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PN3003 EXAM STUDY GUIDE 2026/2027 ACCURATE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED SOLUTIONS || 100% GUARANTEED PASS NEWEST VERSION 1. Defense Mechanisms - ANSWER Relatively involuntary patterns of response which involve feelings, thoughts and behaviours 2. Coping Mechanisms - ANSWER Conscious and purposeful processes that are based on cognition 3. DSM-V-TR - ANSWER Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. Widely used system of classifying psychological disorders 4. DSM Axis I - ANSWER Clinical Psychiatric Disorders 5. DSM Axis II - ANSWER Personality Disorders and Mental Retardation 6. DSM Axis III - ANSWER General Medical Conditions 7. DSM Axis IV - ANSWER Psychosocial and Environmental Factors 8. DSM Axis V - ANSWER Global Assessment of Functioning 9. Psychological Testing - ANSWER A procedure in which a carefully designed set of questions is used to gain some insight into the personality of the individual or group 10. Electroenceohalogram (EEG) - ANSWER An amplified recording of the waves of electrical activity sweeping across the brain's surface. These waves are measured by electrodes placed on the scalp. 11. Neuroimaging - ANSWER Sophisticated computer-aided procedure that allows nonintrusive examination of nervous system structure and function. (CT, MRI, PET) 12. Pharmacotherapy - ANSWER The application of drugs for the purpose of disease prevention and treatment of suffering 13. Schizophrenia - ANSWER A disorder involving disorganization in mental processes, is chronic and disabling. Includes perceptual disturbances, behavioural alterations, and disorganized thinking 14. Positive Symptoms of Schizophrenia - ANSWER Evidenced early in process of the disorder. Delusions, word salad, clang associations, thought broadcasting, thought insertion, loose associations, neologism, hallucinations, illusions, depersonalization, bizarre behaviour, agitation, catatonia 15. Negative Symptoms of Schizophrenia - ANSWER Develop slowly over time. Blunt or flat affect, lack of energy, failure to find pleasure in activities, lack of motivation, inability to initiate self-care skills, inability to interact with others, impoverished speech, substance use, depression and suicidal acts, violent behaviour 16. Delusions - ANSWER Fixed, false ideas or beliefs which are inconsistent with reality (depressive, somatic, grandiose, persecution) 17. Hallucinations - ANSWER False sensory perceptions, unrelated to reality (visual, auditory, olfactory, tactile, gustatory) 18. Catatonic - ANSWER Characterized by a marked lack of movement, activity, or expression 19. Treatment of schizophrenia - ANSWER Antipsychotics, education for patients and family, hospitalization in acute stage, residential and rehabilitation programs, self-help groups 20. Waxy flexibility - ANSWER Remain in one position until someone changes their position 21. Cluster A Personality Disorders - ANSWER Includes paranoid, schizoid, and schizotypal. Persons with these disorders tend to demonstrate odd or eccentric behaviour 22. Depression - ANSWER persistent low mood that interferes with daily life. 23. Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) - ANSWER severe depression lasting ≥ 2 weeks with functional impairment (can't work, socialize, enjoy life). 24. Dysthymia (Persistent Depressive Disorder) - ANSWER mild/moderate depression lasting ≥ 2 years. Not as severe as MDD but very long-lasting. 25. Anhedonia - ANSWER inability to feel pleasure (big red flag for depression). 26. Anergia - ANSWER lack of energy, fatigue, slowed movements. 27. SIG-E-CAPS - ANSWER Memory Trick for signs and symptoms of depression. 28. Sleep disturbances - ANSWER too much or too little sleep. 29. Interest ↓ (anhedonia) - ANSWER decreased interest in activities. 30. Guilt, hopelessness - ANSWER feelings of guilt and hopelessness. 31. Energy ↓ (anergia, fatigue) - ANSWER decreased energy and fatigue. 32. Concentration ↓, indecisiveness - ANSWER difficulty concentrating and making decisions. 33. Appetite changes - ANSWER changes in appetite (↑ or ↓, weight change). 34. Psychomotor agitation/retardation - ANSWER restlessness or slowed movements. 35. Suicidal thoughts - ANSWER thoughts of self-harm or suicide. 36. What can happen if there is high WBC count in a pregnant women's body? - ANSWER Infection 37. What happens when someone is in active labour (2-8)? - ANSWER - Cervix dilation 4-10 cm - amniotic membrane may rupture - effacement of cervix occurs - contractions are 2-5 mins apart 38. What is a displaced fundus mean? - ANSWER Bladder dysfunction; bladder may be full 39. s/s of postpartum hemorrhage - ANSWER - hypovolemic shock - anemia - tachycardia - increased respirations - BP drops - confusion, restlessness 40. What is the homan signs? or dorsiflexion sign test? - ANSWER Physical examination procedure that is used to test for deep vein thrombosis(DVT) 41. What is a DVT (deep vein thrombosis)? - ANSWER a clot forming in the pelvic or lower extremity veins, deep vein 42. What is DVT caused by? - ANSWER cesarean birth 43. What are some findings of DVT? - ANSWER - pain - calf tenderness - leg edema - pain when walking

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PN3003 EXAM STUDY GUIDE 2026/2027
ACCURATE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
DETAILED SOLUTIONS ||
100% GUARANTEED PASS
<NEWEST VERSION>


1. Defense Mechanisms - ANSWER ✔ Relatively involuntary patterns of
response which involve feelings, thoughts and behaviours

