Test your knowledge on mental health

What percentage of patients fail to show a response to their antidepressant medication despite adequate dose and duration of treatment?

Older people with depression may present with physical symptoms or declining cognitive function, rather than low mood. Is this true or false?

Which of the following mental health conditions are NOT more common in children and young people with type 1 diabetes mellitus than children without? Select all that apply.

What medicine is most commonly seen in overdose cases in UK hospital emergency departments?

Sort these risk factors for suicide into the correct categories.

Fill in the blank.

Options: increase, decrease, stay the same

Which of the following groups have NOT been found to be at a higher risk of misusing medications than the general population?

It is thought that attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder is most underdiagnosed in which group?

Recommended on a case-by-case basis, which TWO of the following medicines have shown some benefit for repetitive behaviours in people with autism?

Look at the figure above, which shows the organisational structure of UK mental health services. What is the final stage in escalation of care intensity?

The SCOFF test is a screening tool used to identify eating disorders. Drag and drop the questions on the right so that they correspond with the correct letter in the SCOFF acronym.

Melatonin is a hormone produced by the body after dark that tells the body it is approaching the time for sleep. The amount of this hormone that the body produces differs with age. What age group produces the most amount of melatonin naturally?

Pharmacogenetic testing has the potential to identify whether patients will respond well or poorly to a drug. The CYP2D6 isoenzyme is involved in the metabolism of 40% of antipsychotics. People carry variations of the CYP isoenzyme that will affect this metabolism; if a patient is a poor or intermediate metaboliser, they would:

People of ethnic minority backgrounds are more likely to be involuntarily detained under the Mental Health Act 1983.

Which TWO of the following types of anxiety are the most common?

What percentage of patients fail to show a response to their antidepressant medication despite adequate dose and duration of treatment?

Older people with depression may present with physical symptoms or declining cognitive function, rather than low mood. Is this true or false?

Which of the following mental health conditions are NOT more common in children and young people with type 1 diabetes mellitus than children without? Select all that apply.

What medicine is most commonly seen in overdose cases in UK hospital emergency departments?

Sort these risk factors for suicide into the correct categories.

Fill in the blank.

Options: increase, decrease, stay the same

Which of the following groups have NOT been found to be at a higher risk of misusing medications than the general population?

It is thought that attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder is most underdiagnosed in which group?

Recommended on a case-by-case basis, which TWO of the following medicines have shown some benefit for repetitive behaviours in people with autism?

Look at the figure above, which shows the organisational structure of UK mental health services. What is the final stage in escalation of care intensity?

The SCOFF test is a screening tool used to identify eating disorders. Drag and drop the questions on the right so that they correspond with the correct letter in the SCOFF acronym.

Melatonin is a hormone produced by the body after dark that tells the body it is approaching the time for sleep. The amount of this hormone that the body produces differs with age. What age group produces the most amount of melatonin naturally?

Pharmacogenetic testing has the potential to identify whether patients will respond well or poorly to a drug. The CYP2D6 isoenzyme is involved in the metabolism of 40% of antipsychotics. People carry variations of the CYP isoenzyme that will affect this metabolism; if a patient is a poor or intermediate metaboliser, they would:

People of ethnic minority backgrounds are more likely to be involuntarily detained under the Mental Health Act 1983.

Which TWO of the following types of anxiety are the most common?

What percentage of patients fail to show a response to their antidepressant medication despite adequate dose and duration of treatment?

Older people with depression may present with physical symptoms or declining cognitive function, rather than low mood. Is this true or false?

Which of the following mental health conditions are NOT more common in children and young people with type 1 diabetes mellitus than children without? Select all that apply.

What medicine is most commonly seen in overdose cases in UK hospital emergency departments?

Sort these risk factors for suicide into the correct categories.

Fill in the blank.

Options: increase, decrease, stay the same

Which of the following groups have NOT been found to be at a higher risk of misusing medications than the general population?

It is thought that attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder is most underdiagnosed in which group?

Recommended on a case-by-case basis, which TWO of the following medicines have shown some benefit for repetitive behaviours in people with autism?

Look at the figure above, which shows the organisational structure of UK mental health services. What is the final stage in escalation of care intensity?

The SCOFF test is a screening tool used to identify eating disorders. Drag and drop the questions on the right so that they correspond with the correct letter in the SCOFF acronym.

