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1. 60 years old lady from IDPs(Internally Displaced populations) presented with involuntary leakage of
urine while coughing or lifting heavy things, she was diabetic and hypertensive and her obstetric
history was para 7 and abortion one, all were normal vaginal delivery. She had history of recurrent UTI
and her GUE at time of presentation shows 20 pus cells/ hpf and 10 RBC/hpf. And vaginal examination
reveal uterine prolapse.
a.
1) Reflect upon and explain your own stereotypes regarding this lady?
due to this diseases that the lady has May be become Nervous &lost of hope & sadness; helplessness; frustration; anger
2) Define Stereotypes?
b. Generalizations we make about specific socialgroups, and members of those groups
1) Negative bias in many stereotypes can lead to?
Prejudice
2) List only two reason for the relevance of Human Diversity?
2. A 70 years old heavy smoker man presented with cough, hemoptysis and hoarseness of voice. On
examination he was dyspneic , finger clubbing and supraclavicular lympha denopathy were found.
Respiratory rate was 22 breaths/minute, pulse rate 84 beats/minute, and temperature was 38 C’.
Chest examination revealed diminished air entry with localized wheezes over the left middle zone. X-
Ray is shown below, Serum calcium was 12.3 mg/dl(high). Sputum examination reveal clumps of
malignant cells.
a.
1) Define the breaking bad news?
2) Mention two reasons why it is important to tell this patient about his final diagnosis?
To maintain trust. To reduce uncertainty.
b.
1) A: Suggest two consequnses of not giving information about his confirmed diagnosis?
Lack of information can increase patient uncertainty, anxiety, distress, &dissatisfaction
2) explain two possible outcome of badly Breaking bad news in such patient?
damage doctor-patient relationship,
patient well-being and ability of patient and relatives to cope
3. 72-year-old man has history of headache admitted to the emergency department with hypertension
and his investigation show: A serum creatinine of 2.4 mg/dL, blood urea 75mg/dl , Serum K 6.7 mEq/L.
Serum Na 144 mEq/L The urinalysis has 10 to 20 RBCs/HPF, 3 + protein and RBC casts. Ultrasound
shows echogenic kidneys, poor corticomedullary differentiation without hydronephrosis
a.
1) Most stereotypical views of behaviour
2) Older people as a group are notable by their? in old age are?
Diversity - generalisations are even more unhelpful than at other stages of life
b.
1) Explain why the later life is not a period of a stagnation?
2) According to Erikson psychosocial theory, in which stage this man ?
*حسب العمر وهواي متكرره مثل هذا السؤال
Integrity & despire
c.
E
1) Describe the bad news in respect of intellect in this patient?
Some aspects of cognitive function do, in general, decline with age
2) What is the most age-sensitive component of intelligence in this man?
1
Processing speed
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4. Ali was first referred to a child psychiatric clinic at age 6. Reasons for referral included the following:
Severe restlessness and hyperactivity since he began to walk Poor concentration Disobedient, not
listening Poor speech articulation Very untidy and disorganized Ali's birth history was uneventful, and
his EEG and neurological examination findings were normal. Ali's Wechsler Intelligence Scale for
Children (WISC) (Full Scale) was 115, with marked scatter. He was found to have body image and
visuomotor difficulties. Psychiatric evaluation revealed a friendly, good-looking, 6-year-old boy with
speech (i.e., articulation) difficulties who was restless and hyperactive. The parents stated they were
happily married and there were two older sisters, both doing well. The father was a sales executive and
traveled a great deal, the mother a homemaker.
a. Explain the Ali,s stage of cognitive development According to Piaget?
Pre operationalstage (2-7years)
b. Mention the theory of Carey 1985 – child an adult shares common journey from novice to
expert
More knowledge, build schemata, increase understanding
c. Regarding Vygotsky – Child as an ‘apprentice’, compromise between Piagetian view and Carey,
he focus on?
Zone of proximal development
Seven اﺗوﻗﻊ
Is year we expect Ali can name/draw body parts as?
d. Aftermomma
one
Heart, brain
e. Describe only two important rules of communication with a special need child?
Assess level of understanding,Assess level/skills of communication
5. Sukaina 44-year-old female Kurdish financial manager divorced, caring 3 teenage children is brought to
the emergency department at AL-Sader Medical City by her brother, who reports that for the past 5
days his sister has not been sleeping well, has been experiencing bad dreams,and appears "in adaze"
with a sense of feeling "numb." The patient endorses feeling anxious but does not know why. She has
been unable to perform her usual activities of daily living. One week ago, the patient was discharged
from the hospital after experiencing an anaphylactic reaction to IV injection. Although she cannot recall
specifics, her brother verifies the history, adding that the doctors "thought she was going to die." Upon
returning to the hospital, she experiences intense fear about revisiting the same hospital from which
she was recently discharged.
a. Describe how normal human cognitive functions can lead to stereoty pical thinking?
Due to organisation of semantic knowledge in schemata ( feeling,thoughts, ideas,images,etc….)
b. Why is Human Diversity relevant?
Due to different groups of people 1-have different health problem 2- have different health styles ( that impacts on health) 3- hold health belifes
4- want different types of health services 5-enagage in different health behaviours. 6-have different health needs
c. Describe the biopsychosocial model of illness?
Health psychology integrates biological,psychological,and social factors in health
d. Other than medication, what else might her doctor recommend?
Holiday ,marriage , regular excerise , healthy diet,etc….
