| Post Name | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR IN PSYCHIATRY - MEDICAL EDUCATION |
|---|---|
| Question Paper Code | 008/2019/OL |
| Category Code | 001/2018 |
| Date of Test | 3 April 2019 |
| Medium of Question | ENGLISH |
| Exam Type | Online Examination |
| Total Questions | 100 |
1
Who became martyr in 'Paliyam Satyagraha'?
Answer
B. A.G. Velayudhan
2
Name the president of Cuba
Answer
A. Miguel Diaz-Canel
3
Which article of the Indian Constitution abolishes untouchability?
Answer
C. Article 17
4
The Malayalam drama 'Pattabakki' is written by
Answer
D. K. Damodaran
5
The Journalist murdered in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul in October, 2018 is __________.
Answer
C. Jamal Khashoggi
6
Name the author of 'Vichaara viplavam'
Answer
A. Kuttippuzha Krishna Pillai
7
Diwan P. Rajagopalachari appointed a mediator to deal with the agrarian agitation led by Mahatma Ayyankali. Who was he?
Answer
D. Nagam Pillai
8
The procedure and method of election of the president of India has been taken from __________ constitution.
Answer
B. Irish
9
The first women in the 10-50 age group have to enter the Sabarimala Ayyappa Temple following the Supreme Court verdict of September 28, 2018 were __________.
Answer
Question Cancelled
10
The social reformer, who led the 'Pullad lahala', an agitation for school entry for the lower caste children was ________.
Answer
C. Vellikkara Chothi
11
The historic summit between the president of the U.S.A. Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un held in ___________ in June 2018.
Answer
A. Singapore
12
The social reformer who is known as 'Yuktivadi'
Answer
D. M.C. Joseph
13
What is India's rank on the Global Hunger Index, 2018?
Answer
A. 103rd
14
The political party founded by Kamal Haasan
Answer
C. Makkal Needhi Maiam
15
The social reformer who associated with 'kallumaala' agitation in perinad, kollam
Answer
Question Cancelled
16
One among the following was the leader of PRDS. Who was he?
Answer
D. Njaliyankuzhi Simon Yohannan
17
'Knesset' is the name of the parliament of _________.
Answer
B. Israel
18
How many women members were there in the Indian Constituent Assembly?
Answer
C. 15
19
The ruling party of Bengladesh
Answer
A. Awami League
20
Who addressed Mahatma Gandhi as 'one man boundary force'?
Answer
D. Lord Mountbatten
21
Who has introduced the concept of psychoanalysis?
Answer
C. Freud
22
Insulin coma therapy was introduced by
Answer
B. Sakel
23
16 factor theory is about?
Answer
D. Personality
24
The following are dopaminergic tracts except
Answer
C. Meynert projection
25
Serotonergic syndrome is characterized by all the following except
Answer
B. Constipation
26
Draw a person test is a _________ test.
Answer
B. Projective
27
Blockade of Dopamine in tubero infundibular tract leads to the following except
Answer
D. Menorrhagia
28
ECT was first introduced in
Answer
B. 1938
29
Von Meduna is known for
Answer
C. Convulsions induced by camphor
30
The following are mental defence mechanisms except
Answer
A. Illusion
31
Papez circuit is about
Answer
B. Emotion
32
Autism was termed after
Answer
A. Kanner
33
Kasanin's contribution is
Answer
D. Schizoaffective disorder
34
The following are tricyclic antidepressents except
Answer
A. Maprotiline
35
Obsessions may be all of the following except
Answer
D. Emotions
36
Stupor is seen except in
Answer
D. Phobia
37
Cognitive Behaviour Therapy was introduced by
Answer
B. Beck
38
Ketamine is used in
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D. Depression
39
Monitoring should be done for agranulocytosis while the patient is on
Answer
B. Clozapine
40
Mental Health Care Act was signed by the Indian President in
Answer
C. 2017
41
The word schizophrenia was coined by
Answer
C. Bleuler
42
Systematic desensitization is a type of
Answer
D. Behaviour therapy
43
The following are mood stabilizers except
Answer
D. Baclofen
44
Tablet strength of Haloperidol is
Answer
Question Cancelled
45
The following are features of Hyperkinetic disorder except
Answer
B. Anxiety
46
According to Jean Piaget, which stage of cognitive development is egocentric?
Answer
C. Stage of Preoperational Thought
47
The size of a standard Rorschach card is
Answer
B. 7 × 9½ inches
48
All are correct regarding Pica except
Answer
B. More common in females
49
Who was the first psychiatrist to win Nobel Prize in 1927 for fever therapy in Paralytic Dementia?
Answer
A. Julius Wagner Jauregg
50
All are examples of Cortical Dementia except
Answer
D. Huntington's disease
51
Which of the following statements is not true regarding the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act (POCSO Act)?
Answer
C. Defines a child as a person below the age of 16 years
52
The perceptive of normality as described by Daniel Offer and Melvin Sabshin include all except
Answer
B. Normality as intelligence
53
Which of these stages of life cycle model of Erik Erikson does not belong to childhood?
