Hallucinogen-Related Disorders — MCQs

Management of a violent patient in psychiatry includes all except:

A 30-year-old drug addict presents to the emergency department with signs of unknown drug poisoning. The patient exhibits dilated pupils, diaphoresis, tachycardia, and tremors. On examination, the blood pressure is 180/110 mmHg, and the heart rate is 120 beats per minute. What is the most likely diagnosis?

Delusion of persecution and formication occur together in

Angel dust is:

Which of the following drugs produces dissociative anesthesia?

A young boy bright in studies, securing good grades in class now has poor performance. Parents notice a change in behaviour, he avoids speaking to others, often comes home late in the night. Which of the following is the likely cause?

A patient with chronic alcoholism presents with severe memory problems. Which of the following features is most characteristic of Korsakoff syndrome?

An alcoholic patient presents with psychosis and memory loss. What is the probable diagnosis?

Methadone is used to treat withdrawal symptoms of which substance?

Jet black pigmentation of the tongue with tactile hallucinations is a feature of which substance use?