Melatonin is a hormone produced by the body after dark that tells the body it is approaching the time for sleep. The amount of this hormone that the body produces differs with age. What age group produces the most amount of melatonin naturally?

Pharmacogenetic testing has the potential to identify whether patients will respond well or poorly to a drug. The CYP2D6 isoenzyme is involved in the metabolism of 40% of antipsychotics. People carry variations of the CYP isoenzyme that will affect this metabolism; if a patient is a poor or intermediate metaboliser, they would:

People of ethnic minority backgrounds are more likely to be involuntarily detained under the Mental Health Act 1983.

Which TWO of the following types of anxiety are the most common?

What percentage of patients fail to show a response to their antidepressant medication despite adequate dose and duration of treatment?

Older people with depression may present with physical symptoms or declining cognitive function, rather than low mood. Is this true or false?

Which of the following mental health conditions are NOT more common in children and young people with type 1 diabetes mellitus than children without? Select all that apply.

What medicine is most commonly seen in overdose cases in UK hospital emergency departments?

Sort these risk factors for suicide into the correct categories.

Fill in the blank.

Options: increase, decrease, stay the same

Which of the following groups have NOT been found to be at a higher risk of misusing medications than the general population?

It is thought that attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder is most underdiagnosed in which group?

Recommended on a case-by-case basis, which TWO of the following medicines have shown some benefit for repetitive behaviours in people with autism?

Look at the figure above, which shows the organisational structure of UK mental health services. What is the final stage in escalation of care intensity?

The SCOFF test is a screening tool used to identify eating disorders. Drag and drop the questions on the right so that they correspond with the correct letter in the SCOFF acronym.

Melatonin is a hormone produced by the body after dark that tells the body it is approaching the time for sleep. The amount of this hormone that the body produces differs with age. What age group produces the most amount of melatonin naturally?

Pharmacogenetic testing has the potential to identify whether patients will respond well or poorly to a drug. The CYP2D6 isoenzyme is involved in the metabolism of 40% of antipsychotics. People carry variations of the CYP isoenzyme that will affect this metabolism; if a patient is a poor or intermediate metaboliser, they would:

People of ethnic minority backgrounds are more likely to be involuntarily detained under the Mental Health Act 1983.

Which TWO of the following types of anxiety are the most common?

What percentage of patients fail to show a response to their antidepressant medication despite adequate dose and duration of treatment?

Older people with depression may present with physical symptoms or declining cognitive function, rather than low mood. Is this true or false?

Which of the following mental health conditions are NOT more common in children and young people with type 1 diabetes mellitus than children without? Select all that apply.

What medicine is most commonly seen in overdose cases in UK hospital emergency departments?

Sort these risk factors for suicide into the correct categories.

Fill in the blank.

Options: increase, decrease, stay the same

Which of the following groups have NOT been found to be at a higher risk of misusing medications than the general population?

It is thought that attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder is most underdiagnosed in which group?

Recommended on a case-by-case basis, which TWO of the following medicines have shown some benefit for repetitive behaviours in people with autism?

Look at the figure above, which shows the organisational structure of UK mental health services. What is the final stage in escalation of care intensity?

The SCOFF test is a screening tool used to identify eating disorders. Drag and drop the questions on the right so that they correspond with the correct letter in the SCOFF acronym.

Melatonin is a hormone produced by the body after dark that tells the body it is approaching the time for sleep. The amount of this hormone that the body produces differs with age. What age group produces the most amount of melatonin naturally?

Pharmacogenetic testing has the potential to identify whether patients will respond well or poorly to a drug. The CYP2D6 isoenzyme is involved in the metabolism of 40% of antipsychotics. People carry variations of the CYP isoenzyme that will affect this metabolism; if a patient is a poor or intermediate metaboliser, they would:

People of ethnic minority backgrounds are more likely to be involuntarily detained under the Mental Health Act 1983.

Which TWO of the following types of anxiety are the most common?

What percentage of patients fail to show a response to their antidepressant medication despite adequate dose and duration of treatment?

Older people with depression may present with physical symptoms or declining cognitive function, rather than low mood. Is this true or false?

Which of the following mental health conditions are NOT more common in children and young people with type 1 diabetes mellitus than children without? Select all that apply.

What medicine is most commonly seen in overdose cases in UK hospital emergency departments?

Sort these risk factors for suicide into the correct categories.

Fill in the blank.

Options: increase, decrease, stay the same

Which of the following groups have NOT been found to be at a higher risk of misusing medications than the general population?

