QMHP EXAMINATION TEST 2026 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
◉ Anosognosia. Answer: A condition in which a person with an illness
seems unaware of the existence of his or her illness.
◉ labile affect. Answer: rapid & abrupt changes in affect mood or
demeaner. Repeated, rapid, and abrupt shifts in affective expression
◉ depersonalization/derealization disorder. Answer: individuals feel
detached from their own mind and body (depersonalization) or from
their surroundings (derealization)
◉ Alogia. Answer: poverty of speech; lessening of speech fluency and
productivity
◉ delusion. Answer: a false belief, often of persecution or grandeur, that
may accompany psychotic disorders
◉ Euthymic mood. Answer: Mood in the "normal" range, which implies
the absence of depressed or elevated mood.
, ◉ Expansive mood. Answer: Lack of restraint in expressing one's
feelings, frequently with an overvaluation of one's significance or
importance.
◉ ACT. Answer: Assertive Community Treatment - intensive, highly
integrated approach that is evidenced based
◉ Duces Cutem. Answer: Latin to bring with
◉ BARF. Answer: Benefits, alternatives, risk, fees
◉ elevated mood. Answer: a mood state involving extreme confidence
and exaggerated feelings of energy and well-being
◉ grimace. Answer: Hard and inappropriate facial expressions,
unrelated to the situation situation
◉ Echolalia. Answer: Automatic and immediate repetition of what
others say; pathological, parrot-like and senseless repetition (echoing).
◉ dyskinesia. Answer: the distortion or impairment of voluntary
movement such as in a tic or spasm. Can be a side effect of antipsychotic
and meth
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
◉ Anosognosia. Answer: A condition in which a person with an illness
seems unaware of the existence of his or her illness.
◉ labile affect. Answer: rapid & abrupt changes in affect mood or
demeaner. Repeated, rapid, and abrupt shifts in affective expression
◉ depersonalization/derealization disorder. Answer: individuals feel
detached from their own mind and body (depersonalization) or from
their surroundings (derealization)
◉ Alogia. Answer: poverty of speech; lessening of speech fluency and
productivity
◉ delusion. Answer: a false belief, often of persecution or grandeur, that
may accompany psychotic disorders
◉ Euthymic mood. Answer: Mood in the "normal" range, which implies
the absence of depressed or elevated mood.
, ◉ Expansive mood. Answer: Lack of restraint in expressing one's
feelings, frequently with an overvaluation of one's significance or
importance.
◉ ACT. Answer: Assertive Community Treatment - intensive, highly
integrated approach that is evidenced based
◉ Duces Cutem. Answer: Latin to bring with
◉ BARF. Answer: Benefits, alternatives, risk, fees
◉ elevated mood. Answer: a mood state involving extreme confidence
and exaggerated feelings of energy and well-being
◉ grimace. Answer: Hard and inappropriate facial expressions,
unrelated to the situation situation
◉ Echolalia. Answer: Automatic and immediate repetition of what
others say; pathological, parrot-like and senseless repetition (echoing).
◉ dyskinesia. Answer: the distortion or impairment of voluntary
movement such as in a tic or spasm. Can be a side effect of antipsychotic
and meth
