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Psychiatry-Anorexia/Bulimia/OCD

Quiz by suraj kapoor

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  • Q1

    Mark the incorrect statement about OCD

    Females have more risk

    Prevalence of 2% in the population

    Associated with abnormalities of Serotonin metabolism

    All statements are correct

    20s
  • Q2

    Mark the incorrect statement about OCD

    All statements are correct

    Associated with major depression

    Compulsion increases the anxiety associated with obsession

    Washing of hands is the commonest OCD

    20s
  • Q3

    Psychological defence mechanism in OCD

    All of the above

    Isolation

    Reaction

    Undoing

    20s
  • Q4

    Which of the following is most common eating disorder?

    Anorexia nervosa

    Binge eating disorder

    Bulimia Nervosa

    Night eating syndrome

    15s
  • Q5

    A boy with a BMI of 16.5 kg/m2 is admitted to the hospital for nutritional rehabilitation for restricting type anorexia nervosa. Which of the following is not a feature of the condition?

    Overuse athletic injuries

    Compulsive overeating

    Highly restricted calorie intake

    Self induced vomiting

    15s
  • Q6

    Incorrect about anorexia nervosa

    Extreme weight loss

    Bradycardia and hypotension

    All are correct

    loss of appetite

    15s
  • Q7

    Treatment for Anorexia nervosa includes all except

    All are correct

    Patients with weight less than 20% expected weight should be hospitalized

    Cognitive behaviour therapy 

    Drugs like cyproheptadine ,amitriptyline can be used

    15s
  • Q8

    False about bulimia nervosa is 

    Self perception of being too thin

    Recurrent episodes of binge eating

    SSRI , Cognitive behaviour are treatment modalities

    Non pharmacological treatment includes psychoeducation, self monitoring , counselling

    15s
  • Q9

    A patient with a normal BMI comes with history of binge eating followed by inappropriate compensatory behaviours . As per DSM5 , you can make a diagnosis of bulimia nervosa if these occurs , on average , for at least

    Twice a week for 3 months

    Once a week for 3 months 

    Thrice a week for 3 months

    Throughout a week for 1 month

    15s
  • Q10

    Features of bulimia nervosa includes

    Bilateral parotid enlargement

    Russell sign

    Menstrual disturbances

    All are included

    15s

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