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The document outlines the rules and structure for an undergraduate quiz competition in psychiatry organized by the Department of Psychiatry at Dr M K Shah Medical College & Research Centre and the Indian Psychiatry Society - Gujarat State Branch. It consists of 6 rounds including an MCQ round, a "who am I" round, a scientist round, a movie round, a famous celebrities round, and a rapid fire round. The top 4 teams will advance based on scores in the initial MCQ round. Subsequent rounds involve answering psychiatry-related questions within time limits, with points awarded for correct answers and no negative points for incorrect answers.
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1) Type the definition of each of the KEY TERM from the 1st page o.docx
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2) Cite the page in the textbook each key term is found.
3) Submit all the Key Terms in one document.
Discussion Topics, Mohr
Chapter 21, Forensic Psychiatric Nursing
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a. Explain the psychiatric nurse’s role in the forensic milieu.
b. What are your fears in dealing with people in correctional facilities?
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1
2. You are interviewing a forensic nurse who works in a correctional facility. The nurse begins to discuss the issues associated with special populations.
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2
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Discuss
Big Pharma’s
role in the diagnosis and treatment of psychopathology
.
Decide an appropriate role for
Big
Pharma going forward, if indeed
Big Pharma
should have a voice in this matter.
Consider the opposing viewpoints and address the following questions:
A. What does each position believe? Why--what is the evidence being used for their arguments? Evaluate the quality of the evidence from a scholarly perspective.
B. Can you identify one or more logical points or pieces of information in each perspective even though you may not agree with that perspective completely?
C. What additional information would be helpful to know to evaluate each perspective more effectively?
D. What is a potential 3rd or 4th perspective that should be considered in this controversy? There are likely many other perspectives besides these two.
The 1st two perspectives we are considering:
1.
Big Pharma
has our best interests in mind. These companies fund valuable research projects that help us understand psychiatric conditions and appropriate treatment methods. Additionally, this research sometimes uncovers new psychiatric conditions worthy of new treatment methods. We can trust
Big Pharma
to do what is in the average person's best interest with respect to diagnosing and treating psychiatric conditions.
2. Because
Big Pharma’s
profits are directly tied to the treatment of illnesses, they do not stand to benefit from successfully and completely treating psychiatric conditions. In other words,
Big Pharma
does not profit when people are healthy. Therefore,
Big Pharma
does not have the average person's best interests in mind, and we cannot trust
Big Pharma
.
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Are there psychological syndromes and symptoms that appear only in certain cultures?
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The 1st two perspectives we are considering:
1. Culturally bound syndromes and symptoms exist. That is to say, there are certain syndromes and symptoms that present themselves only among people of certain cultures.
2. Culturally bound syndromes and symptoms do not exist. These syndromes and symptoms are merely slightly different presentations of syndromes and symptoms found in the DSM.
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e tips:
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is
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2
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Decide an appropriate role for
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Consider the opposing viewpoints and address the following questions:
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e tips:
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is
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population expansion, and economic progress, the effects on natural ecosystems are becoming
more evident. A crucial element of this impact is the alteration of vegetation cover, which plays a
significant role in maintaining the ecological equilibrium of our planet.Land serves as the foundation for all human activities and provides the necessary materials for
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'Land uses,' which are determined by both human activities and the physical characteristics of the
land.
The utilization of land is impacted by human needs and environmental factors. In countries
like India, rapid population growth and the emphasis on extensive resource exploitation can lead
to significant land degradation, adversely affecting the region's land cover.
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centuries, evolving its structure over time and space. In the present era, these changes have
accelerated due to factors such as agriculture and urbanization. Information regarding land use and
cover is essential for various planning and management tasks related to the Earth's surface,
providing crucial environmental data for scientific, resource management, policy purposes, and
diverse human activities.