Answer
C. Intimacy
54
Which of the following disorders is frequently associated as a comorbidity with Tourette's Disorder?
Answer
D. All of the above
55
Delusion is a disorder of _____________.
Answer
A. Thought
56
Atomoxetine is used in the treatment of
Answer
Question Cancelled
57
Autistic Spectrum Disorder includes
Answer
A. Childhood Disintegrative Disorder
58
Fragile X syndrome is characterised by all except
Answer
Question Cancelled
59
CAGE is a brief screening tool for assessment of which group of patients
Answer
A. Alcohol Dependence
60
Obsession is a disorder of
Answer
B. Possession
61
Persisting response to a previous stimulus after a new stimulus has been presented is
Answer
C. Perseveration
62
Pseudologia Phantastica is seen in
Answer
A. Munchausen syndrome
63
Regarding pseudodementia all are true except
Answer
B. Language impairment is common
64
Which section of Indian Penal Code deals with criminal responsibility of an insane person?
Answer
C. Section 84
65
Which Nobel literary laureate with a strong family history of suicide, is considered an example of inevitable suicide, having committed suicide on July 2, 1961?
Answer
B. Ernest Hemingway
66
Regarding Stuttering all are true except
Answer
D. Very few children have spontaneous recovery if untreated
67
Persistent Complex Bereavement Disorder is defined by DSM-5 criteria as persistence of clinically significant symptoms for a period of ___________ in the case of bereaved adults.
Answer
C. 1 year
68
Late onset Schizophrenia is characterised by all except
Answer
D. Poor prognosis
69
Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder, a new inclusion in DSM-5 is characterised by all except
Answer
C. Temper outbursts are consistent with developmental level
70
Which of the following is correct regarding biological changes associated with ageing?
Answer
D. Increased Monoamine Oxidase and Serotonin in brain
71
All are predisposing factors for delirium except
Answer
C. Female sex
72
The lifetime risk of suicide in bipolar disorder is
Answer
D. 15-20%
73
Which was the first country to legalise euthanasia?
Answer
C. Netherlands
74
Indications for seclusion or restraint of psychiatric patients include
Answer
D. All of the above
75
Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome is characterised by all except
Answer
D. More common in elderly
76
A person's degree of hypnotizability depends on ____________.
Answer
D. All of the above
77
A person having intense anxiety with peers and authority may benefit best from ___________.
Answer
C. Group psychotherapy
78
Systematic desensitization, a behavioural therapeutic technique based on counter conditioning was developed by __________.
Answer
C. Joseph Wolpe
79
Bowen model is employed in ___________.
Answer
B. Family therapy
80
Identifying and testing the validity of automatic thoughts and maladaptive assumptions from the basis for _________.
Answer
A. Cognitive therapy
81
Maximum potential for Akathisia is with __________.
Answer
B. Aripiprazole
82
Electro convulsive therapy was introduced in 1938 by _________.
Answer
B. Cerletti & Bini
83
An agent that binds to the same receptor as agonist for that receptor, but produces the opposite pharmacological effect is called ____________.
Answer
D. Inverse agonist
84
The ratio of the median toxic dose to the median effective dose is __________.
Answer
B. Therapeutic index
85
Studies to elucidate specific issues about a drug or to support additional indications of a drug are done in ___________.
Answer
D. Phase 4 trials
86
Limbic Leukotomy is not indicated in _________.
Answer
A. Schizophrenia
87
Premenstrual Dysphoria (PMD) may benefit from _____________.
Answer
D. All of the above
88
Augmenting agents for Major Depression include all the following except ________.
Answer
Question Cancelled
89
All the following brain stimulation tools are transcranial electrical methods except ___________.
Answer
D. DBS
90
____________ is the teratogenic effect of Lithium.
Answer
B. Ebstein's anomaly
91
All the following statements are true regarding Traumatic Brain injury, EXCEPT
Answer
A. Procedural memory is significantly impaired
92
Gerstmann's syndrome is usually a feature of __________.
Answer
A. Parietal lobe tumors
93
Increased interest in philosophical or religious issues, viscosity and hypergraphia is seen in ___________.
Answer
C. Gastaut-Geschwind syndrome
94
Dementia paralytica refers to a clinical condition caused by ________.
Answer
C. Treponema pallidum
95
All are true about catastrophic reaction, EXCEPT
Answer
Question Cancelled
96
NMDA Receptor antagonist used for the treatment of Dementia
Answer
D. Memantine
97
Hashish is a preparation of ___________.
Answer
C. Cannabis
98
Wilson's disease is characterised by all EXCEPT
Answer
D. Autosomal dominant condition
99
All the following statements are true EXCEPT
Answer
B. Narcolepsy disrupts the NREM phase of sleep
100
Recurrent episodes of extreme sleepiness, voracious eating, hypersexuality and disinhibition is a feature of _____________.
Answer
B. Kleine-Levin syndrome
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