Schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders
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This is the self assessment questionnaire on the today's lecture on the topic ie. "Schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders". this self-assessment form is solely for your self-evaluation about the mentioned topic.
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A 30 year old man is brought to psychiatry OPD by his mother. She is very concerned because patient has become increasingly withdrawn and behaved strangely for the last 6 weeks. She reports that he expresses fears that his body is decomposing and hears the voices of his long deceased father telling him, “Come to me.”. Vital signs are normal and physical examination is unremarkable. On mental status examination, the patient appears expressionless and makes poor eye contact. At times, he does not answer and mumbles to himself.
Based on this scenario, answer Q1 to Q5
Q1. What is the most likely diagnosis?
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Q2. The auditory hallucinations which this patient is experiencing is believed to be an increase in dopamine levels in which of the following pathway? *
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Q3. Which of the following drugs can be a treatment option in this patient?
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Q4. According to DSM V, to classify any psychotic disorder as “Schizophrenia”, what is the minimum duration for which the patient must be experiencing symptoms?
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Q5. The patient’s feeling that “his body is decomposing” is a kind of
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A 35 year old man is brought to psychiatry department by his wife. She says that he has stayed up late every night for the past week, praying and shouting he is “the God’s messenger”. During the evaluation, patient speaks rapidly and believes he has super powers to save humankind. He shakes his head in response to voices, saying that there is fight between good and evil and he will defeat the evil. He has history of psychiatric illness since his early 20s. He has been hospitalized for several depressive episodes over last 10 years. Between hospitalizations, he had periods lasting for several months during which his moods is stable, but he has continued to hear the voices of god.
Based on the above scenario, answer the following questions
Q1. What is the most likely diagnosis?
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Q2. Which of the following mechanics is believed to be the cause of negative symptoms in patients of psychosis?
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Q3. A few days after the patient was started on antipsychotic medications, he started experiencing resting tremors of hands and increased muscle tone? These adverse effects are caused by dopamine antagonism in
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Q4. Which of the following is a bad prognostic factor in the course of a psychotic disorder
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Q5. Which of the following increases the risk of Schizophrenia in an individual?
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