Practice Questions 2 Flashcards
1
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What percentage of elderly patients with delirium will go on to develop dementia?
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5%
2
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How many elderly patients have delirium on admission?
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10-15%
3
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How many elderly patients develop delirium in hospital?
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10-50%
4
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Prevalence of dementtia in >65?
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5%
5
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Incidence of paraphrenia in >65
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1-2%
6
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Prevalence of depression >65
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10-15%
7
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What is late onset schizophrenia?
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> 40
8
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What is very late onset schizophrenia?
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> 60
9
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Features of cortical dementia
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Aphasia
Acalculia
Significant memory loss
10
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Wat does CAMDEX incorporate?
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Blessed dementia rating scale
MMSE
Haschinki Ischaemia Indiex
11
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Which scale is used to screen for dementia in LD?
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DMR
12
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Most important risk factor for paraphrenia?
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Female gender
13
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M:F ratio of paraphrenia?
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1:4-9
14
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Which antipsychotics is contraindicated in the elderly who are psychotic and have cognitive impairment?
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Risperidone
Olanzapine
15
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Good prognostic factors of Alzheimers?
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Later onset
Female
No behavioural sx
Lack of depressive episodes
16
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In which type of dementia is use of antidepressants often poor?
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Vascular
17
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Most prevalent anxiety disorder in the elderly?
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Phobias
18
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Risk of alzheimers in general population
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5%
19
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Which test is frequently used to test executive functioning?
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Tower of Hanoi
20
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Usual dose of Donepezil
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10mg OD
21
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Usual dose of Rivastigmine
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6mg BD
22
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Usual dose of Rivastigmine transdermal patch
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9.5mg/24 hours
23
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Usual dose of Galantamine
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12mg BD
24
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Usual dose of Memantine
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10mg BD
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CJD EEG
Generalised periodic 1-2 Hz sharp waves
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How many people with sporadic CJD show EEG changes?
90%
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How many people with vCJD show EEG changes?
0
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EEG changes in HSE
Episodic discharges are recurring every 1-3 seconds with variable focal waves over the temporal areas.
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EEG changes in Huntingtons
Initial loss of alpha; later flattened trace.
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EEG changes in hepatic encephelopathy
Diffuse generalized slowing. Triphasic waves: 1.5 to 3.0 per second high-voltage slow waves especially in hepatic encephalopathy
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Where is Prenisillen Gene 1?
Chromosome 14
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Where is APOE4 gene?
Chromosome 19
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Which antidementia drug can cause confusion and hallucinations?
Memantine
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Which antidementia drug works on Nicotine receptors?
Galantamine
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Which dementia drug is safest to give in patients with co-morbidities?
Rivastigmine
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Which antidementia drug is a reversible noncompetitive inhibitor of Ach receptors?
Rivastigmine
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Duration criteria for Tourettes
12 months
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How do drugs work for Tourettes?
D2 antagonism at basal ganglia
39
Prevalence of ADHD in the UK?
2-5%
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1st line medication for Tourettes
Clonidine
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2nd line medication for Tourettes
Topirimate
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3rd line medication for Tourettes
Haloperidol
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M:F for ADHD
4:1
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Prevalence of MI in adolescents
15-20%
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Duration criteria for sibling rivalry disorder
Within 6/12 of the birth
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Which drug is now specifically contraindicated in children and adolescents due to increased risk of suicide?
Paroxetine
47
How many children with CD develop antisocial PD?
50%
48
Most common co-morbid psych disorder in ADHD?
ODD
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How many children with ADHD have ODD?
30-50%
50
How many children with ADHD have CD?
25%
51
How many children with ADHD have anxiety?
15%
52
First line Rx for bulimia
CBT
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When is Atomoxetine preferable to Methylphenidate for ADHD in kids?
Stimulant abuse
| Tics present
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Prevalence of depression <18?
20%
55
Best anti-depressant for OCD in kids
Sertraline
56
How many 15-16 year olds admit to DSH?
6.9%
57
What are the PDDs in DSM V?
