Round 1

Question 1

What delusion type is that cues in the external environment are uniquely related to the individual?

Answer 1

Ideas of reference

Question 2

What is belief that one’s thoughts can be heard by others?

Answer 2

Thought broadcasting

Question 3

What is belief that outside thoughts are being placed in one’s head?

Answer 3

Thought Insertion

Question 4

What is a misinterpretation of an existing sensory stimulus, such as mistaking a shadow for an evil spirit?

Answer 4

Illusion

Question 5

What is sensory perception without an actual external stimulus?

Answer 5

hallucination

Question 6

What is repeats words or phrases back?

Answer 6

Echolalia

Question 7

What is mimics behavior?

Answer 7

Echopraxia

Question 8

What is spasms of face, neck, and tongue?

Answer 8

Dystonia

Question 9

What is a feeling of restlessness?

Answer 9

Akathisia

Question 10

In the Montreal Cognitive Assessment, what is being assessed with “person, place, and time?”

Answer 10

Orientation

Question 11

In the Montreal Cognitive Assessment, what is being assessed with serial 7, repeating digits?

Answer 11

Attention

Question 12

What is assessed with saying how a train and bicycle are alike?

Answer 12

Abstraciton

Question 13

What are Neologisms?

Answer 13

Made up words

Question 14

What is abrupt cessation of communication before the idea is finished?

Answer 14

Thought blocking

Question 15

What sexual paraphilia is sexual arousal from touch or rubbing on an unexpected person?

Answer 15

Frotteuristic disorder

Question 16

What sexual paraphilia is sexual arousal from watching an unexpecting person disrobe?

Answer 16

Exhibitionistic disorder

Question 17

What is sexual arousal from the act of being humiliated, beaten, or bound?

Answer 17

Sexual masochism

Question 18

What is sexual arousal from the physical suffering of the partner?

Answer 18

Sexual Sadism

Question 19

What is sexual arousal from cross dressing?

Answer 19

Transvestic disorder

Question 20

What is repressed thoughts that some thinks, primary process with no regard to logic or time?

Answer 20

Unconscious

Question 21

What contains memories that are easy to bring into awareness but not unless consciously retrieved?

Answer 21

Preconscious

Question 22

What contains current thoughts and secondary process thinking, mature logical stuff?

Answer 22

Conscious

Question 23

What are unconscious, instinctual sexual/aggressive urges and primary process thinking?

Answer 23

ID

Question 24

What part of the brain has the ethical standards and provides the moral standards for the ego?

Answer 24

Superego

Question 25

What connects ID, superego, and environment?

Answer 25

Ego

Question 26

Tobacco does or does not induce CYP450?

Answer 26

does induce

Question 27

Carbamazepine does or does not induce CYP450?

Answer 27

does induce

Question 28

Barbiturates does or does not induce CYP450?

Answer 28

does induce

Question 29

St. John's wort does or does not induce CYP450?

Answer 29

does induce

Question 30

Fluvoxamine does or does not induce CYP450?

Answer 30

does not induce

Question 31

Fluoxetine does or does not induce CYP450?

Answer 31

does not induce

Question 32

Paroxetine does or does not induce CYP450?

Answer 32

does not induce

Question 33

Duloxetine does or does not induce CYP450?

Answer 33

does not induce

Question 34

Sertraline does or does not induce CYP450?

Answer 34

does not induce

Question 35

Bupropion blocks reuptake of what?

Answer 35

Norepinephrine and dopamine reuptake

Question 36

Clomipramine is used for what?

Answer 36

OCD

Question 37

Doxepin is what?

Answer 37

TCA used for pain

Question 38

Why are Nortriptyline and Despipramine great TCA drugs?

Answer 38

Secondary Amines that have less side effects

Question 39

What is your 6th amendment right?

Answer 39

Right to counsel, speedy trial, and to confront a witness

Question 40

What is your 14th amendment right?

Answer 40

Right to due process of the law

Question 41

What is parens patriae?

Answer 41

Protecting people that cannot protect themselves

Question 42

What insanity defense standard is the person did not understand what he or she was doing or that was wrong?

Answer 42

M'Naghten

Question 43

What defense standard is a person could not appreciate right from wrong or could not control actions?

Answer 43

American Law Institute Model Penal Code

Question 44

What is the necessary time frame for binge eating?

Answer 44

at least once a week for 3 months

Question 45

What drug inhibits pancreatic lipase and can allow for weight loss?

Answer 45

Orilstat

Question 46

What makes Parkinson's Disease unique to Huntington's Disease?

Answer 46

Parkinson's Disease: The motor symptoms show up first, then the cognitive decline

Question 47

Diazepam and Clonazepam are what types of benzos?

Answer 47

Fast acting

Question 48

What type of patients should avoid clonazepam?

Answer 48

Renal Dysfunction

Question 49

What types of patients would benefit from Oxazepam, Temazepam, and Lorazepam?

Answer 49

Liver failure patients

Question 50

Donepezil, Galantamine, and Rivastigmine are used in what disease?

Answer 50

Alzheimer's Disease

Question 51

Procainamide and quinidine can have what side effect?

Answer 51

Confusion and Delirium

Question 52

Albuterol can have what side effect?

Answer 52

Anxiety, Confusion

Question 53

Isoniazid can have what side effect?

Answer 53

Psychosis

Question 54

Tetracycline can have what side effect?

Answer 54

Depression

Question 55

Nifedipine, verapamil can have what side effect?

Answer 55

Depression

Question 56

Cimetidine can have what side effect?

Answer 56

Depression, confusion, and psychosis

Question 57

Steroids can have what side effects?

Answer 57

Aggressiveness/agitation, mania, and depression

Question 58

What is fixed false beliefs, that do not make sense?

Answer 58

Delusions