Psychiatrie Test

Which of the following is considered to be a symptom of manic disorder?

Which of the following is a tricyclic antidepressant drug?

A 32-year-old female came to the psychiatric outpatient clinic on 02nd January 2017. She complained of poor sleep, feelings of guilt, irritable, hopelessness and suicidal thought. Her symptoms started about one months prior to consultation. In 2013, she had mental problem such as talk too much, expensive mood, grandiose idea, and aggressive behavior (for 6 months). Her blood pressure is 110/70, pouls is 80/mn. What is her appropriate diagnosis?

A 25-year-old, widow with 2 children, she comes to see the psychiatric outpatient clinic alone. She complained of oversleeping, overeating, weakness, feelings of guilt, problems thinking and making decisions, and worry too much. Her symptoms started about two months prior to consultation (no previous psychiatric illness). Her blood pressure is 110/70, pouls is 80/mn. Which medication is better for this patient?

Every one experiences anxiety and often accompanied by autonomic symptoms. Which is the most probably explain in the statement below?

A 18 female patient, student, lives in Phnom- Penh, come to Psychiatric OPD and complains of palpitation, fearful, difficulty falling asleep, trembling and feeling numbness, especially crossing the bridge. What is the emotional response of this patient?

Mr. A 22 years old, single, worker, from Kg Speu province, come to psychiatric OPD by feeling of fearfulness, woke up often at midnight with fearful feeling, difficulty to concentrate with daily work and palpitation. He noted those symptoms happen in several days after saw the serious traffic accident which some people died and continue around one months. BP= 110mmhg/ 70mmhg, Pouls= 92/mn and Temperature=37 C: What is the probably diagnosis of this patient:

A 40 years old lady, house wife, lives in Phnom Penh, comes to Psychiatric OPD with her complaint of difficulty in breathing, cold extremities, difficulty falling asleep and look a bit pale. Her symptoms happened for more than 2 years. Her BP: 125/80mnhg, Pulse: 98/mn, T: 36.5 oC. If the patient answer with the therapist question with palpitation, sweating, trembling, psychological distress most of every day and could not stay home alone. Which is the main following diagnosis could be made?

A 91 years old lady, comes to emergency because of shortness of breath, tighten and fear of dying. She was stay in bed for more than 1 year because of feeling unsafe of being out of bed, she afraid of no one can help her and she may die by heart attack. Her BP: 140/80mnhg, Pulse: 100/mn, T: 36.5 oC. She used to hospital admission many times but could not find any medical condition. Which is the main following psychological symptoms could be explore as an addition?

Ms. W have a “state of extreme fear that cannot be controlled” with interfere her functioning. This scenario describes which of the following anxiety disorders?

Every one experiences anxiety and often accompanied by autonomic symptoms. Which is the most explanation the “ reverses stress response” in the following statement activities?

Every one experiences anxiety and often accompanied by autonomic symptoms. Which is the most probably explain in the statement below?

Which is the best characteristic in the following below that explain a repetitive behavior individuals feeling?

Mrs S is 40 years old, married, 2 children, teacher, from Kandal province. She comes to Psychiatric OPD alone and complains of palpitation, chestiness, cold extremities and fear of stay home alone but no symptoms of panic attacks with 6 months onset. BP= 120/75 mmhg, Pouls= 102/mn and Temperature=36.5 C: What is the probably diagnosis of this patient:

Which is the main author who was created the new theory of anxiety in 1926?

The parenting style can affect everything from how much the children getting stress. Which is the most explanation that parent is lenient in the statement below?

Mr. J experiences restlessness, fatigue, feeling on edge, and frightens very easily with everyday stressors in his life. This describes which anxiety disorder?

Patient SK 23 years old man, live in Kandal province, single, come to psychiatric OPD because of changing behavior such as concerned every things. Especially turned on the light, refrigerator, fan and other 2 -3 times before getting out home. His behavios happen for 2 months ago. What is the problem of the psychological symptoms of SK?

A 18 female patient, student, lives in Phnom- Penh, come to Psychiatric OPD and complains of palpitation, fearful, difficulty falling asleep, trembling and feeling numbness, especially crossing the bridge. What is the probably diagnosis of this patient?

What anxiety disorder is developed in response to an unexpected emotional or physical trauma that could not be controlled?

A person may experience when meeting new people in a strange setting. Which is the most probably explain the terms below?

Which is the main term of anxiety neurosis that Sigmund Freud was coined?

Which is the main author who was created the new theory of anxiety in 1926?

Look back to her anticonvulsant treatment in year 2012 her therapist gave an additional diagnosis as a schizophrenia like comorbidity based on her visual and auditory hallucination. The therapist added Haloperidol 5mg oral evening for 6 months and Diazepam 5mg oral at night for 7 days for her insomnia. She was completely recovered from psychosis comorbidity, but the Anticonvulsants had been continuing till now. Mrs MS can’t develop:

A woman named SM, 37 years old reports about her convulsion that begins with breathing difficult for 1 or 2mn then unconscious, generalized convulsion tonic-clonic, saliva secretion, urine passing out and back to consciousness in 10 to 15mn. Sometime she got wounds by falling on the ground. If the convulsion lasts more than 30mn, she would die, she said. She also got an epileptic electrical wave on EEG. In this case, chose the only one right answer in each of the following questions. Mrs MS has epilepsy, grand mal that is:

The anxiety state become common in an individual, the cumulative effect of mood swing and irritable. Which is the most effect can create in statement below?

