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Q 12 of 50
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A 35-year-old woman with major depressive disorder taking sertraline 100mg for 6 weeks with minimal improvement...

A.Add aripiprazole
B.Switch to venlafaxine
C.Increase sertraline
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Question 24 of 40
Neurocognitive

A 72-year-old man presents with 18 months of progressive memory loss, visual hallucinations of small animals, and fluctuating alertness. Exam shows mild parkinsonism...

A.Alzheimer disease
B.Lewy body dementia
C.Vascular dementia
D.Frontotemporal dementia
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The triad of progressive cognitive decline, well-formed visual hallucinations, and parkinsonism with fluctuating attention is classic for DLB...

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I think the answer is B — augmentation strategy
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Agreed, aripiprazole augmentation is first-line
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Psychpedia is a psychiatry question bank for medical students, residents, and clinicians. We offer high-yield practice questions with clear explanations. Use them to master the topics and pass your boards.
Psychpedia is built for medical students prepping for shelf exams, residents studying for the PRITE and the ABPN, and clinicians who want to keep their skills sharp. The platform fits your stage of training.
We update the question bank to match the latest DSM criteria, treatment guidelines, and exam formats. New questions go in often. Our editorial team reviews older content for accuracy.
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