Test Bank For Kaplan and Sadock's
Comprehensive Textbook of Psychiatry
Risk factor for suicide in depression
are all
EXCEPT:
,2.
,Test Bank For Kaplan and Sadock's
Comprehensive Textbook of Psychiatry
Correct Answer - A
Mental retardation
Dyslexia: An imprecise term concerning a condition in
which an individual with normal vision is unable to
interpret written language. The condition is more
common in males and is noticed in children with
reading difficulty in the first grade. These
individuals can see and recognize letters but are
unable to spell and write words. They have no
difficulty recognizing the meaning of objects and
pictures.
Dyslexia is unrelated to intelligence.
, 4.
Correct Answer - D
Hypomania and depression REF: Current Diagnosis &
Treatment in
Psychiatry Chapter 21
Bipolar disorders can be conceptualized into three distinct
entities: Bipolar I disorder, consisting of episodes
of mania cycling with depressive episodes
Bipolar II disorder, consisting of episodes of
hypomania cycling with depressive episodes
Cyclothymicdisorder, consisting of hypomania and less severe
episodes of depression. Very few patients have only manic
episodes.
1.
2.
3.
A 30 year old lady do sudden onset
breathlessness, anxiety, palpitation & feeling
of impending doom. Physical
Comprehensive Textbook of Psychiatry
Risk factor for suicide in depression
are all
EXCEPT:
,2.
,Test Bank For Kaplan and Sadock's
Comprehensive Textbook of Psychiatry
Correct Answer - A
Mental retardation
Dyslexia: An imprecise term concerning a condition in
which an individual with normal vision is unable to
interpret written language. The condition is more
common in males and is noticed in children with
reading difficulty in the first grade. These
individuals can see and recognize letters but are
unable to spell and write words. They have no
difficulty recognizing the meaning of objects and
pictures.
Dyslexia is unrelated to intelligence.
, 4.
Correct Answer - D
Hypomania and depression REF: Current Diagnosis &
Treatment in
Psychiatry Chapter 21
Bipolar disorders can be conceptualized into three distinct
entities: Bipolar I disorder, consisting of episodes
of mania cycling with depressive episodes
Bipolar II disorder, consisting of episodes of
hypomania cycling with depressive episodes
Cyclothymicdisorder, consisting of hypomania and less severe
episodes of depression. Very few patients have only manic
episodes.
1.
2.
3.
A 30 year old lady do sudden onset
breathlessness, anxiety, palpitation & feeling
of impending doom. Physical
