PsychiatryQuestionBank65MultipleChoice

Questionson"PsychiatryinIndia"
by Abhijit Sarkar

65MultipleChoiceQuestions(MCQs)withAnswersonPsychiatryinIndiaforPsychiatryPost
GraduateStudents:
1.OneIndianpsychiatristwhowasinterestedinrehabilita
tionofmentallyhandicapped
childrenandwhowasre
sponsiblefortheformationofanassociationofthemen
tally
handicappedatBangaloreis:
A.DrChennabasavanna
B.DrMurthyRao

C.DrRLKapur
D.DrNNWig
2.WhodescribedtheconceptofGuruchelarelationship?
A.DrMahal
B.DrJSNeki
C.DrVarma
D.DrCarstairs
3.Apsychiatristwhopioneeredideaofinvolvingfamilymembersinthetreatmentofhis
patientsbyprovidinganumberoftentsinthecompoundofthehospitalis:
A.DrMurthyRao
B.DrVidyasagar
C.DrJSNeki
D.DrNNWig
4.WhopublishedthefirstseriesofleucotomiesinIndia?
A.RamamurthyandRavi
B.GovindasamyandRao
C.KalyanaramanandDharmaraj
5.Thepsychiatristwhowasfirsttostartelectroencephalographinthiscountryin1948,
whowasthefirstpsychia
tristtopracticepsychosurgeryatRanchiandanIndianpsychiatric
societywasformedon7thJan1947,becauseofhiseffortsandwhowasawarded
Padmashreeis:
A.DrMurthyRao
B.DrVidyasagar
C.DrRobertBrocklesbyDavis
D.DrNNWig
6.ThetwocentersinsouthIndiaotherthanAmritsarwherefamilywardtherapywas

introduced:
A.MaduraiandSalem
B.VelloreandBangalore
C.KottayamandTrivandrum
D.HyderabadandVishakhapatanam
7.Themodelprimaryhealthcenterchosenforthestudyofdecentralizationofmentalhealth
servicesis:
A.RajpurRani
B.Piranmalai
C.Kallakurichi
D.Avadi
8.TheprevalenceofmentaldisordersinelderlyinIndiawasstudiedbythefollowing:
A.Dube
B.Nandi
C.VRamachandran
D.AVRao
E.Sethi
9.Thefollowingpsychiatristsstudiedaboutthefamilystruc
tureandmentalillness:
A.Dube,SethiV
B.VRamachandran
C.Vergheze
D.AVRao
E.Channabasavanna
10.ThefollowingIndianpsychiatristsdescribedtheposses
sionsyndrome:
A.HSNarayananandASMahal

B.JSTeja
C.LPVarma
D.CarstairsandKapur
E.JKTrivedi
11.ThecorrectlypairedIndianpsychiatristswhostudiedthepsychosomaticillnessesare:
A.BagadiaDiabetes
B.RamachandranandDesaiBronchialasthma
C.SrivastavaSkindisorders
D.MoudgilandPershadPulmonarytuberculosis
12.TheIndianpsychiatristswhohavedoneresearchonin
d igenoushealersorshamansare
thefollowing:
A.BBSethi
B.JKTrivedi
C.Chopra
13.TheIndianpsychiatristswhohavestudiedhysteriaarethefollowing:
A.Marfatia
B.LaiandSethi
C.Trivedi
D.Mahal
14.Thefollowingpsychiatristswhohavestudiedpsycho
therapyinIndiansetting:
A.JSNeki
B.VKVarma
C.BBSethiandAVRao
D.Nandi
E.SuryaandJayaram

