the patient after unacceptable act
Answer-C
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