NCLEX Practice Quiz for Personality Disorders

A 20 year old college student had been brought to the psychiatric hospital by her parents. Her admitted diagnosis is borderline personality disorder. She talking with the parents, which information would be nurse expect to be included in the clients history? A. Impulsiveness B. Liability of mood C. Ritualistic behavior D. Psychomotor retardation E. Self destructive behavior

A, B, E

Which of the following assessment findings is seen in a client diagnosed with borderline personality disorder? A. Abrasions in various healing stages B. Intermittent episodes of hypertension C. Alternating tachycardia and bradycardia D. Mild state of euphoria and disorientation

A. Abrasions in various healing stages

Which of the following information must be included for the family of a client diagnosed with dependent personality disorder? A. Assess coping skills B. Explore panic attacks C. Promote exercise programs D. Decrease aggressive outbursts

A. Address coping skills

The client is arrogant and manipulative. In ensuring a therapeutic milieu, the nurse does one of the following: A. Agree on the consistent approach among the staff assigned to the client B. Suggest that the client take a leading role in the social activities C. Provide the client with extra time for one on one sessions D. Allow the client to negotiate the plan of care

A. Agree on a consistent approach among the staff assigned to the client

I'm planning care for a client with borderline personality disorder, a nurse must be aware that this client is prone to develop which of the following conditions? A. Binge eating B. Memory loss C. Cult membership D. Delusional thinking

A. Binge eating

A client with borderline personality disorder is admitted to the unit after slashing his wrist. Which of the following goals is most important after promoting safety? A. Establish a therapeutic relationship with the client B. Identify whether splitting is present in the clients thoughts C. Talk about the clients acting out and self destructive tendencies D. Encourage the client to understand why he blame others

A. Establish a therapeutic relationship

A 14 year old male was admitted to a medical ward due to bronchial asthma after learning that his mother was leaving soon for UK to work as a nurse. The client has which of the following developmental focus: A. Establishing relationship with the opposite sex and career planning B. Parental and societal responsibilities C. Establishing ones sense of competence in school D. Developing initial commitments and collaboration in work

A. Establishing relationship with the opposite sex and career planning

A psychiatrist prescribed an anti-obsessional agent for a client who is using ritualistic behavior. A common ant-anxiety medication used for this type of client would be: A. Fluvoxamine (Luvox) B. Benztropine (Cogentin) C. Amantadine (Symmetrel) D. Diphenhydramine (Benadryl)

A. Fluoxamine This drug blocks the uptake of serotonin

It would be most helpful for the nurse to deal with a client with severe anxiety by: A. Give specific instructions using speak in concise statements B. Ask the client to identify the cause of her anxiety C. Explain in detail the plan of care developed D. Urge the client to focus on what the nurse is saying

A. Give specific instructions using speak in concise statements

The nursing diagnosis that would be most appropriate for a 22 year old client who uses ritualistic behavior would be: A. Ineffective coping B. Impaired adjustment C. Personal identity disturbance D. Sensory/perceptual alterations

A. Ineffective coping

A nurse notices other clients on the unit avoiding a client diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder. When discussing appropriate behavior in group therapy, which of the following comments is expected about this client by his peers? A. Lack of honesty B. Belief in superstitions C. Show of temper tantrums D. Constant need for attention

A. Lack of honesty

A teenage girl is diagnosed to have borderline personality disorder. Which manifestations support the diagnosis? A. Lack of self-esteem, strong dependency needs and impulsive behavior B. Social withdrawal, inadequacy, sensitivity to rejection and criticism C. Suspicious, hypervigilance and coldness D. Preoccupation with perfectionism, orderliness, and need for control

A. Lack of self esteem, strong dependency needs, and impulsive behavior B- avoidant C- paranoid D- obsessive compulsive personality

Which of the following nursing interventions has priority for a client with borderline personality disorder? A. Maintain consistent and realistic limits B. Give instructions for meeting basic self care needs C. Engage in daytime activities to stimulate wakefulness D. Have the client attend group therapy on a daily basis