15.TheIndianpsychiatristwhodevelopedastressfuleventscaleforuseinIndia:
A.Neki
B.Wig
C.Gurmeetsingh
D.Nandi
16.ThestimulatoryresponseofthepinealglandtolithiumischristenedTilakeffectbyone
ofthefollowing:
A.BBSethi
B.SParvathiDevi
C.Neki
D.Varma
17.ThefollowingIndianpsychiatristsreportedKoroacul
tureboundsyndrome:
A.Shukla
B.Chakravarthy
C.Dutta
D.CRSubramanian
18.ThefollowingIndianpsychiatristshavereportedontheuseofbehaviourmodification
techniquesinthetreat
mentofmalesexualdysfunctions:
A.Bagadia
B.VenkobaRao
C.Nandi
D.AKAgarwal
E.Kuruvilla
19.ThefollowingIndianpsychiatriststudiedaboutthemi
g rationandmentalillness:
A.ShekarSaxena

B.Bhaskaran
C.Sethi
D.Nandi
E.AVRao
20.ThefollowingIndianpsychiatristswhohavereportedthatthepointprevalencerateof
schizophreniaisabout23per1000:
A.Dube
B.Sethi
C.AVRao
D.Vergheze
21.InIndiathefollowingpsychiatristsstressedtheneedforrehabilitationinschizophrenia:
A.Bhaskaran
B.Saradamenon
C.Ramachandran
D.Holkar
E.JacobJohn
22.TheIndianpsychiatricinterviewschedulewasdevelopedin1974by:
A.AVRao
B.Vergheze
C.Kapur
D.Sethi
23.AnepidemiologicalstudyofdrugdependenceinIndiaisby:
A.DubeandHanda(1971)
B.Mohan(1978)
C.SethiandTrivedi(1979)

D.LaiandSing(1979)
E.Sachdevetal(1986)
F.Kuruvilla(1980)
24.Psychosocialaspectsofsmokingwerestudiedbythefol
lowingIndianpsychiatrists:
A.AKTandon(1990)
B.AKGuptaandBBSethi(1977)
C.LaiandSing(1979)
25.ThestudyaboutpsychoimmunologyinIndiaisbythe:
A.Sethi
B.Pandey
C.Tiwari
D.VenkobaRao
26.TheonewhoconductedthefirstepidemiologicalstudyonmentalmorbidityinIndiais:
A.DrNCSurya
B.DrNNWig
C.DrVrgheze
D.DrSethi
27.TheonewhotalkedmuchabouttheethicsinpsychiatryinIndiais:
A.Kuruvilla
B.AKAgarwal
C.BBSethi
D.OSomasundaram
28.Inanxietyscalewhichconsistsof100items,usedinIndiaforquickestimationofanxiety
invariousareassuchasphysical,psychological,social,andeconomicalis:
A.Hamiltondepressionratingscale(HDRS)

B.Sinhasanxietyscale(SAS)
C.StateanxietyScale
29.Theonewhoreportedclozapineinducedagranulocyto
sisinIndiaanditwasreversed
withtheuseofcytokineslikegranulocytecolonystimulatingfactoris:
A.SureshKumar
B.Srinivasan
C.Jayakar
D.Murugappan
30.TheoneIndianpsychiatristwhowrotehismonumentalpaperonhistoryofpsychiatryin
IndiaandPakistanis:
A.DrNNWig
B.DrLPVarma
C.DrMurthyRao
D.DrNCSurya
31.ThefollowingdatesareimportantforIndianpsychiatrists:
A.WorldnotobaccodayMy31st
B.WorlddeaddictiondayJune26th
C.GlobalmentalhealthdayOctober10th
D.WorldAlzheimersdaySeptember21st
32.CultureboundsyndromeseeninIndiaarethefollowing:
A.Dhat,Jiryan
B.Koro(JnjiniaBemar)
C.Possessionsyndrome
D.Asceticsyndrome
E.Jhinjhini

