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1		The DSM-IV now refers to neurosis as:
			A)	psychosis
			B)	bipolar mood disorders
			C)	organic disorder
			D)	anxiety disorder
			E)	manic depression
2		Bipolar depression is a mood disorder:
			A)	involving loss of contact with reality
			B)	characterized as manic-depressive
			C)	related to drug abuse
			D)	identical to schizophrenia
3		General paresis refers to:
			A)	a syphilitic infection of the nervous system
			B)	spastic contractions of muscles in the legs due to drug use
			C)	bed wetting
			D)	gastrointestinal upset resulting from nervousness
			E)	a generalized, inexplicable form of anxiety
4		In 1933, to help schizophrenic patients, Sakel used:
			A)	truth serum
			B)	insulin
			C)	antibiotics
			D)	amphetamines
			E)	sodium bicarbonate
5		Ugo Cerletti introduced electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) to treat:
			A)	manic disorder
			B)	depression
			C)	agoraphobia
			D)	schizophrenia
			E)	posttraumatic stress
6		Phenothiazines are now referred to as:
			A)	hypnotics
			B)	sedatives
			C)	MAO inhibitors
			D)	Antipsychotics
			E)	Truth serum
7		Individuals who use antipsychotic drugs may:
			A)	tend to become addicted
			B)	commit suicide with these drugs
			C)	exhibit photosensitivity and jaundice
			D)	become easily excitable
			E)	be more prone to developing Alzheimer's disease
8		More than half of the prescribed antidepressants:
			A)	are prescribed for too long a time
			B)	seldom cause severe side effects
			C)	are safe if accidentally ingested by children
			D)	are prescribed by nonpsychiatrists
			E)	are illegal to prescribe outside of mental hospitals
9		Lithium was demonstrated to be effective on:
			A)	manic patients
			B)	depressed patients
			C)	schizophrenic patients
			D)	patients with unipolar depression
			E)	sex offenders
10		About _____ of the homeless people in the U.S. have some form of mental illness.
			A)	73%
			B)	53%
			C)	33%
			D)	13%
			E)	3%