A Increase in the dose of haloperidol

B Addition of anticholinergic drug

C Addtion of beta blocker

D Adding another antipsychotic drug

A Most common type of schizophrenia

B Onset in 3rd / 4th decade

C Delusions of grandeur

D Rapid deterioration of personality

A Mannerism

B Negativism

C Echolalia

D Flight of ideas

A Paranoid schizophrenia

B Hebephrenic schizophrenia

C Catatonic schizophrenia

D Simple schizophrenia

A Loosening of association

B Tangentiality

C Flight of ideas

D Circumstantiality

A Paranoid schizophrenia

B Depression with suicidal tendency

C Neurotic depression

D All

A Performance anxiety

B Substance use disorders

C Lithium tremor

D All of the above

A Leukopenia

B Amenorrhea

C Self induced vomiting

D More common in adult females

A Tremors

B Opthalmoplegia

C Visual hallucination

D Clouding of consciousness

A Beta-blockers

B Sildenafil

C PG-E

D Papaverine