33.ThesuiciderateinIndiaisexpressedas:
A.3to4/10,000
B.5to6/10,000
C.6to7/10,000
34.Lithiumologyanewdisciplinedevotedtothestudyofvariousaspectsoflithiumwas
introducedinIndiaby:
A.BBSethi
B.AVenkobaRao
C.JSNeki
35.ThestudiesonMongolismwerecarriedoutinIndiaby:
A.VerghezeandMurthyRao(1961)
B.Rao(1973)
C.RafiandMarimuthu(1977)
D.OSomasundaramandPappakumari(1978)
E.SubbeGowda(1987)
PsychologicalTherapies:
SigmundFreud

PsychoanalysisandFreeassociation

CarlCRogers

Clientorientedpsychotherapy

FrederichPerls

Gestalttherapy

EricBerne

Transactionalanalysis

VictorEFrankl

Existentiallogotherapy

JamesBraid

Neurohypnotism

AlbertEllis

Rationalemotivetherapy

WilliamGlasser

Realitytherapy

ArthurJanov

Primaltherapy

JLMoreno

Psychodrama

Assagioli

Psychosynthesis

Maslow

Selfactualization

PietroPisani

Millieutherapy

AaronBeak

Cognitivetherapy(indepression)

TFMainand

Therapeuticcommunities

MaxwellJones

JohnWatson

Behaviorism

IvanPavlov

Classicalconditioning

JosephWolpe

Systematicdesensitization

BFSkinner

Operantconditioning

JointCommissionof

Deinstitutionalization

MentalIllness(inUSA)

SyndromesinPsychiatry:
AbstinenceSyndrome(withdrawalsyndrome):
Intheareaofalcoholordrugdependence,beingwithoutthesubstanceonwhichthesubjectis
dependence.Itisequivalenttowithdrawalsymptomsanditsappearancesuggeststhepresenceof
physiologicdependenceoraddiction.
AsceticSyndrome:
Asyndrome,whichappearsinadolescentsandadults,leadingtopsychosocialwithdrawal,severe
sexualabstinence,practiceofreligiousausterities,lackofconcernwithpersonalappearance,and
considerablelossofweight(JSNeki1972)
AtaqueorPuertoRicanSyndrome:
Oftencharacterizedbyanxiety,hyperventilation,confusion,andpseudoepilepticmovementswhile.
Theremayalsobehallucinations,screaming,someviolencetoothersortheself,andmutism.
Generallytheepisodeisselflimitedandmaylastonlyminutes.Atothertimes,itissevereand
extendstoafewdays,therebycausingdifficultyindifferentiatingfromacuteschizophrenicepisodeor

atypicalpsychosis.
Capgrasssyndrome(Delusionofdoubles):
Beliefthatapersonknowntothepatienthasbeenreplacedbyanexactdouble.Usuallytheperson
implicatedisacloserelative,particularlyspouse.Thecommoncausesarefunctionalpsychiatric
disorders(schizophrenia,paranoidstates,affectivedisorder,etc.)andorganicillness(temporallobe
epilepsy,braintumor,delirium,etc.)
CharlesBonnetSyndrome:
Itwasnamedin1938byMorsier,afterthemanwhofirstdescribedandlaterhimselfdevelopedthe
condition.Itischaracterizedbyvividandcomplexvisualhallucinationsthatarerecognizedasunreal
andoccurintheabsenceofanyotherpsychiatricsymptoms.Thesyndromehasmostfrequently
beendescribedinelderlypeopleandiscommonlyassociatedwithvisualimpairment.
CotardsSyndrome(Nihilisticdelusions):
Delusionsofnegativetoavaryingdegree.Mayhavetheirbodyorselfhasdisappearedandtheyno
longerexist,eventhatthewholeuniversenolongerexists.Frequentlydepressivesymptomsbut
manyhaveabasisinorganicbraindisease.
DeClerambaultssyndrome(Pureerotomania):
Delusionalbeliefthatanotherperson(theobject)oftenofunattainablyhighersocialstatuslovesthe
patient(thesubject,usuallyafemale)intensely.Primaryorpureerotomania,isanisolated
phenomenonwhereassecondarytypeismuchcommoninthesettingofparanoid,manic,orother
disorder.
Delangesyndrome:
Itischaracterizedbysubnormality,excessivefacialandskeletalabnormalities,dwarfism,and
excessivebodyhair.
EkbomsSyndrome(Delusionofinfestation):
Delusionthatbodyand/orsurroundingareinfestedwithinsects,parasites,etc.Evidenceofthisis
fathered.Oftenparanoidordepressiveorsomethingorganicbraindisordermaycauseit.
FrontalLobeSyndrome:
Organicmentaldisordercharacterizedbyamarkedchangeinpersonality,withdevelopmentof
certainrelativelycharacteristicpatternsofrelatingtotheenvironmentthathavebeenassociatedwith
damagetothefrontallobes.Suchpatternsincludeemotionalliability,impairmentinimpulsecontrol
andsocialjudgement,andmarkedapathyandindifference.Alsocalledorganicpersonality
syndrome.