Autism
Retts
Childhood Disintegrative Disorder
PDD-not specified
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M:F for Aspergers
9:1
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M:F for Tourettes
3:1
60
M:F of written disorder
3:1
61
Prevalence of written disorder
3-8%
62
Monitoring for valproate in children
6 monthyl height & weight, LFTs and FBCs
63
Monitoring for methylphenidate in children
3 monthyl then 6 monthly height & weight, BP & HR
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Prevalence of depression in LD
2-4%
65
How many people with LD have mild lD?
85%
66
How many people with LD have moderate LD?
10%
67
How many people with LD have severe LD?
4%
68
How many people with LD have profound LD?
1-2%
69
Incidence of Downs
1 in 700 live births
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How many Downs fetus's result in spontaneous abortion?
50%
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How many Downs pregnancies result in stillbirths?
20%
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Risk of autism in second child if first has autism
1-10%
73
Risk of child having autism if more than one previous child has had autism?
35%
74
MZ vs DZ for autism
87% vs 9%
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Which LD has Attraction to water and laughing at minimal provocation?
Angelmann
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Which LD has pseudomature language abilities and visuospatial motor deficit?
Williams
77
How many LDs are from genetic inheritance?
5%
78
How many LDs are from environment?
15-20%
79
How many LDs are pregnancy-related?
10%
80
How many LDS are acquired medical conditions?
5%
81
How many LDs have no clear aetiology?
30-40%
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Prevalence of epilepsy in LD?
20-25%
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Prevalence of ADHD in LD?
15-20%
84
Prevalence of selfi-inury in LD?
15-20%
85
Prevalence of epilepsy in Downs?
5-10%
86
Prevalence of epilepsy in Fragile X?
20-25%
87
Prevalence of epilepsy in tuberous sclerosis?
90%
88
Which LD is associated with OCD?
PRader-WIlli
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Which LD has features in common with Marfans?
Homocystinuria
90
Which LD has dwarfism, claw hand, joint stiffness and hepatosplenomegaly?
Sanflippo
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Describe surrogate endpoint
Not of direct practical importance but believed to reflect outcomes e.g. reduction in cholesterol level => reduced mortality
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Calculation for relative benefit increase
Absolute benefit increase (EER-CER)/CER
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Range of cronbachs alpha?
- infinity to 1
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Importance of CONSORT flowchart
Too assess generalisability and validity of results
95
Name of study where exposure is determined at the outset?
Cohort
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How long are methadone reductions usually carried out in the community for opioid detox?
3/12
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How long are buprenorphine reductions usually carried out in the community for opioid detox?
14/7 - few weeks
98
How long does postnatal depression usually last for?
1/12
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Peak onset of postnatal depression?
3-4 weeks post birth
100
Duration of onset of sx for diagnosis of postnatal depressoin?
Onset of sx within 6/12 of birth
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RFs for PTSD
External locus of control
Female
Neuroticism
Low sense of security
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Risk of suicide with those with epilepsy compared with those without
x25 greater
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Prevalence of psychiatric sx at first presentation of Huntingtons Disease?
30%
104
Prevalence of somatoform pain disorder?
8-10%
105
What does SF-36 measure?
Health related QoL
106
How many patients with schizophrenia discontinue antipsychotics by 18 months?
70-75%
107
NICE requirement for clozapine to be started?
Patients with schizophrenia who are unresponsive to 2 or more antipsychotics, of which at least one must be atypical or who are intolerant of their SEs
108
Best developed treatment for conduct disorder?
Multisystemic therapy
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How long is multisystemic therapy?
3/12
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How is a person assessed in multisystemic therapy?
At home, in relationships with other systems e.g. peers, school
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Underlying goal in multisystemic therapy?
Assessing and promoting strengths of the person
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Which therapy uses reciprocal role reversal?
Psychodrama
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Which 2 antipsychotics increase the risk of CVE in the elderly?
Risperidone
| Olanzapine
114
Recurrence rate of siblings in children with autism?
2-8%
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in which social classes is subcultural LD more common in?
Lower social classes
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RFs for infanticide
DV and hx of childhood maltreatment
Suicidal ideation in pregnancy and previous suicide attempts
Concealed or denial of pregnancy
Unintended pregnancy in young women
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Calculation for false +ve?
1-specificity or
| False positives/total non-diseased
118
Calculation for false -ve?
