This is a just drill-self-review b.

c.
Parkinsonism
Anxiety
26. The part of the brain that is responsible for
coordination of movement?
questionnaire made by a student. d. Alzheimer’s disease a. Cerebrum
Psychiatric nursing 14. The Greek word “schizien” means what?
a. To mind
b.
c.
Cerebellum
Medulla Oblongata
b. To divide d. Pons
c. To impair 27. The course of illness of schizophrenia where
1. The Central Nervous System is made of which
d. To spit the patient still experiences hallucination and
of the following?
15. The course of schizophrenia where patient delusions which are not severe and disabling?
a. Brain and Cranial nerves
experiences severe psychotic symptoms a. Acute phase
b. Spinal cord and spinal nerves
a. Stable phase b. Chronic phase
c. Spinal cord and brain
b. Chronic phase c. Stable phase
d. Cranial nerves and spinal nerves
c. Acute phase d. Stabilizing phase
2. It is the outermost part of the cerebrum?
d. Psychotic phase e. Recovery phase
a. Cerebral medulla
16. According to Basett research, differences of 28. How many months and symptoms needed for a
b. Prefrontal cortex
this chromosome leads to schizophrenia patient to be classified under Criteria A
c. Cerebral cortex
a. Chromosome pair #04 a. At least 2 months with 6 symptoms
d. Cerebellar cortex
b. Chromosome pair #05 b. At least 6 weeks with 6 symptoms
3. The limbic system controls which of the
c. Chromosome pair #09 c. At least 6 months with 2 symptoms
following?
d. Chromosome pair #15 d. At least 6 weeks with 2 symptoms
a. Feeding, flighting, fornicating,
17. Which of the following abnormal brain structure 29. A type of schizophrenia where auditory
fleeing
is found in cases of schizophrenia? hallucination is its main symptom
b. Fighting, flexing, feeding, feasting
a. Increased cerebral blood flow a. Catatonic
c. Fornicating, fighting, fleeing,
b. Decreased CSF flow b. Paranoid
feeding
c. Enlarged ventricles c. Undifferentiated
d. Fasting, fleeting, formicating,
d. Increased blood flow d. Disorganized
flighting
18. The acronym DSM IV means? 30. Negative type of schizophrenia has what
4. It is also known as the “little brain”
a. Diagnostic and Statistic Mental process?
a. Cerebrum
Health Disorder Manual a. Hyperdopaminergic process
b. Cerebellum
b. Diagnostic and Statistical Measure b. Hypodopaminergic process
c. Medulla oblongata
of Mental Disorders c. Xyphoid process
d. Occipital lobe
c. Diagnostic and Statistical Mental d. Subtypical process
5. What part of the brain that controls fine
Health Disorder Manual 31. A type of schizophrenia which is more on
movement such as writing?
d. Diagnostic and Statistical Manual thinking abnormality
a. Cerebellum
of Mental Health Disorders a. Negative
b. Medulla oblongata
e. None of the above b. Type I
c. Cerebrum
19. A type of schizophrenia marked by stupor and c. Undifferentiated
d. Pons
lack of spontaneous psychomotor activity d. Type II
6. It is the awareness of where each part of your
a. Residual 32. A positive type of schizophrenia would yield
body is?
b. Catatonic what type of onset and prognosis?
a. Body is space sense
c. Stuponic a. Poor prognosis with acute onset
b. Position sense
d. Disorganized b. Good prognosis with chronic onset
c. Space orientation
20. A type of schizophrenia which is c. Better prognosis with acute onset
d. Body awareness
hyperdopaminergic d. Poor prognosis with chronic onset
7. What lobe is responsible for visual
a. Positive 33. A negative type of schizophrenia would yield
interpretation?
b. Undifferentiated what type of onset and prognosis?