A woman named SM, 37 years old reports about her convulsion that begins with breathing difficult for 1 or 2mn then unconscious, generalized convulsion tonic-clonic, saliva secretion, urine passing out and back to consciousness in 10 to 15mn. Sometime she got wounds by falling on the ground. If the convulsion lasts more than 30mn, she would die, she said. She also got an epileptic electrical wave on EEG. In this case, chose the only one right answer in each of the following questions. The Aura is:

The emotional and physical response to pressure could be the most explain in the term below.

ការកើតមាននូវសំទុះចិត្តពីផ្ទុយគ្នាកើតឡើងនៅលើមនុស្សតែម្នាក់និងក្នុងពេលតែមួយគឺជា:

ការប្រើប្រាស់ប្រភេទថ្នាំ Amphetamine អាចបណ្ដាលអោយមានរោគសញ្ញាផ្លូវចិត្តធ្ងន់ធ្ងរជាពិសេសគឺអារម្មណ៍ (affective)។ តើរោគសញ្ញាខាងក្រោម​ ណាមួយដែលជាចំឡើយត្រឹមត្រូវជាងគេ:

តាមកត្តា Biology មូលហេតុដែលបណ្ដាលអោយមានជំងឺ Schizophrenia បណ្ដាលមកពី

Neologism មានន័យថា:

អ្នកជំងឺម្នាក់ជឿយ៉ាងមាំ និងអះអាងថាខួរក្បាលរបស់គាត់បានរលួយអស់ហើយ។ ចូរជ្រើសរើសយកចំឡើយមួយដែលត្រឹមត្រូវជាងគេ

ការស្នើរអោយអ្នកជំងឺបកស្រាយអត្ថន័យ នៃសុភាសិតរឺអត្ថន័យបង្កប់នៃប្រយោគណាមួយគឺជាវិធីសាស្ដ្រនៃការវាយតំលៃទៅលើ

ក្រុម Psychotic Disorders មាន២ប្រភេទ

កំរិតនៃ Mental Retardation មាន

ពាក្យពេញរបស់ពាក្យ DSM

ដើម្បីគណនាតំលៃ IQ

Individuals with dysfunctional family relationship could be risk factors of:

A 37-year-old man has a history of hypochondriasis for past 5 years. Which of the following disorders best represents hypochondriasis?

A 28-year-old woman has suffered somatic symptom disorder for past 2 years. She has been living in a family with dysfunctional relationship and in a family that a member with depressive disorder. She works in a stressful business. Which of the followings is the most likely risk factor of her disease?

What is somatic symptom disorder?

A 56-year-old man has a history of illness anxiety disorder for past one year. He very worries that he has a serious illness and often change therapist. Which of the following reasons for changing therapists is most suitable?

A 17-year-olboy insists that his brain is rotten, despite there are reasonable explanations. Which of the followings is the most likely diagnosis?

A 28-year-old single woman has many physical symptoms such as abdominal pain, diarrhea, urinary frequency, chronic joint pain. She is very distress, even investigations reveal no physical basis. She believes that she suffered from a serious illness that therapists could not find out. Which of the followings is the most likely diagnosis?

Therapist has to be careful about Malingering for diagnosing:

Excessive thought, feeling, and behavior to events or activities could be the symptom of:

Excessive preoccupation with having an undiagnosed medical condition could be the clinical feature of:

A 27-year-old beer promotion woman presents constipation sometime. She believes that her bowel was cut into several pieces and always tells her relatives or friends despite they always confirm that it is impossible. What is the probable diagnosis?

Regarding illness anxiety disorder, which of the following statements is most likely correct?

Severe mental retardation has level of intellectual impairment below:

The main core component ofmental retardation is:

Which of below diagnosis is not included in the Pervasive Development Disorders?

The fundamental elements of Pervasive Developmental Disorders are:

Which one below is not belong to the core component of mental retardation?

Mild mental retardation has level of intellectual impairment below:

A 12 years old child has difficulty in eating or dressing, does not learn and develop skills as fast as other children do. The child is said:

A 23 year old man, who comes to the OPD because of long-standing suspiciousness and mistrust of people in general. He is often hostile, irritable and angry. He refuses responsibility for his own feeling and assign responsibility to others. The symptoms have been worse since 6 months. What is the differential diagnosis to rule out?

A 23 year old man, who comes to the OPD because of long-standing suspiciousness and mistrust of people in general. He is often hostile, irritable and angry. He refuses responsibility for his own feeling and assign responsibility to others. The symptoms have been worse since 6 months. What is the most important family history you need to explore?

A 23 year old man, who comes to the OPD because of long-standing suspiciousness and mistrust of people in general. He is often hostile, irritable and angry. He refuses responsibility for his own feeling and assign responsibility to others. The symptoms have been worse since 6 months. What is the essential feature of this man?