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A patient looks dishevelled, with unkempt hair and dirty, unwashed clothes.

Self neglect is commonly noted in all of the following EXCEPT

A. Alcoholism

B. Chronic schizophrenia

C. Depression

D. Dementia

E. Social phobia

. A 57-year-old lady with many previous hospitalizations is brought by police to casualty. She is wearing full make-up, green lipstick, shiny green nail polish, and green jewellery. She asks everyone at the admission unit to call her Ms Green. Which of the following diagnoses is most consistent with the above presentation?

A. Mania

B. Depression

C. Panic attacks

D. Obsessive compulsive disorder

E. Learning disability

. A 33-year-old man attending an out-patient clinic turns towards his left and spits out, muttering unintelligibly. He does this act at least three times in half an hour and appears very guarded.This gesture is suggestive of which of the following?

A. Depression

B. Suicidal thinking

C. Low self esteem

D. Responding to hallucination

E. Acute confusion

Nihilistic delusions will be congruent with which of the following findings of mental state examination?

A. Depression

B. Mania

C. Depersonalization

D. Grandiose delusion

E. None of the above

An 18-year-old male, recently started on a medication, presents to the A and E department with slow, long-sustained, contorting, involuntary movements and postures involving proximal limb and axial muscles. Which of the following medications is most likely to cause the above presentation?

A. Propranolol

B. Diazepam

C. Risperidone

D. Procyclidine

E. Sertraline

A man admitted to the psychiatric intensive care unit with a manic episode, received 10 mg of haloperidol intramuscularly as he had turned violent. He became unresponsive shortly afterwards. On examination, there is evidence of confusion, labile BP, hyperthermia, rigidity, and dysphagia. What is the most important differential diagnosis?

A. Acute dystonia

B. Neuroleptic malignant syndrome

C. Tardive dyskinesia

D. Akathisia

E. Parkinsonism

Clozapine is strongly associated with fatal agranulocytosis. Which of the following is true regarding clozapine-induced agranulocytosis?

A. The risk of agranulocytosis is greatest in the first year

B. Patients must have weekly blood tests throughout clozapine treatment

C. After a year blood tests can be discontinued

D. An amber report from the monitoring body indicates that clozapine should be stopped immediately

E. A red alert indicates that clozapine could be restarted in a patient who previously had an amber report

A patient with bipolar disorder recently stabilized on medications is brought to you with a history of fever for 4 days and blurred vision, muscle fasciculation, hyperactive tendon reflexes, and persistent nausea and vomiting for the last 2 days. Which one of the following may be implicated?

A. Haloperidol

B. Lithium

C. Valproate

D. Clonazepam

E. Carbamazepine

Which of the following medications has the highest propensity to cause QT prolongation on ECG?

A. Thioridazine

B. Risperidone

C. Quetiapine

D. Haloperidol

E. Olanzapine

Which of the following postpartum disorders is correctly matched with its time of onset?

A. Postpartum blues – within a few months of delivery

B. Postpartum depression – first week of delivery

C. Postpartum psychosis – within 2 weeks of delivery

D. Postpartum pituitary apoplexy –12 months after delivery

E. All of the above are correct