GanserSyndrome:
Ganserin1897,describedtwopersonswhodevelopedbriefboutsofmentalillnesscharacterizedby
disturbedconsciousness,hallucinations,sensorychangesofahystericalkindandcharacteristic
answerstoquestions.
Theseepisodesterminatedabruptlywithsubsequentamnesiafortheepisodeandcomplete
recovery.EnothandTrethowan(1979)listedthefouressentialdiagnosisfeaturesasapproximate
answers,cloudingofconsciousness,somaticconversingandvisualand/orauditoryhallucination
(psudohallucination).
Theconditionisnotconfinedtoprisoners.Thecauseshavebeenlistedasschizophrenia,
neurosyphilis,alcoholism,Korsakoffspsychosis,cerebravasculardisease,depression,mental
retardation,trauma,andartefactualillness.
GeneralAdaptationSyndrome(GAS):
HansSelyestermfortheresponsesofthebodyofmajorstress,passingthroughthealarmreaction,
resistance,andfinally,exhaustion.
GrayoutSyndrome:
Apsychosisthatoccursinpilotsplyingthestratosphere,outofsightofthehorizon.
MeigesSyndrome:
(Meige,1910)Anidiopathicdisorderconsistingofblepharospasmandoromandibulardystoniafirst
depictedbytheFlemishpainterPieterBreugheltheElder(15261569).Mostcommoninwomen
andpersonsabove40yearsofage.
Dyskinesiafluctuatesfromdaytodaycommonaggravatingfactorsarefatigue,stressandcertain
activitiesliketalking,regardingorwalking,andlikeothersyskinesiasitimproveswithsedationand
disappearsduringsleepoccasionallyitextendstoextremitiesandmaythendeveloptorticollis,anti
orretrocollis,writerscramps,flexorspasmsofthebody.
Nointellectualdeteriorationandnopyramidal,cerebellerorsensorydeficiency.Itisalleviatedwith
anticholiner
gics,narcoleptics,GABAagonists,benzodiazepines,scopolamine,andotherswhichexert
actionondopaminergicsystem.
MunchausensSyndrome:
Itisrarecondition,characterizedbypatientswhoreportedlyseekadmissiontohospitalinastateof
mentalorphysicaldistress,giveplausiblehistoriestosupporttheircomplaintsandsubmitthemselves
topainfulorevendangerousinvestigationsandtherapiesbutthenabruptlydischargethemselves
whendiscoveredtohavefabricatedtheirstoresandphysicalsigns.