A. Maintain consistent and realistic limits

Which of the following interventions should be prioritized in the care of the suicidal client? A. Remove all potentially harmful items from the clients room B. Allow the client to express feelings if hopelessness C. Note the clients capabilities to increase self esteem D. Set a "no suicide" contract with the client

A. Remove all potentially harmful items from the clients room

A 27 year old writer is admitted for the second time accompanied by his wife. He is demanding, arrogant, talked fast, and hyperactive. Initially the nurse should plan this for a manic client: A. Set realistic limits to the clients behavior B. Repeat verbal instructions as often as needed C. Allow the client to get our feelings to relieve tension D. Assign a staff to be with the client at all times to help maintain control

A. Set realistic limits to the clients behavior

A client with a diagnosis of borderline personality disorder has negative feelings toward the other clients on the unit and considers then all to be "bad". The nurse understand this defense is known as: A. Splitting B. Ambivalence C. Passive aggression D. Reaction formation

A. Splitting Splitting is the compartmentalization off opposite affect states and failure to integrate the positive and negative aspects of self or others

A client with avoidant personality disorder says occupational therapy is boring and doesn't want to go. Which action would be best? A. State firmly that you'll escort him to OT. B. Arrange with OT for the client to do a project on the unit. C. Ask the client to talk about why OT is boring D. Arrange for the client not to attend OT until he is feeling better

A. State firmly that you'll escort him to OT. If given the chance, a client with avoidant personality disorder typically elects to remain immobilized. Arranging for the client to do a project on the unit validates and reinforces the clients desire to avoid getting to OT. Addressing an invalid issue such as the clients perceived boredom avoids the real issue: the clients need for therapy.

The nurse exemplifies awareness of the rights of a client who anger is escalating by: A. Taking a directive role in verbalizing feelings B. Using an authoritarian, confrontational approach C. Putting the client in a seclusion room D. Applying mechanical restraints

A. Taking a directive role in verbalizing feelings

The nurse exemplifies awareness of the rights of a client whose anger is escalating by: A. Taking a directive role in verbalizing feelings B. Using an authoritarian, confrontational approach C. Putting the client in a seclusion room D. Applying mechanical restraints

A. Taking a directive role in verbalizing feelings

The client is very hostile toward one of the staff for no apparent reason. The client is probably manifesting: A. Transference B. Splitting C. Countertransference D. Resistance

A. Transference Transference is a positive or negative feeling associated with a significant person in the clients past that are unconsciously assigned to another Splitting is a defense mechanism commonly seen in a client with personality disorder in which the world is perceived as all good or all bad Countertransference is a phenomenon where the nurse shifts feelings assigned to someone in her past to the patient Resistance is the clients refusal to submit himself to the care of the nurse

Knowledge and skill in the care of violent clients is vital in the psychiatric unit. A nurse observes that a client with a potential for violence is agitated, pacing up and down the hall and making aggressive remarks. Which of the following statements is most appropriate to make to this patient? A. What is causing you to become agitated? B. You will need to stop that behavior now. C. You will need to be restrained if you do not change your behavior. D. You will need to be placed in seclusion.

A. What is causing you to become agitated?

A client tends to be insensitive to others, engages in abusive behaviors and does not have a sense of remorse. Which personality disorder is he likely to have? A. Narcissistic B. Paranoid C. Histrionic D. Antisocial

Antisocial

Which of the following statement is expected from a client with borderline personality disorder with a history of dysfunctional relationships? A. "I won't get involved in another relationship" B. " I'm determined to look for the perfect partner" C. I've decided to use better communication skills" D. I'm going to be an equal partner in a relationship"

B. "I'm determined to look for the perfect partner"

The charge nurse of a psychiatric unit is planning the client assignment for the day. The most appropriate staff to be signed to a client with a potential for violence is which of the following: A. A timid nurse B. A mature experienced nurse C. An inexperienced nurse D. A soft spoken nurse

