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General Nursing, Year –III
Psychiatry Test
Note: The test consists of two sections. Section A include objective and section B include
subjective questions. Carry out all questions from each section.
Note: Encircle out correct options for each question from the given options below. All questions
carry equal marks
a. Genuineness
b. Trust
c. Empathy
d. rapport
a. Resolution
b. Orientation
c. Convencing
d. Preorientation
3) The phase involves preparation for the first encounter with the client is
a. Working phase
b. preorientation
c. Resolution
d. Non of the above
a. collaboration
b. negation
c. communication
d. all of the above
5) Following are the factors contributing to mental illness.
a. psychological
b. environmental
c. biological and genetics
d. all of the above
6) An individual who does not fulfill his or her roles and responsibilities in societies.
a. mental health
b. mental illness
c. mental hygiene
d. both A and B
a. 5
b. 2
c. 3
d. 8
a. positive attitude
b. reality perception
c. integration
d. insecurity
a. Personal growth
b. Quality of life
c. Community reintegration
d. all of the above
a. recovery
b. improved quality of life
c. non of the above
d. both A and B
11) Helping relationship in which one person assists in the personal growth and improved
well-being of the other.
a. non-therapeutic relationship
b. therapeutic relationship
c. all of the above
d. both of A and B
12) ____ is the science that deals with the rightness and wrongness of actions.
a. psychology
b. psychiatric
c. ethics
d. physiology
13) Patients who present themselves at psychiatric facilities and request for
a. Hospitalization
b. involuntary
c. non of above
d. only A
a) Autonomy
b) Justice
c) Veracity
d) Violence
a) Identifying data
b) Thinking
c) Chief complaint
d) Culture
a. Affect
b. mood
c. perception
d. illusion
19) It is the capacity of the patient to recognize and understand their own symptoms and
illness.
a. judgement
b. fund of knowledge
c. perception
d. insight
a. Therapeutic relationship
b. Involuntary admission
c. Rehabilitation
d. Mental health
e. Mental illness
f. Mood
g. affect