8. It is the program for vocalization found in your
c. Negative a. Poor prognosis with acute onset
temporal lobe?
d. Type II b. Good prognosis with chronic onset
a. Mc burney’s point
21. A type of schizophrenia which is more on action c. Better prognosis with acute onset
b. Wernicke’s area
abnormality d. Poor prognosis with chronic onset
c. Broca’s area
a. Type I 34. The lobe of the brain that contains a vital area
d. Wernick’s area
b. Type II called the interpretative area
9. What lobe is predominantly sensory?
c. Undifferentiated a. Frontal lobe
a. Frontal lobe
d. Positive b. Parietal lobe
b. Parietal lobe
22. The Peripheral Nervous System is composed of c. Occipital lobe
c. Occipital lobe
which of the following? d. Temporal lobe
d. Temporal lobe
a. Brain and Cranial nerves 35. A decrease of this neurotransmitter is
10. It is the basic subunit of the brain?
b. Spinal cord and spinal nerves associated with Alzheimer’s disease
a. Nerve
c. Spinal cord and brain a. Acetylcholine
b. Neurotransmitter
d. Cranial nerves and spinal nerves b. Depression
c. Neuron
23. The Broca’s Area is included in what lobe? c. Anxiety
d. Nephron
a. Frontal lobe d. Schizophrenia
11. A neuron the sends message going to the CNS,
b. Parietal lobe 36. Depression results from a decrease of what
is called?
c. Occipital lobe neurotransmitter?
a. Motor neuron
d. Temporal lobe a. Acetylcholine and serotonin
b. Association neuron
24. What lobe is essential to an individual’s b. Serotonin and norepinephrine
c. Sensory neuron
awareness and orientation of body in space? c. Endorphin and GABA
d. neurotransmitter
a. Frontal lobe d. Dopamine and GABA
12. Too much of this neurotransmitter may lead to
b. Parietal lobe 37. This neurotransmitter results in toxicity if too
schizophrenia
c. Occipital lobe high
a. Serotonin
d. Temporal lobe a. GABA
b. Dopamine
25. What lobe contains the auditory receptive b. Endorphin
c. GABA
areas? c. Dopamine
d. Schizonin
a. Frontal lobe d. Glutamate
13. Increased Gamma-aminobutyric acid in the
b. Parietal lobe 38. Monoamine system includes the following
cerebellum will most likely lead to what
c. Occipital lobe neurotransmitters except?
abnormality?
d. Temporal lobe a. Dopamine
a. Depression
b. Serotonin
 c. Acetylcholine 51. A positive type of schizophrenia shows these a. GABA
d. norepinephrine S/Sx except? b. Endorphin
39. This neurotransmitter modulates other a. Feelings of persecution c. Serotonin
neurotransmitters b. Poor grooming and hygiene d. Glutamate
a. GABA c. Idea of reference 64. A DSM IV criteria that is not caused by
b. Endorphin d. Grandiosity substance abuse or medical condition
c. Dopamine 52. According to Bleuler, there are four A’s, what is a. Criteria A
d. Glutamate the “A” that means having two opposite feeling? b. Criteria B
40. A phase of schizophrenia associated with a. Affective disturbance c. Criteria C
“getting better” b. Autism d. Criteria D
a. Acute phase c. Associative looseness e. Criteria E
b. Chronic phase d. Ambivalence 65. A type of schizophrenia where there is
c. Stable phase 53. It is the largest lobe and mostly associated with presence of negative symptoms or criteria A in
d. Stabilizing phase psychiatric problems an attenuated form
41. Research of the genetic history of a. Frontal lobe a. Undifferentiated
schizophrenia resulted in abnormality of these b. Temporal lobe b. Disorganized
chromosomes c. Parietal lobe c. Residual
a. 7,8,9,10,11 d. Occipital lobe d. Paranoid
b. 8,9,10,11,17 e. Globe 66. Anergia in disorganized-type of schizophrenia
c. 9,10,17,19,7 54. The following consist the limbic system except? means?