It is thought that attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder is most underdiagnosed in which group?

Recommended on a case-by-case basis, which TWO of the following medicines have shown some benefit for repetitive behaviours in people with autism?

Look at the figure above, which shows the organisational structure of UK mental health services. What is the final stage in escalation of care intensity?

The SCOFF test is a screening tool used to identify eating disorders. Drag and drop the questions on the right so that they correspond with the correct letter in the SCOFF acronym.

Melatonin is a hormone produced by the body after dark that tells the body it is approaching the time for sleep. The amount of this hormone that the body produces differs with age. What age group produces the most amount of melatonin naturally?

Pharmacogenetic testing has the potential to identify whether patients will respond well or poorly to a drug. The CYP2D6 isoenzyme is involved in the metabolism of 40% of antipsychotics. People carry variations of the CYP isoenzyme that will affect this metabolism; if a patient is a poor or intermediate metaboliser, they would:

People of ethnic minority backgrounds are more likely to be involuntarily detained under the Mental Health Act 1983.

Which TWO of the following types of anxiety are the most common?

What percentage of patients fail to show a response to their antidepressant medication despite adequate dose and duration of treatment?

Older people with depression may present with physical symptoms or declining cognitive function, rather than low mood. Is this true or false?

Which of the following mental health conditions are NOT more common in children and young people with type 1 diabetes mellitus than children without? Select all that apply.

What medicine is most commonly seen in overdose cases in UK hospital emergency departments?

Sort these risk factors for suicide into the correct categories.

Fill in the blank.

Options: increase, decrease, stay the same

Which of the following groups have NOT been found to be at a higher risk of misusing medications than the general population?

It is thought that attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder is most underdiagnosed in which group?

Recommended on a case-by-case basis, which TWO of the following medicines have shown some benefit for repetitive behaviours in people with autism?

Look at the figure above, which shows the organisational structure of UK mental health services. What is the final stage in escalation of care intensity?

The SCOFF test is a screening tool used to identify eating disorders. Drag and drop the questions on the right so that they correspond with the correct letter in the SCOFF acronym.

Melatonin is a hormone produced by the body after dark that tells the body it is approaching the time for sleep. The amount of this hormone that the body produces differs with age. What age group produces the most amount of melatonin naturally?

Pharmacogenetic testing has the potential to identify whether patients will respond well or poorly to a drug. The CYP2D6 isoenzyme is involved in the metabolism of 40% of antipsychotics. People carry variations of the CYP isoenzyme that will affect this metabolism; if a patient is a poor or intermediate metaboliser, they would:

People of ethnic minority backgrounds are more likely to be involuntarily detained under the Mental Health Act 1983.

Which TWO of the following types of anxiety are the most common?

What percentage of patients fail to show a response to their antidepressant medication despite adequate dose and duration of treatment?

Older people with depression may present with physical symptoms or declining cognitive function, rather than low mood. Is this true or false?

Which of the following mental health conditions are NOT more common in children and young people with type 1 diabetes mellitus than children without? Select all that apply.

What medicine is most commonly seen in overdose cases in UK hospital emergency departments?

Sort these risk factors for suicide into the correct categories.

Fill in the blank.

Options: increase, decrease, stay the same

Which of the following groups have NOT been found to be at a higher risk of misusing medications than the general population?

It is thought that attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder is most underdiagnosed in which group?

Recommended on a case-by-case basis, which TWO of the following medicines have shown some benefit for repetitive behaviours in people with autism?

Look at the figure above, which shows the organisational structure of UK mental health services. What is the final stage in escalation of care intensity?

The SCOFF test is a screening tool used to identify eating disorders. Drag and drop the questions on the right so that they correspond with the correct letter in the SCOFF acronym.

Melatonin is a hormone produced by the body after dark that tells the body it is approaching the time for sleep. The amount of this hormone that the body produces differs with age. What age group produces the most amount of melatonin naturally?

Pharmacogenetic testing has the potential to identify whether patients will respond well or poorly to a drug. The CYP2D6 isoenzyme is involved in the metabolism of 40% of antipsychotics. People carry variations of the CYP isoenzyme that will affect this metabolism; if a patient is a poor or intermediate metaboliser, they would:

People of ethnic minority backgrounds are more likely to be involuntarily detained under the Mental Health Act 1983.

Which TWO of the following types of anxiety are the most common?

What percentage of patients fail to show a response to their antidepressant medication despite adequate dose and duration of treatment?