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1. 60 years old lady from IDPs(Internally Displaced populations) presented with involuntary leakage of
urine while coughing or lifting heavy things, she was diabetic and hypertensive and her obstetric
history was para 7 and abortion one, all were normal vaginal delivery. She had history of recurrent UTI
and her GUE at time of presentation shows 20 pus cells/ hpf and 10 RBC/hpf. And vaginal examination
reveal uterine prolapse.
a.
1) Reflect upon and explain your own stereotypes regarding this lady?
due to this diseases that the lady has May be become Nervous &lost of hope & sadness; helplessness; frustration; anger
2) Define Stereotypes?
b. Generalizations we make about specific socialgroups, and members of those groups
1) Negative bias in many stereotypes can lead to?
Prejudice
2) List only two reason for the relevance of Human Diversity?
2. A 70 years old heavy smoker man presented with cough, hemoptysis and hoarseness of voice. On
examination he was dyspneic , finger clubbing and supraclavicular lympha denopathy were found.
Respiratory rate was 22 breaths/minute, pulse rate 84 beats/minute, and temperature was 38 C’.
Chest examination revealed diminished air entry with localized wheezes over the left middle zone. X-
Ray is shown below, Serum calcium was 12.3 mg/dl(high). Sputum examination reveal clumps of
malignant cells.
a.
1) Define the breaking bad news?
2) Mention two reasons why it is important to tell this patient about his final diagnosis?
To maintain trust. To reduce uncertainty.
b.
1) A: Suggest two consequnses of not giving information about his confirmed diagnosis?
Lack of information can increase patient uncertainty, anxiety, distress, &dissatisfaction
2) explain two possible outcome of badly Breaking bad news in such patient?
damage doctor-patient relationship,
patient well-being and ability of patient and relatives to cope
3. 72-year-old man has history of headache admitted to the emergency department with hypertension
and his investigation show: A serum creatinine of 2.4 mg/dL, blood urea 75mg/dl , Serum K 6.7 mEq/L.
Serum Na 144 mEq/L The urinalysis has 10 to 20 RBCs/HPF, 3 + protein and RBC casts. Ultrasound
shows echogenic kidneys, poor corticomedullary differentiation without hydronephrosis
a.
1) Most stereotypical views of behaviour
2) Older people as a group are notable by their? in old age are?
Diversity - generalisations are even more unhelpful than at other stages of life
b.
1) Explain why the later life is not a period of a stagnation?
2) According to Erikson psychosocial theory, in which stage this man ?
*حسب العمر وهواي متكرره مثل هذا السؤال
Integrity & despire
c.
E
1) Describe the bad news in respect of intellect in this patient?
Some aspects of cognitive function do, in general, decline with age
2) What is the most age-sensitive component of intelligence in this man?
1
Processing speed
, All SAQs of PSYCHOLOGY (QuestionsTX)
4. Ali was first referred to a child psychiatric clinic at age 6. Reasons for referral included the following:
Severe restlessness and hyperactivity since he began to walk Poor concentration Disobedient, not
listening Poor speech articulation Very untidy and disorganized Ali's birth history was uneventful, and
his EEG and neurological examination findings were normal. Ali's Wechsler Intelligence Scale for
Children (WISC) (Full Scale) was 115, with marked scatter. He was found to have body image and
visuomotor difficulties. Psychiatric evaluation revealed a friendly, good-looking, 6-year-old boy with
speech (i.e., articulation) difficulties who was restless and hyperactive. The parents stated they were
happily married and there were two older sisters, both doing well. The father was a sales executive and
traveled a great deal, the mother a homemaker.
a. Explain the Ali,s stage of cognitive development According to Piaget?
Pre operationalstage (2-7years)
b. Mention the theory of Carey 1985 – child an adult shares common journey from novice to
expert
More knowledge, build schemata, increase understanding
c. Regarding Vygotsky – Child as an ‘apprentice’, compromise between Piagetian view and Carey,
he focus on?
Zone of proximal development
Seven اﺗوﻗﻊ
Is year we expect Ali can name/draw body parts as?
d. Aftermomma
one
Heart, brain
e. Describe only two important rules of communication with a special need child?
Assess level of understanding,Assess level/skills of communication
5. Sukaina 44-year-old female Kurdish financial manager divorced, caring 3 teenage children is brought to
the emergency department at AL-Sader Medical City by her brother, who reports that for the past 5
days his sister has not been sleeping well, has been experiencing bad dreams,and appears "in adaze"
with a sense of feeling "numb." The patient endorses feeling anxious but does not know why. She has
been unable to perform her usual activities of daily living. One week ago, the patient was discharged
from the hospital after experiencing an anaphylactic reaction to IV injection. Although she cannot recall
specifics, her brother verifies the history, adding that the doctors "thought she was going to die." Upon
returning to the hospital, she experiences intense fear about revisiting the same hospital from which
she was recently discharged.
a. Describe how normal human cognitive functions can lead to stereoty pical thinking?
Due to organisation of semantic knowledge in schemata ( feeling,thoughts, ideas,images,etc….)
b. Why is Human Diversity relevant?
Due to different groups of people 1-have different health problem 2- have different health styles ( that impacts on health) 3- hold health belifes
4- want different types of health services 5-enagage in different health behaviours. 6-have different health needs
c. Describe the biopsychosocial model of illness?
Health psychology integrates biological,psychological,and social factors in health
d. Other than medication, what else might her doctor recommend?
Holiday ,marriage , regular excerise , healthy diet,etc….
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