NU 664C PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS
AND SCHIZOPHRENIA EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
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Bipolar Type - ANSWER ✓ Schizoaffective disorder with manic episodes.
Depressive Type - ANSWER ✓ Schizoaffective disorder with depressive
episodes.
Acute and Transient Psychotic Disorder - ANSWER ✓ Symptoms of
schizophrenia lasting less than 1 month.
Delusional Disorder - ANSWER ✓ Persistent delusions lasting at least 21
months.
Thought Echo - ANSWER ✓ Hearing one's thoughts repeated back.
Thought Insertion - ANSWER ✓ Belief that thoughts are implanted by external
forces.
Delusional Perception - ANSWER ✓ Misinterpretation of real events as having
special meaning.
Hallucinatory Voices - ANSWER ✓ Hearing voices that others do not hear.
Good Prognostic Features - ANSWER ✓ Presence of specific symptoms
indicating better outcomes.
, Second-Generation Antipsychotics - ANSWER ✓ Medications acting as partial
dopamine D2 agonists.
Dopamine D2 Agonists - ANSWER ✓ Drugs that partially stimulate dopamine
receptors.
Aripiprazole - ANSWER ✓ Second-generation antipsychotic with high receptor
binding.
Clozapine - ANSWER ✓ Effective antipsychotic for treatment-resistant
schizophrenia.
Time to Peak - ANSWER ✓ Duration until maximum drug effect is observed.
First-Generation Antipsychotics - ANSWER ✓ Medications primarily blocking
dopamine D2 receptors.
Haloperidol - ANSWER ✓ First-generation antipsychotic used for acute
psychosis.
Chlorpromazine - ANSWER ✓ First-generation antipsychotic with sedative
properties.
Dose Strength - ANSWER ✓ Amount of medication in each formulation.
Route of Administration - ANSWER ✓ Method by which medication is delivered
to the body.
IM long - ANSWER ✓ Intramuscular injection lasting 14 days.
PO - ANSWER ✓ Oral administration of medication.
IM short - ANSWER ✓ Intramuscular injection lasting 10-20 hours.
Dose equivalents - ANSWER ✓ Comparison of doses to chlorpromazine.
AND SCHIZOPHRENIA EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
SOLUTIONS||100% GUARANTEED
PASS||UPDATED 2026/2027
SYLLABUS||ALREADY GRADED
A+||<<LATEST VESION>>
Bipolar Type - ANSWER ✓ Schizoaffective disorder with manic episodes.
Depressive Type - ANSWER ✓ Schizoaffective disorder with depressive
episodes.
Acute and Transient Psychotic Disorder - ANSWER ✓ Symptoms of
schizophrenia lasting less than 1 month.
Delusional Disorder - ANSWER ✓ Persistent delusions lasting at least 21
months.
Thought Echo - ANSWER ✓ Hearing one's thoughts repeated back.
Thought Insertion - ANSWER ✓ Belief that thoughts are implanted by external
forces.
Delusional Perception - ANSWER ✓ Misinterpretation of real events as having
special meaning.
Hallucinatory Voices - ANSWER ✓ Hearing voices that others do not hear.
Good Prognostic Features - ANSWER ✓ Presence of specific symptoms
indicating better outcomes.
, Second-Generation Antipsychotics - ANSWER ✓ Medications acting as partial
dopamine D2 agonists.
Dopamine D2 Agonists - ANSWER ✓ Drugs that partially stimulate dopamine
receptors.
Aripiprazole - ANSWER ✓ Second-generation antipsychotic with high receptor
binding.
Clozapine - ANSWER ✓ Effective antipsychotic for treatment-resistant
schizophrenia.
Time to Peak - ANSWER ✓ Duration until maximum drug effect is observed.
First-Generation Antipsychotics - ANSWER ✓ Medications primarily blocking
dopamine D2 receptors.
Haloperidol - ANSWER ✓ First-generation antipsychotic used for acute
psychosis.
Chlorpromazine - ANSWER ✓ First-generation antipsychotic with sedative
properties.
Dose Strength - ANSWER ✓ Amount of medication in each formulation.
Route of Administration - ANSWER ✓ Method by which medication is delivered
to the body.
IM long - ANSWER ✓ Intramuscular injection lasting 14 days.
PO - ANSWER ✓ Oral administration of medication.
IM short - ANSWER ✓ Intramuscular injection lasting 10-20 hours.
Dose equivalents - ANSWER ✓ Comparison of doses to chlorpromazine.