1- sensitivity or
False negatives/total diseased
119
Calculation for sensitivity
True +ve/total diseased
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Calculation for specificity
True -ve/total non diseased
121
Calculation for PPV
True positive/total positive
122
Calculation for NPV
True -ve/total -ve
123
What are random errors?
Caused by unknown and unpredictable changes in the experiment, including the measuring instruments
124
What type of error is recall bias?
Systematic error
125
What type of error is normally distributed?
Random error
126
Define minimisation
Allocation of each participant is done methodically to ensure balance of confounding factors between groups
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Define allocation concealment
Maintaining secrecy with regard to the allocation itself at the start of the study
128
Define blinding
Maintaining secrecy about the status of a patient as to which arm he or she belongs, once the allocation is complete
129
What measurement can tell us the burden of a disease?
Prevalence
130
What is the denominator of incidence density?
Person-years
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Denominator of incidence calculation?
Total number of people at risk in population per unit time
132
What does incidence density account for that incidence doesnt?
Varying time periods of follow-up
133
Which 2 antipsychotics are least likely to cause sexual SEs?
Aripirazole
| Quetiapine
134
Which 2 antipsychotics are least likely to cause high prolactin?
Aripiprazole
| Quetipine
135
Which neurodegenerative disorder affects the striatum?
Huntingtons
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Which neurodegenerative disorder shows box-car shaped ventricles on MRI?
Huntingtons
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What parts of the brain does corticobasal degeneration affect?
Cerebral cortex
| Basal ganglia
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Sx of corticobasal degeneration?
Disorder of movement
| Cognitive dysfunction
139
Which scale measures aggression and conduct problems in kids 7-17 years?
Child & Adolescent functional assessment scale
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Which scale helps to obtain information from school regarding psych problems?
Strengths and difficulties questionnaire
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Which scale tests for TD?
AIMs
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Which scale tests for EPSEs?
Simpson-Angus
143
Which antidepressants should not be px with Tamoxifen?
Fluoxetine
Paroxetine
Bupropion
Duloxetine
144
What does Giant Panda Sign on MRI suggest?
Wilsons Disease
145
What does sparing of medial temporal lobe suggest?
LBD
146
Which LD has Salaam attacks?
TS
147
What percentage of patients taking benzodiazepines for nearly a year develop dependence syndrome?
40%
148
Which guidelines give guidance on reporting of meta-analyses and systematic reviews?
PRISMA
149
Which guidelines give guidance on meta-analyses reporting on RCTs?
QUORUM
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The number that will repeat DSH (deliberate self harm) within one year
30%
151
The percentage of patients in contact with mental health services within a year of death
25%
152
EEG of grand mal seizure
EEG shows multispikes followed by multispikes and slow waves
153
EEG of absence seizure
EEG shows generalised 3 Hz spike and slow wave activity
154
Prevalence of any PD in the community
5%
155
SMR for antisocial PD?
8-9
156
RR of psychosis in prisons compared to general population?
20
157
How many homicide offenders are women?
11%
158
Which age group in females is at highest risk of committing a homicide?
30-39
159
Cause of Cornelia de Lange?
Lack of pregnancy-associated plasma protein A (PAPPA) linked to chromosome 9q33.
160
Incidence of fetal alcohol syndrome?
1.9 per 1000 live births
161
Which type of dementia has impaired executive function and apathy?
Subcortical dementia
162
Which type of dementia has normal alertness?
Cortical dementia
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Which type of dementia has apraxia?
Cortical
164
Most common behavioural and psychological symptom of dementia?
Apathy - 59%
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Name the behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia
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Apathy - 59%
Depression - 58%
Irritability - 44%
Anxiety - 44%
Agitation - 41%
```
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What does the therapist use in Rational Emotive therapy to guide the discussion?
Humour
Guided discussion
Logic
Real-life challenges
167
Which genetic disease is due to deficiency in L-iduronidase activity?
Hurler
168
Which genetic disease is due to deficiency of iduronate sulfatase?
Hunter
169
What is the mode of transmission of Hunters?
X-linked recessive
170
SPECT finding in older depressed patients
Reduced cerebral blood flow sparing the posterior parietal cortex
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MRS findings of Alzheimers
Abnormal synthesis of membrane phospholipids