d. 8,9,10,11,19 a. Thalamus a. Lack of physical activity
42. All of the following are correct about the b. Pituitary gland b. Unable to move on feet at a time
abnormal brain structure of schizophrenia c. Amygdala c. Lack of interest to perform
except? d. Hippocampus d. No movement at all
a. Decreased cerebral blood flow 55. A chemical substance that aid in transmission 67. Part of the brain stem that is responsible in
b. Decreased brain volume of information in the body Blood Pressure Regulation
c. Decreased ventricles a. Enzymes a. Pons
d. Decreased blood flow to brain to b. Neurotransmitters b. Medulla oblongata
frontal lobes c. Neurotransmittors c. Midbrain
43. The biochemical theory which explains the d. Hormones d. Cerebrum
cause of type I symptoms e. Electrosignalers 68. This neurotransmitter controls complex
a. Freud’s theory 56. A type of neuron that lie between sensory and movements
b. Dopamine hypothesis motor neurons a. Serotonin
c. Erickson’s hypothesis a. Sensory neuron b. Dopamine
d. Sullivan’s theory b. Interneuron c. Endorphin
44. The brainstem includes the following except? c. Motor neuron d. GABA
a. Pons d. Sensorimotor neuron 69. A DSM IV criteria having 6 months of delusion,
b. Medulla oblongata 57. A DSM IV criteria that focuses on occupational hallucination, negative symptoms and others
c. Cerebellum dysfunction; work, interpersonal, below level 70. A cerebral lobe that has major functions of
d. Mid brain self-care concentration, abstract, memory and motor
45. Drugs for schizophrenia work by? a. Criteria A function
a. Blocking dopamine b. Criteria B a. Frontal lobe
b. Enhancing dopamine c. Criteria C b. Temporal lobe
c. Increasing dopamine d. Criteria D c. Parietal lobe
d. Neutralizing dopamine e. Criteria E d. Occipital lobe
46. In schizophrenia, the onset and relapse is 58. All of the following are prominent in e. Globe
almost always related to this factor Disorganized type of schizophrenia except? 71. A lobe of the brain that analyzes sensory
a. Age a. Disorganized speech information and relays the interpretation of
b. Gender b. Flat/ inappropriate affect information
c. Stress c. Odd beliefs a. Frontal lobe
d. Status d. Disorganized behavior b. Temporal lobe
47. In DSM criteria D, these abnormality should not 59. Alogia is one of the symptoms of negative type c. Parietal lobe
be present and not responsible for the signs of of Schizophrenia which means? d. Occipital lobe
symptoms a. No logic in speech e. Globe
a. Delusions and hallucinations b. Complete lack of speech 72. A cholinergic type of neurotransmitter which
b. Negative and positive symptoms c. Lack of hair signals muscles to become alert
c. Schizaffective and mood disorders d. No response a. Norepinephrine
d. Disorganized speech and behavior 60. In Bleuler, all are included in the “Four A’s” b. Acetylcholine
48. What part of the brain is responsible for except c. GABA
breathing? a. Affective disturbance d. glutamate
a. Medulla oblongata b. Associative looseness 73. A negative type symptom of schizophrenia
b. Pons c. Ambivalence which means loss or inability to experience
c. Limbic system d. Affection /gain pleasure
d. Midbrain 61. Frontal lobe is responsible for all the functions a. Anergia
49. This type of neuron is responsible in sending except b. Alogia
messages from CNS to periphery a. Affect c. Avolition
a. Sensory neuron b. Personality d. Anhedonia
b. Motor neuron c. Inhibitions 74. The nervous system contains approximately
c. Association neuron d. Hearing how many sensory neurons
d. Afferent neuron 62. It is part of the brain the regulates appetite and a. 90,000 million
50. A patient is having excessive motor activity and sexual drive b. 500,000 million
waxy flexibility, what type of schizophrenia is a. Pons c. 10,000 million
this? b. Hypothalamus d. 50,000 million
a. Paranoid c. Endocrine gland
b. Disorganized d. Amygdala 75. The frontal lobe functions all of the following
c. Catatonic 63. The neurotransmitter that is responsible in except?
d. Residual enhancing, inhibiting, or limiting the effects of a. Information storage or memory
neurotransmitters b. Motor function
 c. Spatial relations d. Autonomic Nervous System 92. A type of schizophrenia where in symptoms are
d. Abstract thought 84. The brain contains approximately how many an absence or diminution (decrease) of that
