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#1. Mc Naughten's rule is for:

Criminal responsibility of insane

Criminal responsibility of sane

Civil responsibility of sane

Civil responsibility of insane

#2. Lie detector measures, the following parameters of an individual :

Blood Pressure

Galvanic skin Resistance

All of the above

Pulse rate

#3. In catatonic schizophrenia, all are seen except;

Flight of ideas

Mannerism

Negativism

Echolalia

#4. Deliberate self harm is classically seen in:

Maple Syrup Urine Disease

Lesch - Nyhan's Syndrome

Tuberous sclerosis

Adrenoleukodystrophy

#5. A Polygraph test is used for the detection of:

Pharmacological effects on body

Psychosomatic changes of body

Orthopedic changes of body

Radiological effects on body

#6. The name ‘Keeler’ is associated with:

Chromatograph

Monograph

Polygraph

Spectrograph

#7. All the following are Impulse Control Disorders except:

Pathological gambling

Megalomania

Trichotillomania

kleptomania

#8. P300 is generated during random presentation of a different stimulus along with frequent repeated presentation of same stimuli in case of:

Lie Detection

Brain fingerprinting

DNA fingerprinting

Narco Analysis

#9. Amotivational Syndrome has been reported with chronic use of:

Marijuana

Alcohol

Heroin

LSD

#10. The following are the core symptoms of Delirium Tremens except:

Multimodal hallucinations

Altered level of consciousness

Seizures

Coarse tremors

#11. Delusion is a disorder of:

Personality

Thought

Cognition

Perception

#12. Drug of choice in resistant schizophrenia is:

Thioridazine

Chlorpromazine

Haloperidol

Clozapine

#13. Polygraph was discovered by:

Sir John Larson

Sir George Beers

Sir Louis Pasteur

Sir Frances Gabe

#14. What is the natural substrate for the cannabinoid receptor in the brain?

D9-Tetra Hydro Cannabinol

b-Endorphin

Anandamide

Cannabidoil

#15. Giving meaning to a stimulus is called as:

Hallucination

Delusion

Illusion

Perception

#16. Which is not a neurotic trait?

Stammering

Thumb sucking

Competitiveness

Enuresis

#17. Drug of choice in OCD:

Alprazolam

Fluoxetine

Imipramine

Chlorpromazine

#18. Following are the types of Neurosis, except:

Psychopathic personality

Anxiety

Obsessive-compulsive

Depressive

#19. The following condition is not a Dissociative Disorder:

Amnesia

Multiple Personality

Hypochondriasis

Fugue

#20. A sense of unfamiliarity with familiar situations is:

Deja entendu

Jamais vu

Jamais entendu

Deja vu

#21. Dyslexia is related to:

Reading

Mathematical skills

Writing

All

#22. Naltrexone is used in opioid dependence to:

Prevent respiratory depression

Prevent relapse

Detoxification of opioid overdose

Treat withdrawal symptoms

#23. Delusion of infidelity is seen in:

DeClerambault’s syndrome

Othello syndrome

Ekbom’s syndrome

Couvade syndrome

#24. Pyromania is:

Accidental setting of fire

Not associated with tension or affective arousal before setting of fire

Recurrent deliberate setting of fire

Setting of fire as an oppositional behavior

#25. Wechsler test is a test for:

Memory

Speech

Orientation

Intelligence

#26. Pseudocyesis refers to false:

Infanticide

Rape

Abortion

Pregnancy

#27. In opioid dependence naltrexone is used to:

To treat overdose of opioids

Prevent respiratory depression

To treat withdrawal symptoms

To prevent relapse

#28. Chasing the Dragon is:

None

Tobacco smoking

Heroin smoking

Ganja smoking

#29. Delusion is not seen in:

Anxiety

Schizophrenia

Depression

Mania

#30. 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:

Acute dementia

Acute paranoid schizophrenia

Acute delirium

Acute schizophrenia

#31. Flight of ideas is seen in:

Schizophrenia

Mania

Delirium

Depression

#32. The sexual focus is on objects that are intimately associated with human body. This is:

Exhibitionism

Fetishism

Voyeurism

Frotteurism

#33. Testamentary capacity is regulated by:

Indian Contract Act 1872

Indian Evidence Act 1872

Indian Lunacy Act 1912

Indian Succession Act 1925

#34. Risk factors for suicide include:

All choices are correct

Being married

Being on Lithium treatment

Initial stages of recovery from depression

#35. 3 year old girl has delayed developmental milestone, delayed speech, difficulty in concentrating on studies, plays with herself & does not make friends. Diagnosis is:

Mental retardation

ADHD

Autism

Specific learning disorder

#36. Physical dependence is not a feature of using:

Opiate

Amphetamine

Cocaine

Cannabis

#37. What is a polygraph test used for?

