pheno part 2

Question 1

Lilliputian

Answer 1

Abnormal perception of object - in detail but the size is smaller- delerium tremens

Question 2

Extracampine

Answer 2

Outside the normal sensory field

Question 3

Functional ( Hallunication)

Answer 3

Generated in the presense of unrelated stimuli - tap being turned on means my father is saying bad things

Question 4

Synaethesia

Answer 4

Doctor writing means someone is writing across my stomach

Question 5

Palinopsia

Answer 5

Seeing the reappearance of an object - Parkinsons

Question 6

Paraphasia

Answer 6

Words interspersed with garbled noise/sounds

Question 7

Ganser Syndrome

Answer 7

Approximate answers
Clouding of consciousness
Echolalia and echopraxia
Hallucinations 
Somatic conversion syndrome
High rate in prisoners

Question 8

Omission

Answer 8

sudden discontinuation of chain of thought

Question 9

Knight’s move thinking

Answer 9

bears a more tangential relationship

Question 10

Fusion

Answer 10

merging of separate ideas

Question 11

Drivelling

Answer 11

muddling of elements within an idea to the extent the meaning is totally obscure to the listener

Question 12

Desultory thinking

Answer 12

expressed correctly with syntax and grammatical construction but juxtaposed inappropriately

Question 13

Condensations

Answer 13

common themes from two or more ideas are combined to form an incomprehensible concept

Question 14

Cotard’s syndrome

Answer 14

comprises any one of a series of delusions that range from a belief that one has lost organs, blood, or body parts to insisting that one has lost one’s soul or is dead.

Question 15

obsessional thoughts have three essential features:

Answer 15

• a feeling of subjective compulsion
• a resistance to it
• preservation of insight