Psychiatry

Question 1

Definition of at-risk drinking for women

Answer 1

More than 7 drinks per week or more than 3 drinks per occasion

Question 2

Drug used to prevent relapse of alcohol abuse and dependence and in patients who are actively drinking

Answer 2

Naltrexone (contraindicated in patients receiving or withdrawing from opioids and in those with liver failure or hepatitis)

Question 3

Drug that enhances abstinence from alcohol but is contraindicated in renal insufficiency

Answer 3

Acamprosate

Question 4

Strategy/regimen for treating alcohol withdrawal

Answer 4

Symptom-triggered protocol

Question 5

Acid-base disorder in bulimia nervosa

Answer 5

Metabolic alkalosis

Question 6

Patients with anorexia nervosa should be given this supplement

Answer 6

Calcium plus vitamin D

Question 7

First-line treatment for anorexia nervosa

Answer 7

Cognitive behavioral therapy

Question 8

Bupropion should be avoided in eating disorders due to increased incidence of this condition

Answer 8

Tonic-clonic seizures

Question 9

Also known as subthreshold depression

Answer 9

Minor depression

Question 10

Antidepressant that is safe for patients with cardiovascular disease

Answer 10

Sertraline

Question 11

Antidepressant with fewer effects on sexual function and weight gain

Answer 11

Bupropion

Question 12

Antidepressant that causes sedation and weight gain

Answer 12

Mirtazapine

Question 13

Antidepressant that cause nausea and increased blood pressure

Answer 13

Venlafaxine

Question 14

Most effective mood stabilizer for bipolar disorder

Answer 14

Lithium

Question 15

First-line treatment for generalized anxiety disorder

Answer 15

Cognitive behavioral therapy

Question 16

First-line treatment for panic disorder

Answer 16

Cognitive behavioral therapy and SSRIs

Question 17

Treatment of choice for PTSD

Answer 17

Cognitive behavioral therapy

Question 18

FDA-approved adjuvant treatments for PTSD

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Sertraline and paroxetine

Question 19

Diagnosis: somatoform disorder in a patient who adopts a physical symptom for the purpose of gain

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Malingering

Question 20

Diagnosis: somatoform disorder in a patient who adopts symptoms to remain in the sick role

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Factitious disorder

Question 21

SNRI approved for treatment of ADHD in adults

Answer 21

Atomoxetine

Question 22

Definition of at-risk drinking in men

Answer 22

More than 14 drinks per week or more than 4 drinks per occasion