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Neither that nor other
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No correct answer
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Defects of the visual field, that often meet for patients with hysteria:
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the spiral fields are at the confrontation testing
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*paracentric scotomas
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tubular sight
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sectoral defects
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No correct answer
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ELENIUM is mostly used as:
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* Tranquilizer
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Antipsychotics
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Antidepressant
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Anticonvulsant means
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Does not behave to psychotropic facilities
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Erroneous perception of really existent objects, phenomena.
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Hallucinations
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* Illusions
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And that, and other
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Neither that nor other
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No correct answer
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Hysterical tremor mostly differs from organic:
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by disappearance during sleep
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* by disappearance after treatment
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by a decline, when a supervision originates secretly from a patient
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by an answer on placebo
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strengthening during stress
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In theory of development conception of critical periods belongs to
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to different inclination of criticism on the different stages
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* to the different degrees of development, which can happen in definite time, to stay too long or not to happen in general
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to different psychical forces which operate for support of equilibrium in face of crisis
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to the crises, by a necessity for normal development of person
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nothing of above-stated
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In which from next situations a hypnosis will have the LEAST success:
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dental anaesthesia
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moving away of syndrome of conversion
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proceeding in a functional letheral deficit
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age-old regression is for proceeding in child's remembrances
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* improvement of studies of mentally-backward patients
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Maintenance of auto orientation
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* Delirious eclipse of consciousness
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Amentive of eclipse of consciousness
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And that, and other
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Neither that nor other
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No correct answer
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Most essential factor at proof of fact, that a woman yielded to raping :
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* absence of her obvious or hidden consent
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proof of physical rudeness
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damage of her introitus'a
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physiology proofs of "neurosis of raping"
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proofs of her decent way of life
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Mutual relations between psychical status and menstrual cycle are the best of all described:
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* there are not the clinically confirmed proofs of existence
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feeling of calming is preceded menstruation
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disappearance of complaints is with beginning of menstruations
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for daughters rarely menstruations of maternal "standard"
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most attempts of woman suicide are on post-menstrual one, but pre ovulation phase of cycle
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Pathological anxiety is distinguished from a normal emotional response by all of the following characteristics except
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Autonomy
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* Physical health status
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Intensity
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Duration
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Behavior
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Pavlovian reflexes:
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require the presence of absolute stimuli
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more useful for patients with cerebral violations
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almost not used in modern psychotherapy
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* use as positive or as a negative reinforcement
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No correct answer
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People with anxiety disorders have all of the following cardiac abnormalities except
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"High heat-to-beat nuctuation
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Higher baseline heart rate
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Higher subjective awareness of heartbeats
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Increased deceleration after stress
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Perception of objects and phenomena is a pose them by the real presence
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* Hallucinations
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Illusions
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And that, and other
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Neither that nor other
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No correct answer
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Patients which call to the psychiatrist concerning wedding problems mostly complain on:
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envy
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it is pitiful
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* fear
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sense of guilt
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sexual dissatisfaction
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Psychogenic amnesia, psychogenic tiredness, plural personalisation (multiple personality), depersonalization, are disorders of:
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fixing
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resistance
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* dissociation
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change
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restitution (renewal)
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Regarding phobias, all of the following are true except
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* The phobia is associated with major depressive disorder.
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Patients come from stable families.
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Traits are anxiety and dependency.
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People with phobias are no different from the general population in terms of education and social class.
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Phobias are usually triggered by major life events.
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Regarding post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), all of the following are true except
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Symptoms should last for more than 1 month.
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* There are four subtypes: acute, subacute, chronic, and delayed onset.
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Prevalence is about 8% in the general population.
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Prevalence is up to 20% in people exposed to combat.
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Acute stress disorder is a different diagnosis.
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Scale (DES)
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More common in persons who experienced childhood abuse
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Men and women equally affected
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Adults less likely to dissociate than children
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* Dissociative identity disorder more common in men
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Dissociation measured clinically by the Dissociative Experience
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Seduxenum is mostly used for treatment:
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It is mostly used for treatment of epilepsy
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At an overdose causes тремор and hyperkinesias
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* Effectively cut short the states of alarm and fear
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Effectively cut short hallucinatory-delusional states
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Has all the properties are listed above.
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Seduxenum is mostly used for treatment:
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It is mostly used for treatment of epilepsy
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At an overdose causes тремор and hyperkinesias
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* Effectively cut short the states of alarm and fear
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Effectively cut short hallucinatory-delusional states
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Has all the properties are listed above.
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Severe debilitating О CD in a 42-year-old patient is found to be resistant to pharmacotherapy, psychotherapy, and ЕСТ. The option of psychosurgery is discussed with the patient. The most common psychosurgical procedure for OCDis
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* Cingulotomy
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Subcaudate tractotomy
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Caudate nucleus ablation
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Internal capsule stimulation
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Frontal tractotomy
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Systematic desensitization involves all of the following except
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Relaxation techniques
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Imagination of scenes
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Homework
|
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Hierarchical evaluation of a problem
|
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* Resolution of childhood conflicts
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All that from the following are positions of classic theory
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an alarm is an answer for internal events, fear- on external
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role of ego - to restrain the trains of id
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force of ego means the use of mature defence, such as sublimation and foresight (anticipation)
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anxiety - a signal to ego to use prepotent nocifensors
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The always psychogenic is provoked
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Maniac excitation
|
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Catatonic excitation
|
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And that, and other
|
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* Neither that nor other
|
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No correct answer
|
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The always psychogenic is provoked
|
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Maniac excitation
|
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Catatonic excitation
|
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And that, and other
|
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* Neither that nor other
|
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No correct answer
|
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The article "Conditioned Emotional Reactions" by John B. Watson explains the behavioral theory of
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Panic disorder
|
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Depression
|
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Obsessive-compulsive disorder
|
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* Phobia
|
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Post-traumatic stress disorder
|
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The average number of personality states in dissociative identity disorder is
|
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3
|
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* 13
|
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30
|
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33
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10
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The blood/injection/injury phobia is different from other phobias in that
|
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It is twice as common in women.
|
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It has low familial inheritance.
|
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It is characterized by severe tachycardia and hypertensive response.
|
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It is easily treated.
|
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* Bradycardia and hypotension often follow the initial tachycardia.
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The condition "brainwashing" included in DSM-IV under "dissociative disorder, not otherwise specified" is characterized by all of the following except
|
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It occurs largely in the setting of political reforms.
|
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It is seen in people subjected to prolonged and intense coercive persuasion.
|
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Patients subjected to brainwashing may undergo considerable harm.
|
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Coercive techniques include isolation, degradation, induction of fear, etc.
|
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* Confrontation of the brainwashed subject is very helpful in treatment.
|
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The most important feature distinguishing malingering from factitious disorder is
|
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Age of onset
|
-
* Secondary gain
|
-
Intentional production of symptoms
|
-
Course of illness
|
-
Response to confrontation
|
-
The only social factor that has been identified as a factor contributing to the development of panic disorder is
|
-
Recent history of death in the family
|
-
* Recent history of separation or divorce
|
-
Lack of friends
|
-
Unsupportive family
|
-
Recent history of witnessing a panic attack
|
-
The ordinary symptoms of night horror (pavor nocturnus) include:
|
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episodes arise up late at night after a few clock of sleep
|
-
an attack is sharp under time delta-to phase sleep
|