Neurotic, somatic disorders, connected to stress

Neurotic, somatic disorders, connected to stress

1.    Neurosis of obtrusive state develops usually in people that in premorbid period had:

A.   Sensitive features

B.    Anxious-reflecting features

C.    Explosive features

D.   Hysterical features

E.    Schizoid features

2.    After having grippe the child started to feel stable worsening of mood with emotional weakness, exhaustion of attention, vegetative-vascular lability. This state should be evaluated as:

A.   Postinfectious asthenia

B.   Somatogenic depression

C.   Dystrophic condition

D.   Apathic condition

E.    Postinfectious vegeto-vascular neurosis

3.    Patient with neurosis that woks as a driver should take:

A.   Phenasepam

B.   Elenium

C.   Rudotel

D.   Seducsen

E.    Oxazepam

4.    The following is typical for somatic-form disorders:

A.   Obligatory psychogenic moments in anamnesis

B.   Obligatory of depressive manifestations

C.   Obligatory disorders from the side of cardiac-vascular system

D.   Obligatory disorders from the side of gastro-intestinal tract

E.    Obligatory asthenic syndrome

5.    Hypochondriac disorders are:

A.   Sociophobia

B.   Agripnia

C.   Conversial disorders

D.   Panic attack

E.    Nosophobia

6.    Main psycho-pathological phenomenon of neurasthenia is

A.   Depression

B.   Asthenia

C.   Depersonalization

D.   Phobia

E.    Hypochondria

7.    Main criterion that differ neurotic obtrusiveness from obtrusiveness in case of endogen psychoses is

A.   Level of heaviness

B.   Combination with other psychic disorders

C.   Obligatory depression in case of psychoses

D.   Level of critical attitude of the patient to obtrusiveness

E.    Level of adaptation in social surroundings

8.    Neurotic anesthesia is typical for

A.   Neurasthenia

B.   Somatic-form disorders

C.   Dissociative disorders of senses

D.   Dissociative seizures

E.    Obsessive-phobic disorders

9.    For which neurotic disorders obtrusive fears are typical?

A.   Adaptation disorders

B.    Dissociative disorders

C.    Obsessive-compulsive disorders

D.   Neurasthenia

E.    Somatic-form disorders

10.                       If the patient has cancerophobia, it testifies of

A.   Hypochondriac delirium

B.    Overvalued ideas

C.    Obsessive ideas

D.   Delirium of physical influence

E.    Residual delirium