OthelloSyndrome(Morbidjealously):
Delusionofinfidelityonpartofthesexualpartner.Normalphenomenaareinterpretedtofitinwith
conviction.Thecommoncausesarealcoholism,organicpsychosis,schizophrenia,obsessional
personality,etc.
PickwickianSyndrome:
Conditioncharacterizedbyobesity,hypoventilation,andhypersomnia.Pisasyndrome:
Adystonicsyndromecharacterizedbytonic,flexionofthetrunktooneside,accompaniedbyitsslight
rotation,intheabsenceofotherconcomitantdystonicsymptoms.FirstdescribedbyEkbom,
Lindholm,andLjunbergin1972asasideeffectoftreatmentwithbutrophenones.Treatment
includesanticholinergicmedication,tetrabenazine,carbamazepine,clonazepam,propranolol,and
evenelectroconvulsivetherapy.
PraderWilliSyndrome:
Thepatienthasgoesobesity,hypogonadism,mildtoseveresubnormalityandoutburstsofanger.
Possiblyhypothalamicdisorder.
19.WhiteoutSyndrome:
ApsychosisthatoccursinArcticexplorersandmountaineerswhoareexposedtoalackofdiverse
stimuliinthesnowcladenvironment.
ImportantPointstoberemembered:
1.AverageprevalenceofmentaldisordersinIndiais15to20/1000.
2.Neurosesarethecommonestgroupofdisorders.
3.InIndiadepressiveneurosisisthecommonestmentaldisorderfollowedbyanxietyneurosis.
4.Acutedeliriumisthecommonesttypeoforganicmentaldisorderwhereaspsychoticdepressionis
thecommonesttypeoffunctionalpsychosis.
5.Mostcommonhallucinationisschizophreniaisauditorywhereasinorganicdisordersitisvisual.
6.Alcoholdependenceisthecommonesttypeofdrugdependence(excludingnicotineandCaffeine).
InKorsakoffpsychosis,pathologicallesionsaremostoftenseeninmamillarybodies.
7.Opiatesproducethestrongestphysicaldependencewhereascocaineproducesnophysical
dependenceandcannabisproduceslowornophysicaldependence.
8.Tactilehallucinosis(Magnanssymptom)isseenincocainedependenceCocainebugs.

9.Depressionisthecommonestcauseofsuicidefollowedbyalcoholism.
10.Inpurperium,postpartumblues(transientdepressiveneurosis)isthecommonestpsychiatric
disorder.
11.Schneidersfirstranksymptomsofschizophreniamaynotbeseenin20to30percentof
schizophrenicsortheymaybefoundin20to30percentofotherpsychiatricdisorders(mood
disorders).
12.WordpsychiatrywascoinedbyJohannReil.WhereaswordpsychologywascoinedbyGockel.
13.SimonPortagavefirstdescriptionofanorexianervosawhereasLeoKannergavefirstdescription
ofautisticdisorderinchildren(childhoodautism).
14.TermitesarechildrenwithIQmorethan150.
15.SexchromosomesXbelongstoCgroupwhileYbelongstoGgroup.
16.Anorexianervosaisalmostalwaysseeninyoungwomen.
17.Alzheimersdiseaseisthemostcommoncauseofthepreseniledementias.
18.Thioridazinemaycauseretinituspigmentosaifdoesexceed800mg/day.
a.Schizophreniaoccursmostcommonlyinadolescenceandearlyadulthood(except:paranoidwhich
occursinlatetwenties).
19.Clozapinehasthesideeffectsofagranulocytosis,seizure,andincreasedsalivation.
20.Mostcommonchromosomalabnormalitycausingmentalretardationistrisomy21.
21.Transferencecountertransferenceisimportantinpsychoanalysis.
22.Themostcommonadverserenaleffectoflithiumispolyuriawithsecondarypolydipsia.
23.Pimozidehasshownpromisingresultsmmonosymptomaticdelusion.
24.Tardivedyskinesiaisfirstnoticedinperioralmuscles.
25.Rigidityofnarcolepticmalignantsyndromerespondsrapidlytobromocriptine.
26.Prematureejaculationismostcommonlyduetoanxiety.
27.Mostcommonpostpartumdisorderisdepression.
28.Thecommonestfromoffocalepilepsyistemporallobeepilepsy.