2. Coping Mechanisms - ANSWER ✔ Conscious and purposeful processes
that are based on cognition

3. DSM-V-TR - ANSWER ✔ Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental
Disorders. Widely used system of classifying psychological disorders

4. DSM Axis I - ANSWER ✔ Clinical Psychiatric Disorders

5. DSM Axis II - ANSWER ✔ Personality Disorders and Mental Retardation

6. DSM Axis III - ANSWER ✔ General Medical Conditions

7. DSM Axis IV - ANSWER ✔ Psychosocial and Environmental Factors

8. DSM Axis V - ANSWER ✔ Global Assessment of Functioning

9. Psychological Testing - ANSWER ✔ A procedure in which a carefully
designed set of questions is used to gain some insight into the personality of
the individual or group

10.Electroenceohalogram (EEG) - ANSWER ✔ An amplified recording of the
waves of electrical activity sweeping across the brain's surface. These waves
are measured by electrodes placed on the scalp.

,11.Neuroimaging - ANSWER ✔ Sophisticated computer-aided procedure that
allows nonintrusive examination of nervous system structure and function.
(CT, MRI, PET)

12.Pharmacotherapy - ANSWER ✔ The application of drugs for the purpose
of disease prevention and treatment of suffering

13.Schizophrenia - ANSWER ✔ A disorder involving disorganization in
mental processes, is chronic and disabling. Includes perceptual disturbances,
behavioural alterations, and disorganized thinking

14.Positive Symptoms of Schizophrenia - ANSWER ✔ Evidenced early in
process of the disorder. Delusions, word salad, clang associations, thought
broadcasting, thought insertion, loose associations, neologism,
hallucinations, illusions, depersonalization, bizarre behaviour, agitation,
catatonia

15.Negative Symptoms of Schizophrenia - ANSWER ✔ Develop slowly over
time. Blunt or flat affect, lack of energy, failure to find pleasure in activities,
lack of motivation, inability to initiate self-care skills, inability to interact
with others, impoverished speech, substance use, depression and suicidal
acts, violent behaviour

16.Delusions - ANSWER ✔ Fixed, false ideas or beliefs which are
inconsistent with reality (depressive, somatic, grandiose, persecution)

17.Hallucinations - ANSWER ✔ False sensory perceptions, unrelated to
reality (visual, auditory, olfactory, tactile, gustatory)

18.Catatonic - ANSWER ✔ Characterized by a marked lack of movement,
activity, or expression

19.Treatment of schizophrenia - ANSWER ✔ Antipsychotics, education for
patients and family, hospitalization in acute stage, residential and
rehabilitation programs, self-help groups

,20.Waxy flexibility - ANSWER ✔ Remain in one position until someone
changes their position

21.Cluster A Personality Disorders - ANSWER ✔ Includes paranoid,
schizoid, and schizotypal. Persons with these disorders tend to demonstrate
odd or eccentric behaviour

22.Depression - ANSWER ✔ persistent low mood that interferes with daily
life.

23.Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) - ANSWER ✔ severe depression
lasting ≥ 2 weeks with functional impairment (can't work, socialize, enjoy
life).

24.Dysthymia (Persistent Depressive Disorder) - ANSWER ✔ mild/moderate
depression lasting ≥ 2 years. Not as severe as MDD but very long-lasting.

25.Anhedonia - ANSWER ✔ inability to feel pleasure (big red flag for
depression).

26.Anergia - ANSWER ✔ lack of energy, fatigue, slowed movements.

27.SIG-E-CAPS - ANSWER ✔ Memory Trick for signs and symptoms of
depression.

28.Sleep disturbances - ANSWER ✔ too much or too little sleep.

29.Interest ↓ (anhedonia) - ANSWER ✔ decreased interest in activities.

30.Guilt, hopelessness - ANSWER ✔ feelings of guilt and hopelessness.

31.Energy ↓ (anergia, fatigue) - ANSWER ✔ decreased energy and fatigue.

32.Concentration ↓, indecisiveness - ANSWER ✔ difficulty concentrating and
making decisions.

33.Appetite changes - ANSWER ✔ changes in appetite (↑ or ↓, weight
change).

, 34.Psychomotor agitation/retardation - ANSWER ✔ restlessness or slowed
movements.

35.Suicidal thoughts - ANSWER ✔ thoughts of self-harm or suicide.

36.What can happen if there is high WBC count in a pregnant women's body? -
ANSWER ✔ Infection

37.What happens when someone is in active labour (2-8)? - ANSWER ✔ -
Cervix dilation 4-10 cm
- amniotic membrane may rupture
- effacement of cervix occurs
- contractions are 2-5 mins apart

38.What is a displaced fundus mean? - ANSWER ✔ Bladder dysfunction;
bladder may be full

39.s/s of postpartum hemorrhage - ANSWER ✔ - hypovolemic shock
- anemia
- tachycardia
- increased respirations
- BP drops
- confusion, restlessness

40.What is the homan signs? or dorsiflexion sign test? - ANSWER ✔ Physical
examination procedure that is used to test for deep vein thrombosis(DVT)

41.What is a DVT (deep vein thrombosis)? - ANSWER ✔ a clot forming in
the pelvic or lower extremity veins, deep vein

42.What is DVT caused by? - ANSWER ✔ cesarean birth

43.What are some findings of DVT? - ANSWER ✔ - pain
- calf tenderness
- leg edema
- pain when walking

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