Measuring heart rate

Speech evaluation

Measuring deception

Measuring pupil dilation

#38. Not a correct match:

Thought broadcasting – Schizophrenia

Delusion of infidelity – OCD

Delusion of grandiosity – Mania

Auditory hallucination - Alcoholism

#39. Which of the following is not classical of schizophrenia?

Automatism

Association defect

Autism

Ambivalence

#40. The following are Opioid withdrawal symptoms, except:

Diarrhoea

Constipation

Piloerection

Rhinorrhoea

#41. The following drugs are high potency anti psychotic drugs, except:

Haloperidol

Chlorpromazine

Pimozide

Trifluperazine

#42. Bobbit syndrome is:

Mutilation of breast by male partner

Mutilation of penis by female partner

Mutilation of face by female partner

Mutilation of vagina by male partner

#43. Who among these would help the victim to come out of a state of mental trauma?

Anthropologist

Pathologist

Medicolegal Expert

Psychologist

#44. Irresistible urge to move about and increased motor activity is:

Malignant neuroleptic syndrome

Rabbit syndrome

Tardive dyskinesia

Akathisia

#45. In which one of the following year, Polygraph was patented?

1972

1918

1921

1965

#46. Eating the flesh of corpse for sexual gratification is called:

Transvestism

Necrophilia

Masochism

Necrophagia

#47. “Agora” in Agoraphobia means

Market place

None of the above

Closed place

Open place

#48. Priapism is associated with which of the following tricyclic antidepressant drugs:

Dothiapine

Amitriptyline

Imipramine

Trazadone

#49. Patient presents with altered behaviour, delusions and hallucinations, suggestive of:

Psychotic disorder

Korsakoff’s psychosis

Obsessive compulsive disorder

Confirms schizophrenia

#50. Which anxiety disorder is most likely to be confused with the personality disorder?

Social Phobia

Specific Phobia

Agoraphobia

Generalized anxiety Disorder

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#1. Mc Naughten's rule is for:

#2. Lie detector measures, the following parameters of an individual :

#3. In catatonic schizophrenia, all are seen except;

#4. Deliberate self harm is classically seen in:

#5. A Polygraph test is used for the detection of:

#6. The name ‘Keeler’ is associated with:

#7. All the following are Impulse Control Disorders except:

#8. P300 is generated during random presentation of a different stimulus along with frequent repeated presentation of same stimuli in case of:

#9. Amotivational Syndrome has been reported with chronic use of:

#10. The following are the core symptoms of Delirium Tremens except:

#11. Delusion is a disorder of:

#12. Drug of choice in resistant schizophrenia is:

#13. Polygraph was discovered by:

#14. What is the natural substrate for the cannabinoid receptor in the brain?

#15. Giving meaning to a stimulus is called as:

#16. Which is not a neurotic trait?

#17. Drug of choice in OCD:

#18. Following are the types of Neurosis, except:

#19. The following condition is not a Dissociative Disorder:

#20. A sense of unfamiliarity with familiar situations is:

#21. Dyslexia is related to:

#22. Naltrexone is used in opioid dependence to:

#23. Delusion of infidelity is seen in:

#24. Pyromania is:

#25. Wechsler test is a test for:

#26. Pseudocyesis refers to false:

#27. In opioid dependence naltrexone is used to:

#28. Chasing the Dragon is:

#29. Delusion is not seen in:

#30. 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:

#31. Flight of ideas is seen in:

#32. The sexual focus is on objects that are intimately associated with human body. This is:

#33. Testamentary capacity is regulated by:

#34. Risk factors for suicide include:

#35. 3 year old girl has delayed developmental milestone, delayed speech, difficulty in concentrating on studies, plays with herself & does not make friends. Diagnosis is:

#36. Physical dependence is not a feature of using:

#37. What is a polygraph test used for?

#38. Not a correct match:

#39. Which of the following is not classical of schizophrenia?

#40. The following are Opioid withdrawal symptoms, except:

#41. The following drugs are high potency anti psychotic drugs, except:

#42. Bobbit syndrome is:

#43. Who among these would help the victim to come out of a state of mental trauma?

#44. Irresistible urge to move about and increased motor activity is:

#45. In which one of the following year, Polygraph was patented?

#46. Eating the flesh of corpse for sexual gratification is called:

#47. “Agora” in Agoraphobia means

#48. Priapism is associated with which of the following tricyclic antidepressant drugs:

#49. Patient presents with altered behaviour, delusions and hallucinations, suggestive of:

#50. Which anxiety disorder is most likely to be confused with the personality disorder?

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