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

Medicolegal Expert

Pathologist

Psychologist

Anthropologist

#2. 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 paranoid schizophrenia

Acute dementia

Acute schizophrenia

Acute delirium

#3. Chasing the Dragon is:

Tobacco smoking

Heroin smoking

None

Ganja smoking

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

Cocaine

Opiate

Amphetamine

Cannabis

#5. Drug of choice in OCD:

Alprazolam

Chlorpromazine

Imipramine

Fluoxetine

#6. Not a correct match:

Delusion of grandiosity – Mania

Thought broadcasting – Schizophrenia

Auditory hallucination - Alcoholism

Delusion of infidelity – OCD

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

Obsessive-compulsive

Depressive

Psychopathic personality

Anxiety

#8. Bobbit syndrome is:

Mutilation of penis by female partner

Mutilation of breast by male partner

Mutilation of face by female partner

Mutilation of vagina by male partner

#9. Dyslexia is related to:

Mathematical skills

Reading

All

Writing

#10. “Agora” in Agoraphobia means

Market place

Open place

Closed place

None of the above

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

Malignant neuroleptic syndrome

Akathisia

Rabbit syndrome

Tardive dyskinesia

#12. Korsakoffs Psychosis results as a result of damage to the:

Mammillary bodies

Parietal memory association areas

Hypothalamus

Hippocampus

#13. Testamentary capacity is regulated by:

Indian Lunacy Act 1912

Indian Evidence Act 1872

Indian Succession Act 1925

Indian Contract Act 1872

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

Psychosomatic changes of body

Pharmacological effects on body

Orthopedic changes of body

Radiological effects on body

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

All of the above

Pulse rate

Galvanic skin Resistance

Blood Pressure

#16. Delusion of infidelity is seen in:

DeClerambault’s syndrome

Couvade syndrome

Othello syndrome

Ekbom’s syndrome

#17. Which of the following drug is not used in Narco-analysis?

Scopolamine Hydrobromide

Atropine Sulphate

Sodium Amytal

Sodium Pentothal

#18. Drug of choice in resistant schizophrenia is:

Clozapine

Thioridazine

Chlorpromazine

Haloperidol

#19. A 27 year old female think 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:

Investigate and operate

Operate immediately

Reassure the patient

Refer to psychiatrist

#20. Which is not a neurotic trait?

Enuresis

Stammering

Thumb sucking

Competitiveness

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

Haloperidol

Trifluperazine

Pimozide

Chlorpromazine

#22. Father of Psychoanalysis:

Bernheim

Carl Jung

Sigmund Freud

Adolf Adler

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

Ambivalence

Automatism

Autism

Association defect

#24. Naltrexone is used in opioid dependence to:

Prevent relapse

Treat withdrawal symptoms

Prevent respiratory depression

Detoxification of opioid overdose

#25. Depression is most common in:

Children

Young girl

Middle age men

Middle age female

#26. Sociopaths (Psychopaths) are:

Over conscientious

Meticulous

Timid

Impulsive

#27. Select the incorrect statement concerning modus operandi.

Offenders may well change their modus operandi on the basis of what they have learnt from committing previous crimes

Refers to a particular way by which a person performs a particular task [or commits a particular crime].

Actions during the commission of a crime that are necessary to complete the crime.

They are relatively fixed and unchanging.

#28. Which of the following physiological parameters is not assessed in polygraph testing?

Blood pressure

Lung air volume

Skin conductivity

Pulse rate

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

Jamais entendu

Deja entendu

Jamais vu

Deja vu

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

Masochism

Transvestism

Necrophagia

Necrophilia

#31. Mc Naughten's rule is for:

Civil responsibility of sane

Criminal responsibility of insane

Civil responsibility of insane

Criminal responsibility of sane

#32. Delusion is a:

False perception

False unshakable belief

False emotion

Unusual preoccupation with an idea

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

Exhibitionism

Voyeurism

Fetishism

Frotteurism

#34. Psychodynamic theory is based on:

Problems in interpersonal functioning

Maladaptive behavior

Cognitive distortions

Unconscious conflict

#35. Risk factors for suicide include:

Being on Lithium treatment

Being married

Initial stages of recovery from depression

All choices are correct

#36. Glasgow coma scale rates best response in all of the following except;

Eye opening

Pupillary reflex

Motor

Verbal

#37. Deliberate self harm is classically seen in:

Adrenoleukodystrophy

Maple Syrup Urine Disease

Lesch - Nyhan's Syndrome

Tuberous sclerosis

#38. Delirium is marked by:

Auditory hallucination

Mood disorder

Systematized delusions

Clouding of consciousness

#39. Morbid jealousy is seen with:

LSD addiction

Alcoholism

Dementia

Schizophrenia

#40. Pseudodementia is:

Dementia secondary to organic condition

A form of subcortical dementia

Seen in patients with depression

A form of cortical dementia

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

Coarse tremors

Altered level of consciousness

Multimodal hallucinations

Seizures

#42. Pseudocyesis refers to false:

Pregnancy

Abortion

Infanticide

Rape

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

1972

1965

1921

1918

#44. Delusion is not seen in:

Depression

Anxiety

Mania

Schizophrenia

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

LSD

Alcohol

Marijuana

Heroin

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

Confirms schizophrenia

Korsakoff’s psychosis

Obsessive compulsive disorder

Psychotic disorder

#47. Which of the following is used for narcoanalysis?

Phenobarbitone

Atropine

Pethidine

Scopolamine

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

Polygraph

Chromatograph

Spectrograph

Monograph

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

Dothiapine

Amitriptyline

Imipramine

Trazadone

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

Delusion

Perception

Illusion

Hallucination

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

#2. 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:

#3. Chasing the Dragon is:

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

#5. Drug of choice in OCD:

#6. Not a correct match:

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

#8. Bobbit syndrome is:

#9. Dyslexia is related to:

#10. “Agora” in Agoraphobia means

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

#12. Korsakoffs Psychosis results as a result of damage to the:

#13. Testamentary capacity is regulated by:

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

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

#16. Delusion of infidelity is seen in:

#17. Which of the following drug is not used in Narco-analysis?

#18. Drug of choice in resistant schizophrenia is:

#19. A 27 year old female think 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:

#20. Which is not a neurotic trait?

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

#22. Father of Psychoanalysis:

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

#24. Naltrexone is used in opioid dependence to:

#25. Depression is most common in:

#26. Sociopaths (Psychopaths) are:

#27. Select the incorrect statement concerning modus operandi.

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#28. Which of the following physiological parameters is not assessed in polygraph testing?

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

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

#31. Mc Naughten's rule is for:

#32. Delusion is a:

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

#34. Psychodynamic theory is based on:

#35. Risk factors for suicide include:

#36. Glasgow coma scale rates best response in all of the following except;

#37. Deliberate self harm is classically seen in:

#38. Delirium is marked by:

#39. Morbid jealousy is seen with:

#40. Pseudodementia is:

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

#42. Pseudocyesis refers to false:

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

#44. Delusion is not seen in:

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

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

#47. Which of the following is used for narcoanalysis?

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

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

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

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