Accurate understanding of land use and cover is imperative for the development planning
of any area. Consequently, a wide range of professionals, including earth system scientists, land
and water managers, and urban planners, are interested in obtaining data on land use and cover
changes, conversion trends, and other related patterns. The spatial dimensions of land use and
cover support policymakers and scientists in making well-informed decisions, as alterations in
these patterns indicate shifts in economic and social conditions. Monitoring such changes with the
help of Advanced technologies like Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems is
crucial for coordinated efforts across different administrative levels. Advanced technologies like
Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
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Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
occur natural.
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- 1. UNDER GRADUATE QUIZ - 2023 Department Of Psychiatry Dr M K Shah Medical College & Research Centre Indian Psychiatry Society- Gujarat State Branch
- 2. RULES FOR MCQ PAPER ROUND • TOTAL QUESTIONS: 15 • TOTAL MARKS: 60 • EACH QUESTION CARRIES 4 MARKS. • THERE IS A NEGATIVE MARKING IN THIS ROUND :MINUS 1 MARK FOR WRONG ANSWER • NO ATTEMPT: 0 MARKS • ONLY 4 TEAMS WILL GO FURTHER IN THE QUIZ ROUND.
- 3. RULES FOR ROUND • EACH QUESTION CARRIES 10 MARKS FOR RIGHT ANSWER. • NO PASSING OVER IS ALLOWED. • THERE WILL BE NO NEGATIVE MARKS. • 15 SECONDS WILL BE GIVEN TO ANSWER EACH QUESTION. • AFTER TIME LIMIT IS OVER, QUESTION WILL GO TO AUDIENCE
- 5. TEAM A Treatment of choice for endogenous depression with suicidal tendency a) Lithium b) Chlorpromazine c) ECT d) Escitalopram
- 6. TEAM B Cognitive model of depression is given by a) Ellis b) Aron Beck c) Godfrey d) Sigmund freud
- 7. Team C • Which of the following is not true about Disulfiram? A) It is not an anti craving agent B) Starting dose is 250 mg C) It inhibits alcohol dehydrogenase D) It accumulates acetaldehyde
- 8. TEAM D • Most common side effect of Clozapine? A) Sedation B) Agranulocytosis C) Hypersalivation D) Hypotension
- 9. ROUND 2 WHO AM I ?
- 10. TEAM A • I am released from pituitary gland • I am a neurotransmitter • I am responsible for pain control, feeling of pleasure • I reduces stress • I am also known as natural opium.
- 11. TEAM B • I am a neurotransmitter • I am majorly involved in motor movements • I also take part in learning and memory • If I decreased- you will have Alzheimer’s disease, dementia and delirium
- 12. TEAM C • I am an almond shaped structure • You will found me in medial temporal lobe • I am regulating your fear, emotions, memory, reward learning, motivation, aggression • Lesion of me causes Kluver- Bucy syndrome
- 13. TEAM D • I am the most commonly used illegal substance in India • I am available in three different preparation • If you consume me you will feel euphoric, hungry, have drive to kill people, run aimlessly, become violent • If you stop using me, you will have anger, nervousness, sleep disturbances and depressed mood • I am also used in anorexia associated weight loss in HIV
- 15. RULES FOR ROUND 1.EACH QUESTION CARRIES 10 MARKS FOR RIGHT ANSWER. 2.NO PASSING OVER IS ALLOWED. 3.THERE WILL BE NO NEGATIVE MARKS. 4.30 SECONDS WILL BE GIVEN TO ANSWER EACH QUESTION. 5.AFTER TIME LIMIT IS OVER, QUESTION WILL GO TO AUDIENCE
- 16. TEAM A
- 17. TEAM B
- 18. TEAM C
- 19. TEAM D
- 21. TEAM A
- 22. TEAM B
- 26. TEAM A
- 27. TEAM B
- 28. TEAM C
- 29. TEAM D
- 31. RULES • EACH QUESTION CARRIES 2 MARKS FOR RIGHT ANSWER. • NO PASSING OVER IS ALLOWED. • THERE WILL BE NO NEGATIVE MARKS. • 3 MINUTES WILL BE GIVEN TO ANSWER 10 QUESTIONS. • AFTER TIME LIMIT IS OVER, QUESTION WILL GO TO AUDIENCE
