Question 1

Which of the following is a domain of the mental state examination?

Accepted Answer

Thoughts

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Past medical history

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Personality

Answer

Movement

Question 2

The Mental state examination is always accurate in diagnosing a patient with mental illness.

Accepted Answer

false

Answer

true

Question 3

How would you start the mental state examination?

Accepted Answer

Washing your hands.

Answer

Assessing the patient's behaviour

Answer

Take history of presenting complaint

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Introducing yourself an your role

Answer

Gaining consent from patient

Question 4

What does MSE stand for?

Accepted Answer

Mental state examination

Question 5

When assessing Simon Jones' behaviour in the MSE, he was alert and orientated but had poor eye contact, leading to a poor rapport between the doctor and Simon. Which of the behaviours shown by Simon is a red flag?

Accepted Answer

Poor eye contact

Answer

Being orientated

Answer

Being alert

Question 6

Simon's dad committing suicide in his childhood is the only factor that triggered his symptoms of depression.

Accepted Answer

false

Answer

true

Question 7

Which area of the brain has a high activity and enlarges when a person is depressed?

Accepted Answer

Amygdala

Answer

Pineal gland

Answer

Temporal lobe

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Hippocampus

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Parietal lobe.

Answer

Basal ganglia

Question 8

What is the definition for operant conditioning?

Accepted Answer

The alteration of behaviour by reward or punishment: ice certain responses are learned because they affect (operate on) the environment

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A learning process in a previously neutral stimulus becomes associated with another stimulus by repeated pairing

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Once a conditioned fear response is established, it can generalize to similar stimuli or situations

Question 9

What are the two types of classical conditioning?

Accepted Answer

classical and neoclassical

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Positive reinforcement and Negative reinforcement

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classical and punishment

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Extinction and punishment

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Neoclassical and extinction.

Question 10

List the four types of operant conditioning.

Accepted Answer

Positive reinforcement, Negative reinforcement, Extinction and Punishment

Question 11

What does CBT stand for?

Accepted Answer

Cognitive behavioural therapy

Question 12

Assign the drugs to their respective classes.

Question 13

What is the mechanism of action for SSRIs?

Accepted Answer

Inhibit serotonin reuptake, increasing its concentration in the synaptic cleft

Answer

Inhibition of serotonin and dopamine uptake

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Inhibition of serotonin receptors.

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Inhibit serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake, increasing their concentration in the synaptic cleft

Question 14

Assign the indications to the appropriate drug class.

Question 15

What is the route of medication for SSRIs and SNRIs

Accepted Answer

Oral

Answer

Intravenous

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Subcutaneous.

Answer

Intramuscular

Question 16

What symptom of mood disorder is shown in the picture?

Accepted Answer

low self esteem

Question 17

What symptom of the disorder is shown in the picture below?

Accepted Answer

Low energy

Question 18

What is the aim of the interpersonal therapy?

Accepted Answer

Focuses on past and present social roles and interpersonal interactions of a patient.

Answer

Helps people learn to identify common patterns of negative thinking.

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Focuses on providing behavioural treatment for depression via behavioural activation.

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Assumes that depression can occur because of unresolved conflicts, often originating from childhood.

Answer

Focuses on addressing both the negative thought patterns and the behaviour's that contribute to depression.

Question 19

Link the drugs to their mechanism of action.

Question 20

Link the drugs to their appropriate drug class.

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