AMC (Psychiatry) Sample Questions Set-2
Categories: AMC (Australian Medical Council Computer Adaptive Test Examination)
Question: A 7 years old girl with soiling in her underwear, she tells lies about accidents at school and hides her soiled underpants and cries and quarrels with her brother when he calls her smelly. What is your diagnosis?
A. Regression
B. Conduct disorder
C. Oppositional Defiant Disorder
D. Delayed milestones
E. Depression
Answer: (c)
Question: Family with a newborn baby moved to a small village in rural Australia, father called up GP to inform wife sad all the time, low mood, crying but taking good care of baby, cannot get her to the hospital as he is busy with new work, what next:
A. Make a home visit
B. Send a social worker to check on woman
C. Insist husband to get the woman & baby to clinic
D. Admit the woman, baby can be with dad
E. Wait for the husband to call back again
Answer: (a)
Question: An alcoholic very agitated rushed to the emergency dept with many complaints claiming if he is not attended immediately he will jump in front of a car. What will you check first?
A. Alcohol level
B. Magnesium level
C. serum electrolytes
Answer: (c)
Question: An Old man presented to you complaining of rest tremor overriding bradykinesia. He has a known history of visual hallucination and forgetfulness. What is the most likely dx?
A. Parkinson disease.
B. Lewy body dementia
C. Alzheimer disease
D. acute delirium.
E. schizophrenia
Answer: (b)
Question: Man brought to hospital after throwing brick at windows he said the last thing he remembers is leaving work from a rural farm?
A. Dissociative fugue
B. Factitious disorder
C. Malingering
Answer: (a)
Question: A man presented with MMSE 27/30 with a history of hypertension and parkinsonism on many medications complains of seeing green cat in his window. Asking for diagnosis.
A. Due to medication
B. Parkinsonism
C. Left body dementia
Answer: (a)
Question: Female forgetful and keep losing track of time, what to check?
a) Orientation
b) Insight
c) Constructional apraxia
d) Delusion
Answer: (a)
Question: A man c/o forgetfulness. He easily gives up a task when asked to do it as part of an examination. What to check in a mental state examination?
a) Orientation
b) Hopelessness
c) Hallucination
d) insight
Answer: (d)
Question: old women's who is widow, who seems well in past since she becomes widow she moves to the house started to stay alone.one of her neighborhood found her strange behavior she started to digging in front of house. When neighbors found her, she became aggressive or something like that & after some time she agreed to see doc .what you looking in her h/o?
A. thought
B. mood
C. memory
D. orientation
Answer: (d)
Question: A man c/o forgetfulness (age 58). He forgets where he keeps his things, easily gives up. What to check in a mental state examination?
a) Orientation
b) Hopelessness
c) Hallucination
d) insight
Answer: (d)
Remember that these questions are for practice purposes only and may not reflect the exact format or content of the AMC Psychiatry examination.
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