Registered Public Health Nursing NMC trial Test

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Principles of Disease Management and Control

Principles of Disease Management and Control

1. Pseudo-dementia is also known as:




Correct Answer: B. Ganser’s syndrome.
Pseudo-dementia refers to cognitive impairment due to psychiatric causes, often depression, and is sometimes called Ganser’s syndrome.

2. In which type of schizophrenia is personality much more preserved?




Correct Answer: A. Paranoid schizophrenia.
Patients with paranoid type usually retain personality and cognitive functions better than other forms.

3. Which of the following is NOT a type of psychopath?




Correct Answer: C. Creative psychopath.
This is not a recognized category; the others are recognized subtypes of psychopaths.

4. When an idea exists simultaneously with a counter idea, it is called:




Correct Answer: C. Ambivalence.
It is the coexistence of opposing emotions or ideas toward the same object.

5. Ophelia sees a rag on her table and screams “It’s a snake!” This is:




Correct Answer: C. Illusion.
It is a misperception of a real external stimulus (rag mistaken for snake).

6. Regina is educated and beautiful but cries like a baby when frustrated. This is:




Correct Answer: C. Regression.
This is a return to earlier, childlike behaviors under stress.

7. Which of the following is NOT a mental defense mechanism?




Correct Answer: A. Oppression.
The correct term is "repression." Oppression is not a psychological defense mechanism.

8. All the following are psychosomatic disorders EXCEPT:




Correct Answer: A. Epistaxis.
Nosebleeds are usually due to trauma or local causes, not psychosomatic origin.

9. Which of the following diets may NOT be restricted in a patient taking MAOI drugs?




Correct Answer: B. Rice.
Cheese and broad beans contain tyramine and should be avoided, but rice is safe.

10. Which of the following is an anticonvulsant drug used in epilepsy?




Correct Answer: B. Phenytoin.
It is a classical anticonvulsant. The others are antipsychotic or antidepressant drugs.

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