29.Parkinsonismmostcommonlypresentwithdepression
30.ThecommonestpsychiatricillnessfoundCushingssyndromeandHypothyroidismisdepression.
31.Xanthopisaormicropsiaismostoftenseeninlesionsoftemporallobe.
32.Thyrotoxicosisismostcommonlyassociatedwithanxiety.
33.Themostcommonmenstrualdisturbanceseeninanorexianervosaisamenorrhea.
34.Inmostinstances,schoolphobiasareaformofseparationanxiety.
35.EnuresisinchildrenisusuallyoccurswiththeonsetofthefirstREMperiod.
36.Mitralvalueprolapsesyndromeismostoftenconfusedwithpanicattacks.
37.TheStartstoptechniqueandtheSqueezetechniqueareusefulinthetreatmentofpremature
ejaculation.
38.Pseudocyesisisoftenaformofconversionhysteria.
39.Myxoedemamadnessresemblesparanoidpsychosis.
40.Dhatsyndrome,aterm,wasfirstusedby,N.N.Wigin1960.
a.Nihilisticdelusions(delusionsofnegation)aremostcommonlyseeninseveredepression.
41.Coloredvisualdisturbancesaremostcommonlycausedbydigitalis.
42.Thecommonestformofanobsessionseeninclinicalsettingisthoughts(doubts).
43.Pseudohallucinationsareatypeofmentalimagery.
44.CoprolaliaisafeatureofTourettessyndrome.
45.Firstneurotransmittertobediscoveredwasacetylcholine(nowfoundbedeficientinAlzheimers
disease)
a.Derealizationisadisorderofperception.
46.ConfabulationismostcharacteristicinKorsakoffspsychosis.
a.Floccillaionischaracteristicallyseenindelirium.
47.PatientswithDownssyndromeareathighriskofdevelopingAlzheimersdisease.
48.DementiainAlzheimersdiseaseinirreversible.

49.Rumfitsoralcoholicconvulsionsoccurinchronicalcoholicsafter12to48hoursofheavy
drinking.
50.Deliriumtremens(DT)representsbyfarthemostseriousofthealcoholwithdrawalphenomena
withamortalityofupto55
51.DTusuallylastslessthan3daysinthemajorityofcasesandtypicallyitterminatesinaprolonged
sleep.
52.Peripheralneuropathy,themostcommonneurologicalcomplication,apparentlyresultsfrom
multiplevitaminBdeficiencyinalcoholics.
53.Korsakoffspsychosisconsistsofshorttermmemoryloss(anterogradeamnesia)with
confabulations.
54.Commonestformofcompulsiveritualiswashing.
55.Thecommonesttypeofdissociativehysteriadescribedinprisonersisamnesia.
56.Thementalmechanismsofisolationandundoingarefoundchieflyinobsessivecompulsive
reaction.
57.Inphobicneurosis,mainegodefenseusedbythepatientisavoidanceanddisplacement.
58.labelleindifferenceismostoftenassociatedwithhysteria.
59.InhalationofC02,hyperventilationandlactateinfusionprovokepanicattacksinpanicdisorder
patients.
60.Obsessivecompulsiveneurosisisrelativelyequallycommoninbothsexes.
61.Mostphobicdisordersaremorecommoninwomenthaninmen.
62.SynesthesiasoccurwiththeuseofLSD.
63.Degenerationofnasalseptumismostoftenassociatedwithcocaineabuse.
64.Amotivationalsyndromehasbeenreportedwiththechronicuseofmarijuana.
65.Recentintakeofheroin(amok)isclinicallyjudgedbypinpointpupil.
66.Theaveragedurationofuntreatedmanicepisodeis6monthswhereasuntreateddepressive
episodeis9months.
67.Bipolardisordermostoftenstartswithmaniaorhypomania.
68.Diencephalicandtemporallobetumorsareparticularlyassociatedwithdepressivesyndromes.

