Q1: A state of complete physical, mental and social wellness, not merely the absence of disease or infirmity is called___. A: Fitness B: Health _C: Strength | D: Immunity |Q2: A dynamic or ever-changing state of emotional and psychological well-being in which an individual is able to use his or her cognitive and emotional capabilities , function in society and meet the ordinary demands of everyday life. A: Acute Health B: Psychiatric moods C: Mental health D: Mental illnessQ3: A clinically significant behavioral or psychological syndrome or pattern that occurs in an individual and is associated with present distress or disability, with increased risk of suffering death, Pain, disability or an important loss of freedom, is definition by APA. | A: Mental disorder 'B: Physical state C: Healthy physique D: Psychiatric disturbanceQ4: Individual factors which contribute to mental illness ; A : Biological makeup B: Unrealistic worries or fears C: Inability to distinguish reality from fantasy D: All of the aboveQ5: Social\Cultural factors contributing to mental illness are except? A: No sense of belongingness B: Violence C: Poverty D: RacismQ6: Taxonomy published by American Psychiatric Association which describes all mental disorders, outlining specific diagnostic criteria for each based on Clinical experience and research is. _A: International classification of disease | _ B: Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of mental disorders C: Diagnostic and scientific manual of mental disorders D: Both b &c |Q7: DSM-IV has purposes __ except. A: To provide standardized nomenclature & language for all mental health professionals. B: To present t defining characteristics or or symptoms ‘that differentiate specific diagnosis. C: To assist in identifying the underlying causes of disorders. _ D:To assist in treatment of every kind of disease(Oks 70. dis ISS of Yell iene) 6 ; A: Identifying all major psychiatric disorders except mental retardation and personality disorders. B: Is for reporting mental retardation and personality disorders C: For Global Assessment of functioning D: Is for reporting psychosocial and environmental disordersQ9: Axis V presents f A: ls for reporting psychosocial and environmental disorders B: Is for reporting mental retardation and personality disorders C: Identifying all major psychiatric disorders except mental retardation and personality disorders D: For Global Assessment of functioningQ10: Who gave concept of Asylum? A: Aristotle B: William Tukes C: Charles Darwin D: KraepelinQ11: First Psychiatric nursing text book was written by. A : Dorothea Dix B: Harriet Baily C: Hildegard Peplau D: Linda RichardQ12: The Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic substances Act was passed inthe year___.Q13: A safe refuge offering protection; in the United States, became a term used to describe institutions for the mentally illis B: Hospice C: Medical centre D: Health clinicQ14: Who coined the “Schizophrenia”. term A: Sigmund Freud B: Kraepelin C: Bleuler D: AristotleQ15: A deliberate shift in care of the mentally ill from institutional care in state hospitals to care in community- based facilities and through community-based services | LA. Depersonalization B: (paneer eeieeaon C: Deintegrate D: DerealizationQ16: First American Psychiatric nurse is A: Hildegard Peplau | B: Linda Richards C: Jennifer Boisture D: Caroline ClarkQ17: Peplau published Interpersonal Relations in Nursing in__. A: 1990 B: 1960 C: 1952 D: 1955Q18: First Antimanic drug which was introduced in 1950. A: Haloperidol B: Lithium C: Benzodiazepines D: Valproic acidQ19: Hildegard Peplau is best known for her writing about which of the following: A : Psychopharmacology B: Humane Treatment C: Therapeutic nurse-client relationship D: Community based careQ20: The authoritative statements by professional organizations that describe the responsibilities for hich nurses are accountable are 7 A: Respite care | | B: Convalescence care -C: Standards of Care D: Bariatric care