Psychiatry chapter
PSYCHIATRY

Child Psychiatry

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QUESTION 41
Which group of amino acids is elevated in maple syrup urine disease?
QUESTION 42
What colour does ferric chloride produce with the urine of a patient with maple syrup urine disease?
QUESTION 43
A child with pervasive abnormal development retains normal calculation and musical abilities. Which syndrome describes this pattern?
QUESTION 44
A child has signs of neglect with repeated soft tissue injuries and fractures disproportionate to the reported circumstances. Which condition should these findings raise concern for?
QUESTION 45
Which pair of drugs is identified as pure opiate receptor antagonists in the treatment passage on autistic disorder?
QUESTION 46
Which change in parental behaviour is listed among the family effects of a child's mental retardation?
QUESTION 47
An adolescent has delayed puberty, small testes, gynecomastia, and increased gonadotrophins. Which syndrome matches these findings?
QUESTION 48
What proportion of enuretics wet only during the night?
QUESTION 49
Which childhood psychiatric risk factor is specifically associated with an increased incidence of juvenile delinquency?
QUESTION 50
A child has pronounced jealousy toward a sibling. Which therapeutic approach is described for this problem?
QUESTION 51
Down’s syndrome is identified as a risk factor for which disease?
QUESTION 52
A 7-year-old child develops bed-wetting after having maintained bladder control for about one year. How is this enuresis classified?
QUESTION 53
Sibling rivalry is described as a normal emotional response in which age group?
QUESTION 54
Which factor is described as protective against childhood psychiatric disorders?
QUESTION 55
A child has intellectual disability, convulsions, and adenoma sebaceum. This combination constitutes Vogt’s triad in which disorder?
QUESTION 56
A school regularly assesses children to detect emotional disorders and learning disabilities early, followed by prompt intervention. Which level of prevention does this represent?
QUESTION 57
Wetting of clothes or bed is termed enuresis when it persists past what age?
QUESTION 58
For a diagnosis of intellectual disability, the intellectual and adaptive deficits must manifest before what age?
QUESTION 59
Which is the commonest chromosomal abnormality underlying Down’s syndrome?
QUESTION 60
A child has mild to moderate intellectual impairment from infancy, retinitis pigmentosa, polydactyly of the hands and feet, obesity, and hypogenitalism. Which syndrome best matches these findings?
QUESTION 61
Which form of Down’s syndrome has the maximum chance of recurrence?
QUESTION 62
Which cellular pattern characterizes mosaicism in Down’s syndrome?
QUESTION 63
What academic level can individuals with mild intellectual disability achieve?
QUESTION 64
Which sensory condition is explicitly included in the differential diagnosis of intellectual disability?
QUESTION 65
What is the usual longitudinal course of the abnormalities in Asperger’s syndrome?
QUESTION 66
Which developmental feature primarily distinguishes Asperger’s syndrome from autism?
QUESTION 67
What duration of multiple vocal and motor symptoms is described for Tourette’s disorder?
QUESTION 68
Delayed or lax toilet training is classified under which etiological category of enuresis?
QUESTION 69
Which finding is listed under the genetic etiology of enuresis?
QUESTION 70
A child has delayed motor development resulting in clumsiness during schoolwork and play. Which diagnosis corresponds to this description?
QUESTION 71
What proportion of children have difficulty making themselves understood by strangers?
QUESTION 72
Which combination of general intelligence and motor coordination is described in most individuals with Asperger’s syndrome?
QUESTION 73
What is the usual treatment for developmental speech and language disorders?
QUESTION 74
Which factor is classified as an organic cause of enuresis?
QUESTION 75
Which factor is classified as an organic cause of encopresis?
QUESTION 76
A child with encopresis has experienced unpleasant, coercive toilet training. Under which etiological category does this factor fall?
QUESTION 77
Which developmental finding is associated with a family history of encopresis?
QUESTION 78
Which feature distinguishes child abuse from corporeal punishment in the description of battered child syndrome?
QUESTION 79
Parents report jealousy in their three-year-old child. How is jealousy at this age characterized?
QUESTION 80
A child's encopresis treatment involves introducing, rearranging, or withdrawing reinforcement contingencies. Which therapeutic approach is being used?
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