76. This part of the brain serves as the center for motor neurons that control the muscles and the which should be
auditory and visual reflexes gland a. Residual
a. Brainstem a. 90,000 million b. Negative
b. Temporal lobe b. 500,000 million c. Positive
c. Medulla oblongata c. 10,000 million d. None of the above
d. Cerebrum d. 50,000 million 93. Which of the following neurotransmitters are
77. A neurotransmitter mainly found at substantia e. 10,000-100,000 million classified under amino acid?
nigra and basal ganglia of the brain 85. In a paranoid type of schizophrenia, all of the a. Serotonin and GABA
a. Norepinephrine following should not be present except b. Endorphin and glutamate
b. Dopamine a. Catatonic behavior c. GABA and glutamate
c. GABA b. Delusional behavior d. Endorphin and serotonin
d. Acetylcholine c. Flat or inappropriate affect 94. A DSM IV Criteria which focuses on duration
e. Histamine d. Disorganized behavior showing continuous signs of disturbance for at
78. Age and onset of Schizophrenia is almost 86. In prevalence and demographic, schizophrenia least 6 months
always? affects how many percent of the general a. Criteria A
a. Adolescent and early childhood population b. Criteria B
b. Late childhood and late adolescent a. 2% c. Criteria C
c. Late adolescent and early b. 1% d. Criteria D
childhood c. 3% e. Criteria E
d. Early adolescent and early d. 5% 95. It is the largest division of the brain
childhood 87. A type of schizophrenia where in criteria A are a. Cerebrum
79. In prevalence and demographic, all is true present but criteria for paranoid, catatonic or b. Cerebellum
about Gender in schizophrenia except? disorganized type are not met c. Frontal lobe
a. Men is typically 4-6 years earlier a. Residual d. Limbic system
than in women b. Undifferentiated 96. This part of the limbic system, plays a role in
b. Men are of more severe course c. Positive type long-term memory
c. Women have more negative d. Schizophrenic type a. Amygdala
symptom 88. All are S/Sx shown in a negative type of b. Hippocampus
d. Symptoms appear earlier with men schizophrenia except c. Hypothalamus
than women a. Attention deficit d. Thalamus
80. Prenatal risk factors for schizophrenia includes b. Poor grooming and hygiene 97. A neurotransmitter associated with the “flight or
all of the following, except? c. Illusion fight” response
a. Exposure to influenza d. Asocial behavior a. Dopamine
b. Exposure to bacteria from house 89. Avolition is a characteristic shown by negative b. Acetylcholine
cats type schizophrenia. What is avolition? c. GABA
c. Prenatal exposure to lead a. Lack of energy d. Norepinephrine
d. Birth during winter season b. Lack of libido 98. Alzheimer’s disease is associated with the
81. A type of schizophrenia where there is c. Lack of motivation decreased secretion of what neurotransmitter
preoccupation of 1 or more delusions usually of d. Lack of speech a. Dopamine
a persecutory type 90. One of the functions of cerebellum is position b. GABA
a. Catatonic sense, what does position sense means? c. Acetylcholine
b. Paranoid a. Awareness of body in space d. Serotonin
c. Residual b. Awareness on where each part of 99. This area functions in the comprehension of
d. Disorganized the body is spoken language
82. A type of schizophrenia where symptoms are c. Awareness of how to position body a. Wernick’s area
embellishment (exaggeration) of normal in space b. Wernicke’s area
perception and cognition d. Awareness of where the senses c. Broca’s area
a. Type II are d. Broha’s area
b. Schizophrenic 91. A type of schizophrenia where in criteria A are 100. This part of the brain controls heart rate and
c. Positive no longer present and the other subtypes blood pressure
d. None of the above a. Undifferentiated e. Cerebrum
83. This system controls all motor, sensory, b. Disorganized f. Brainstem
autonomic, cognitive, and behavioral activities c. Residual g. Medulla oblongata
a. Peripheral Nervous System d. Paranoid h. Temporal lobe
b. Nervous System
c. Central Nervous System

1. C 11. C 21. B 31. B 41. D 51. B 61. D 71. C 81. B 91. C

2. C 12. B 22. D 32. C 42. C 52. D 62. B 72. A 82. C 92. B
3. C 13. C 23. A 33. D 43. B 53. A 63. B 73. D 83. B 93. C
4. B 14. B 24. B 34. D 44. C 54. B 64. E 74. C 84. B 94. C
5. A 15. C 25. D 35. A 45. A 55. B 65. C 75. C 85. B 95. A
6. B 16. B 26. B 36. B 46. C 56. B 66. C 76. A 86. B 96. B
7. occipital 17. C 27. C 37. D 47. C 57. B 67. B 77. B 87. B 97. D
8. C 18. D 28. C 38. C 48. B 58. C 68. B 78. C 88. C 98. C
9. B 19. B 29. B 39. A 49. B 59. B 69. criteria A 79. C 89. C 99. C
10. C 20. A 30. B 40. D 50. C 60. D 70. A 80. B 90. B 100. G