NU643 QUIZ 2 WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
Perceptual distortions - correct answers-being distressed by hallucinatory voices, hearing voices that
accuse, blame, or threaten punishment, seeing visions, reporting hallucinations of touch, taste, or order,
or reporting that familiar things and people seem changed
Motor disturbances - correct answers-rigid postures, signs of tension, inappropriate grins or giggles,
repetitive gestures, talking, muttering, or mumbling to oneself
paranoid psychosis - correct answers-the patient has paranoid projections, hostile belligerence and
grandiose expansiveness
paranoid projection - correct answers-preoccupation with delusional beliefs, believing that people are
talking about oneself, believe one is being persecuted, or being conspired against, and believing people
or external forces control ones actions
hostile belligerence - correct answers-verbal expression of feelings of hostility, expressing an attitude of
disdain, manifesting a hostile, sullen attitude, manifesting irritability and grouchiness, tending to blame
others for problems, expressing feeling of resentment, complaining and finding fault, and expressing
suspicion of people
grandiose expansiveness - correct answers-exhibiting an attitude of superiority, hearing voices that
praise, believing one has unusual powers
disorganized/excited psychosis - correct answers-conceptual disorganization, disorientation, and
excitement, giving answers that are irrelevant, drifting off the subject or repeating certain words
depressive psychosis - correct answers-psychomotor retardation, apathy, and anxious self punishment
and blame
psychomotor retardation - correct answers-slowed speech, indifferences to ones future, fixed facial
expressions, slowed movements, deficiencies in recent memory, blocking in speech, low speech, failure
to answer questions
delusions - correct answers-a positive symptom, usually involve a misinterpretation of perceptions or
experiences, most common with schizophrenia is persecutory
hallucinations - correct answers-a positive symptom, may occur in any form of sensory (auditory, visual,
etc), auditory are the most common with schizophrenia
alogia - correct answers-dysfunction of communication, restrictions in fluency and productivity of
thoughts and speech
affective blunting or flattening - correct answers-restrictions in the range and intensity of emotional
expression
asociality - correct answers-reduced social drive and interaction
anhedonia - correct answers-reduced ability to experience pleasure
Perceptual distortions - correct answers-being distressed by hallucinatory voices, hearing voices that
accuse, blame, or threaten punishment, seeing visions, reporting hallucinations of touch, taste, or order,
or reporting that familiar things and people seem changed
Motor disturbances - correct answers-rigid postures, signs of tension, inappropriate grins or giggles,
repetitive gestures, talking, muttering, or mumbling to oneself
paranoid psychosis - correct answers-the patient has paranoid projections, hostile belligerence and
grandiose expansiveness
paranoid projection - correct answers-preoccupation with delusional beliefs, believing that people are
talking about oneself, believe one is being persecuted, or being conspired against, and believing people
or external forces control ones actions
hostile belligerence - correct answers-verbal expression of feelings of hostility, expressing an attitude of
disdain, manifesting a hostile, sullen attitude, manifesting irritability and grouchiness, tending to blame
others for problems, expressing feeling of resentment, complaining and finding fault, and expressing
suspicion of people
grandiose expansiveness - correct answers-exhibiting an attitude of superiority, hearing voices that
praise, believing one has unusual powers
disorganized/excited psychosis - correct answers-conceptual disorganization, disorientation, and
excitement, giving answers that are irrelevant, drifting off the subject or repeating certain words
depressive psychosis - correct answers-psychomotor retardation, apathy, and anxious self punishment
and blame
psychomotor retardation - correct answers-slowed speech, indifferences to ones future, fixed facial
expressions, slowed movements, deficiencies in recent memory, blocking in speech, low speech, failure
to answer questions
delusions - correct answers-a positive symptom, usually involve a misinterpretation of perceptions or
experiences, most common with schizophrenia is persecutory
hallucinations - correct answers-a positive symptom, may occur in any form of sensory (auditory, visual,
etc), auditory are the most common with schizophrenia
alogia - correct answers-dysfunction of communication, restrictions in fluency and productivity of
thoughts and speech
affective blunting or flattening - correct answers-restrictions in the range and intensity of emotional
expression
asociality - correct answers-reduced social drive and interaction
anhedonia - correct answers-reduced ability to experience pleasure