- 32. TEAM A 1. Full form of E.C.T? 2. Pot is name of which substance? 3. Name of two Atypical antipsychotic. 4. What is Capgras Syndrome? 5. D.O.C for Narcolepsy? 6. Excessive fear of crowded places is? 7. New word or phrase whose derivation cannot be understood, which often seen in schizophrenia 8. Exaggerated feelings of one’s importance, power, knowledge, or identity which is seen in acute mania? 9. What is insight? 10. Involuntary use of vulgar or obscene language, seen in Tourette syndrome
- 33. TEAM B 1. Full form of ADHD? 2. Acid is name of which substance? 3. Name of two TCA drugs. 4. What is Fregoli Syndrome? 5. D.O.C for ADHD? 6. Excessive fear of missing mobile phones 7. A person undergoes a partial or total return to earlier patterns of adaptation, name this defence mechanism 8. loss of interest in all pleasurable activities, which is core symptoms of Major depression? 9. What is rationalization? 10. Inability to stand or to walk in a normal manner, even though normal leg movements can be performed in a sitting or lying down position (seen in conversion disorder)
- 34. TEAM C 1. Full form of EEG? 2. Angel dust is name of which substance? 3. Name of two benzodiazepines 4. What is Ekbom Syndrome? 5. D.O.C. for treatment resistant schizophrenia? 6. Excessive fear of heights is? 7. Incoherent, essentially incomprehensible mixture of words and phrases commonly seen in far advanced cases of schizophrenia 8. Unconscious filling of gaps in memory by imagining experiences or events that have no basis in fact 9. What is obsession? 10. Feeling of intense elation and grandeur is (seen in manic episode)
- 35. TEAM D 1. Full form of OCPD? 2. White lady is name of which substance? 3. Name of two mood stabilizer. 4. What is Othello Syndrome? 5. D.O.C for Opioid Poisoning? 6. Excessive fear of animals is? 7. Group of elaborated delusions related to single event or theme 8. Gradual or sudden deviation in train of thought without blocking is 9. What is undoing? 10. Subjective feeling of motor restlessness manifested by a compelling need to be in constant movement (seen as extra pyramidal side effects)
- 36. TIE BREAKER
- 37. 1. On interviewing the patient following is observed Que : 1. Who is our Current prime minister ? : Narendra modi Que : 2. Where do you live ? : Narendra Modi Que : 3. How many children do you have ? : Narendra Modi Que : 4. What is your occupation ? : Narendra Modi Which mental status examination abnormality depicted in this speech sample ? A. Circumstantiality B. Tangentiality C. Perseveration D. Flight of ideas
- 38. 2 On asking the patient to describe any political leader, patient replies Jawaharlal Nehru was the first prime minister of India. He was congress leader. He was fond of his love for children. Sachin tendulkar is one of the finest batsman. He scored 100 international hundreds. Which Mental status examination abnormality depicted in this speech sample ? A. Thought Blocking B. Derailment C. Circumstantiality D. Flight of ideas.
- 39. 3 • Which of the following abnormality is found in the speech sample given below: “My neighbor is able to know the thoughts running in my head. Whatever I think in my head, they start doing the same actions.” A) Thought insertion B) Thought broadcasting C) Thought withdrawal D) Thought blocking
- 40. 4 On interviewing the patient following is observed Que : Where do you live ? Ans : My name is Akbar. My dog’s name is Anthony. He loves to play in the garden. My garden is full of roses. Roses are red in color. Red is the color of love. Also my favorite color is red. I am living in Jamnagar. Which mental status examination finding is depicted in following speech sample ? A. Circumstantialitiy B. Tangentiality C. Perseveration D. Flight of ideas