69.Learnedhelplessnessistypicallyseenindepression.
70.Dexamethasonesuppressiontest(DST)ismostusefulincorrectidentificationofthosewhodont
havemajordepression.
71.Thetypicalpresentationofmaskeddepressioniswithsomaticcomplaints.
72.Schizophreniawhichissuperimposedorgraftedontomentaldeficiencyisknownaspfropfs
schizophrenia.
73.Defectofconationistypicallyseenincatatonicschizophrenia.
74.MostcommonlithiuminducedECGchangesisTwaveflattening.
75.Amoxapineisanewerantidepressantwithdopaminereuptakeblockingpropertyalso.
76.Drugsusefulinnarcolepticmalignantsyndromearedantroleneandbromocriptine.
77.ECTinschizophreniawasfirstusedbyCerlettiandBiniwhereasindepression,itwasbyJarvie.
UnilateralECTwasdevisedbyFriedman&Wilcox.
DrugofChoice:
i.AntidepressantinducedtremorsPropranolol.
ii.OrofacialdyskinesiaTrihexyphenidyl.
iii.AcutedystonicreactionIntravenousdiazepam.
iv.AcuteoverdosewithpentazocineNaloxone.
v.NeurolepticinducedurinaryretentionBethanecol.
vi.SpinalspasticityincludingmultiplesclerosisBaclofen.
vii.Excitementassociatedwithepilepsyoralcoholordrugwithdrawalintravenousdiazepam.
viii.AlcoholhallucinosisDiazepam.
ix.DruginducedParkinsonismTrihexyphenidyl.
x.SchizomaniaHaloperidol.
xi.SchizodepressionLoxapine/Amoxapine.
xii.PhenothiazineinducedseverehypotensionMephenteramine.
xiii.LithiuminducedtremorsBetablockers.

xiv.LithiuminducedhypothyroidismThyroxine.
xv.LSDoverdoseChlorpromazine.
xvi.IntractablehiccoughsChlorpromazine.
xvii.AkathisiaPropranolol.
xviii.MNOinhibitorsinducedhypertensivecrisisPhentolamine.
xix.AlcoholwithdrawalsymptomsChlormethizazole.
xx.Recurrentfebrileseizures(infants)Phenobarbitone.
xxi.Attentiondeficitdisorderwithepilepsy(inchild)Carbamazepine.
xxii.MyoclonicjerksandatypicalabsenceseizuresValproate
xxiii.AtypicaldepressionTranylcypromine.
xxiv.EnuresisImipramine,Desmopressin.
xxv.LithiuminduceddiabetesinsipidusThiazides.
xxvi.SleepwalkingwithcomplexandattimesviolentbehavioursCarbamazepine.
xxvii.NocturnalbruxismDiazepam.
xxviii.Narcolepsy(sleepattacks)Amphetamines.
xxix.Hyperkiniticsyndrome(Strausssyndrome)Amphetamines.
xxx.AtypicaldepressionandphobicneurosisPhenelzine
xxxi.ObsessivecompulsiveneurosisFluoxetineClomipramine,Fluvoxamine,Paroxetine,
Citalopram,Sertraline.
xxxii.AcutepanicattackIntravenousdiazepam.
xxxiii.AmphetaminePsychosisHaloperidol.
xxxiv.ProphylaxisofMDPLithium,Carbamazepine.

Answer
1.B2.B3.B4.B5.C6.B7.A8.A,B,C,D9.A,B,C,D10.A,B,C,D11.A,B,C,D12.A,B,13.A,B,C,14.A,B,C,E
15.C16.B17.A,B,C18.A,B,D,E19.A,B,C,D20.A,B,C21.A,B,C,D20.A,B,D21.A,B,C,D22.C
23.A,B,C,D,E24.A,B25.A,B,C26.A27.B28.B29.B30.B31.A,B,C,D32.A,B,C,D,E33.C34.B35.
A,B,C,D,E

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