Older people with depression may present with physical symptoms or declining cognitive function, rather than low mood. Is this true or false?

Which of the following mental health conditions are NOT more common in children and young people with type 1 diabetes mellitus than children without? Select all that apply.

What medicine is most commonly seen in overdose cases in UK hospital emergency departments?

Sort these risk factors for suicide into the correct categories.

Fill in the blank.

Options: increase, decrease, stay the same

Which of the following groups have NOT been found to be at a higher risk of misusing medications than the general population?

It is thought that attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder is most underdiagnosed in which group?

Recommended on a case-by-case basis, which TWO of the following medicines have shown some benefit for repetitive behaviours in people with autism?

Look at the figure above, which shows the organisational structure of UK mental health services. What is the final stage in escalation of care intensity?

The SCOFF test is a screening tool used to identify eating disorders. Drag and drop the questions on the right so that they correspond with the correct letter in the SCOFF acronym.

Melatonin is a hormone produced by the body after dark that tells the body it is approaching the time for sleep. The amount of this hormone that the body produces differs with age. What age group produces the most amount of melatonin naturally?

Pharmacogenetic testing has the potential to identify whether patients will respond well or poorly to a drug. The CYP2D6 isoenzyme is involved in the metabolism of 40% of antipsychotics. People carry variations of the CYP isoenzyme that will affect this metabolism; if a patient is a poor or intermediate metaboliser, they would:

People of ethnic minority backgrounds are more likely to be involuntarily detained under the Mental Health Act 1983.

Which TWO of the following types of anxiety are the most common?

What percentage of patients fail to show a response to their antidepressant medication despite adequate dose and duration of treatment?

Older people with depression may present with physical symptoms or declining cognitive function, rather than low mood. Is this true or false?

Which of the following mental health conditions are NOT more common in children and young people with type 1 diabetes mellitus than children without? Select all that apply.

What medicine is most commonly seen in overdose cases in UK hospital emergency departments?

Sort these risk factors for suicide into the correct categories.

Fill in the blank.

Options: increase, decrease, stay the same

Which of the following groups have NOT been found to be at a higher risk of misusing medications than the general population?

It is thought that attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder is most underdiagnosed in which group?

Recommended on a case-by-case basis, which TWO of the following medicines have shown some benefit for repetitive behaviours in people with autism?

Look at the figure above, which shows the organisational structure of UK mental health services. What is the final stage in escalation of care intensity?

The SCOFF test is a screening tool used to identify eating disorders. Drag and drop the questions on the right so that they correspond with the correct letter in the SCOFF acronym.

Melatonin is a hormone produced by the body after dark that tells the body it is approaching the time for sleep. The amount of this hormone that the body produces differs with age. What age group produces the most amount of melatonin naturally?

Pharmacogenetic testing has the potential to identify whether patients will respond well or poorly to a drug. The CYP2D6 isoenzyme is involved in the metabolism of 40% of antipsychotics. People carry variations of the CYP isoenzyme that will affect this metabolism; if a patient is a poor or intermediate metaboliser, they would:

People of ethnic minority backgrounds are more likely to be involuntarily detained under the Mental Health Act 1983.

Which TWO of the following types of anxiety are the most common?

What percentage of patients fail to show a response to their antidepressant medication despite adequate dose and duration of treatment?

Older people with depression may present with physical symptoms or declining cognitive function, rather than low mood. Is this true or false?

Which of the following mental health conditions are NOT more common in children and young people with type 1 diabetes mellitus than children without? Select all that apply.

What medicine is most commonly seen in overdose cases in UK hospital emergency departments?

Sort these risk factors for suicide into the correct categories.

Fill in the blank.

Options: increase, decrease, stay the same

Which of the following groups have NOT been found to be at a higher risk of misusing medications than the general population?

It is thought that attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder is most underdiagnosed in which group?

Recommended on a case-by-case basis, which TWO of the following medicines have shown some benefit for repetitive behaviours in people with autism?

Look at the figure above, which shows the organisational structure of UK mental health services. What is the final stage in escalation of care intensity?

The SCOFF test is a screening tool used to identify eating disorders. Drag and drop the questions on the right so that they correspond with the correct letter in the SCOFF acronym.

Melatonin is a hormone produced by the body after dark that tells the body it is approaching the time for sleep. The amount of this hormone that the body produces differs with age. What age group produces the most amount of melatonin naturally?