PRITE COMPRHENSIVE ANSWERS AND QUESTIONS
SET A+
✔✔Residual effects - ✔✔Which of the following is the major negative aspect of
crossover designs for research studies?
✔✔Lipofuscin - ✔✔Which of the following is the most common age-related marker seen
in brain tissue of an elderly person?
✔✔Homonymous hemianopia - ✔✔Stroke syndromes due to unilateral occlusion of the
posterior cerebral artery include which of the following types of visual loss?
✔✔Histamine - ✔✔Which of the following neurotransmitters plays a key role in
regulating the transition between sleep and wakefulness?
✔✔Appreciation of significance - ✔✔A psychiatrist is called to assess the decisional
capacity of a patient to refuse an emergency cesarean section for complete placenta
previa. Upon assessment the patient who has an intellectual disability states that she
would prefer to allow her labor to progress slowly as she would like her baby to be born
on a Sunday. She is able to repeat the information provided by the OB team including
the risk of severe blood loss during labor stating that she will be fine as "I have a lot
more blood than I need anyway." The patient does not have capacity to refuse
emergency surgery based on which of the following criteria?
✔✔Inability to sustain tongue protruded - ✔✔A 38-year-old with cognitive impairment
and movement disorder is seen for evaluation. The patient appears fidgety while sitting
in her chair and has odd facial gestures and scores a 20 on the Montreal Cognitive
Assessment. Which of the following movements is typical for this condition?
✔✔Arcuate nucleus - ✔✔Orexin neurons involved in the regulation of appetite arise
from which part of the hypothalamus?
✔✔National Alliance for the Mentally Ill - ✔✔The most prominent lobbying and support
organization for families of people with severe psychiatric disorders is the:
, ✔✔Friedreich's ataxia - ✔✔Which of the following is caused by a trinucleotide repeat
expansion?
✔✔Interpersonal therapy - ✔✔A 33-year-old woman reports feeling sad and
experiencing symptoms of mild depression following the birth of her child four months
ago. She reports distress about difficulty in making the change from working
professional to mother. What psychotherapy was designed to address such changes?
✔✔Schizotypal - ✔✔There is an increased risk schizophrenia diagnosis in the relatives
of patients win which of the following personality disorders?
✔✔Schizophrenia - ✔✔Emil Kraepelin is credited with being the first to separate senile
dementia from dementia praecox, which has since become known as:
✔✔Major depressive disorder - ✔✔Which of the following comorbidities is most
commonly associated with hoarding disorder?
✔✔Suprachiasmatic nucleus - ✔✔In which of the following areas are circadian rhythms
related to sleep behavior set and maintained?
✔✔Autism spectrum disorder - ✔✔The psychiatric disorder most closely linked to
accelerated brain growth between the ages of one and four years is:
✔✔Body temperature - ✔✔Maximum sleepiness in humans occurs when melatonin
level reaches its highest point, and which of the following reaches its lowest point?
✔✔GABA-A - ✔✔Brexanolone is an allosteric modulator of which of the following
receptors?
✔✔Protein kinase C - ✔✔The antimanic properties of tamoxifen are thought to be due
to its inhibition of which of the following?
✔✔Psychotherapy - ✔✔Which of the following recommendations is the most effective in
promoting treatment adherence in a patient awaiting a transplant?
✔✔Pramipexole - ✔✔Which of the following medications is an effective first-line
treatment for patients with restless leg syndrome?
✔✔Clanging - ✔✔When asked "How are you feeling today?" during an initial outpatient
evaluation visit the patient responds "I am away. At the bay. Hey, Hey. What a day."
What thought process is the patient exhibiting?
SET A+
✔✔Residual effects - ✔✔Which of the following is the major negative aspect of
crossover designs for research studies?
✔✔Lipofuscin - ✔✔Which of the following is the most common age-related marker seen
in brain tissue of an elderly person?
✔✔Homonymous hemianopia - ✔✔Stroke syndromes due to unilateral occlusion of the
posterior cerebral artery include which of the following types of visual loss?
✔✔Histamine - ✔✔Which of the following neurotransmitters plays a key role in
regulating the transition between sleep and wakefulness?
✔✔Appreciation of significance - ✔✔A psychiatrist is called to assess the decisional
capacity of a patient to refuse an emergency cesarean section for complete placenta
previa. Upon assessment the patient who has an intellectual disability states that she
would prefer to allow her labor to progress slowly as she would like her baby to be born
on a Sunday. She is able to repeat the information provided by the OB team including
the risk of severe blood loss during labor stating that she will be fine as "I have a lot
more blood than I need anyway." The patient does not have capacity to refuse
emergency surgery based on which of the following criteria?
✔✔Inability to sustain tongue protruded - ✔✔A 38-year-old with cognitive impairment
and movement disorder is seen for evaluation. The patient appears fidgety while sitting
in her chair and has odd facial gestures and scores a 20 on the Montreal Cognitive
Assessment. Which of the following movements is typical for this condition?
✔✔Arcuate nucleus - ✔✔Orexin neurons involved in the regulation of appetite arise
from which part of the hypothalamus?
✔✔National Alliance for the Mentally Ill - ✔✔The most prominent lobbying and support
organization for families of people with severe psychiatric disorders is the:
, ✔✔Friedreich's ataxia - ✔✔Which of the following is caused by a trinucleotide repeat
expansion?
✔✔Interpersonal therapy - ✔✔A 33-year-old woman reports feeling sad and
experiencing symptoms of mild depression following the birth of her child four months
ago. She reports distress about difficulty in making the change from working
professional to mother. What psychotherapy was designed to address such changes?
✔✔Schizotypal - ✔✔There is an increased risk schizophrenia diagnosis in the relatives
of patients win which of the following personality disorders?
✔✔Schizophrenia - ✔✔Emil Kraepelin is credited with being the first to separate senile
dementia from dementia praecox, which has since become known as:
✔✔Major depressive disorder - ✔✔Which of the following comorbidities is most
commonly associated with hoarding disorder?
✔✔Suprachiasmatic nucleus - ✔✔In which of the following areas are circadian rhythms
related to sleep behavior set and maintained?
✔✔Autism spectrum disorder - ✔✔The psychiatric disorder most closely linked to
accelerated brain growth between the ages of one and four years is:
✔✔Body temperature - ✔✔Maximum sleepiness in humans occurs when melatonin
level reaches its highest point, and which of the following reaches its lowest point?
✔✔GABA-A - ✔✔Brexanolone is an allosteric modulator of which of the following
receptors?
✔✔Protein kinase C - ✔✔The antimanic properties of tamoxifen are thought to be due
to its inhibition of which of the following?
✔✔Psychotherapy - ✔✔Which of the following recommendations is the most effective in
promoting treatment adherence in a patient awaiting a transplant?
✔✔Pramipexole - ✔✔Which of the following medications is an effective first-line
treatment for patients with restless leg syndrome?
✔✔Clanging - ✔✔When asked "How are you feeling today?" during an initial outpatient
evaluation visit the patient responds "I am away. At the bay. Hey, Hey. What a day."
What thought process is the patient exhibiting?