B. A mature experienced nurse

Anxiety is caused by: A. An objective threat B. A subjectively perceived threat C. Hostility turned to the self D. Masked depression

B. A subjectively perceived threat

An 18-year-old female was sexually attacked while on her way home from work. She is brought to the hospital by her mother. Rape is an example of which type of crisis: A. Situational B. adventitious C. developmental D. internal

B. Adventitious Adventitious crisis is a crisis involving a traumatic event. It is not part of every day life

The personality type of Ryan is: A. Conforming B. Dependent C. Perfectionist D. Masochistic

B. Dependent

A person with antisocial personality disorder has difficulty relating to others because of never having learned to: A. Count on others B. Empathize with others C. Be dependent on others D. Communicate with other socially

B. Empathize with others Lack is superego control allows the ego and the id to control the behavior

A young woman is brought to the emergency room appearing depressed. The nurse learned that her child dies a year ago due to an accident. The initial nursing diagnosis is dysfunctional grieving. The statement of the woman supports this diagnosis is: A. "I feel envious of mothers who have toddlers" B. "I haven't been able to open the door and go into the baby's room" C. "I watch other toddlers and think about their play activists and I cry" D. "I often find myself thinking of how I could have prevented the death"

B. I haven't been able to open the door and go into the baby's room

The client with antisocial personality disorder: A. Suffers from a great deal of anxiety B. Is generally unable to postpone gratification C. Rapidly learns by experience and punishment D. Has a great sense of responsibility

B. Is generally unable to postpone gratification

Which is the highest priority in the post ECT care? A. Observe for confusion B. Monitor respiratory status C. Reorient to time, place and person D. Document the clients response to the treatment

B. Monitor respiratory status

The client on Haldol has pill rolling tremors and muscle rigidity. He is likely manifesting: A. Tardive dyskinesia B. Pseudoparkunsonism C. Akinesia D. Dystonia

B. Pseudoparkinsonism

The client joins a support group and frequently preaches against abuse, is demonstrating the use of: A. Denial B. Reaction formation C. Rationalization D. Projection

B. Reaction formation Yeah action formation is the adoption of behavior or feelings that are exactly opposite of one's true emotions.

A client with a diagnosis of narcissistic personality disorder has been given a day pass from the psychiatric hospital. The client is due to return at 6 on. At 5 on hfs client telephones the nurse in charge of the unit and says "6 o'clock is way too early. I feel like coming back at 7:30" the nurse would be most therapeutic by telling the client to: A. Return immediately to demonstrate control B. Return on time or restrictions will be imposed C. Come back at 7:45 as a compromise to set limits D come back as soon as possible or the police will be sent

B. Return on time or restrictions will be imposed

The sexual response cycle in which the sexual interest continues to build: A. Sexual desire B. Sexual arousal C. Orgasm D. Resolution

B. Sexual arousal

The inability to maintain the physiologic requirements in sexual intercourse is: A. Sexual desire disorder B. Sexual arousal disorder C. Orgasm disorder D. Sexual pain disorder

B. Sexual arousal disorder

The client says to the nurse "Pray for me" and entrusts her wedding ring to the nurse. The nurse knows that is may be a signal of which of the following: A. Anxiety B. Suicidal ideation C. Major depression D. Hopelessness

B. Suicidal ideation

Which of the following is included in the health teaching among clients receiving Valium? A. Avoid foods rich in tyramine B. Take the medication after meals C. It is safe to stop at any time after long term use D. Double up the dose if the client forgets her medication

B. Take the medication after meals Anti-anxiety medications can cause G.I. upset so it should be taken after meals. In answer A this is specific for anti-depressant MAOI

Which of the following behaviors by a client with dependent personality disorder shows the client has made progress toward the goal of increasing problem solving skills? A. The client is courteous B. The client asks questions C. The client stops acting out D. The client controls emotions

B. The client asks questions

When assessing a client diagnosed with impulsive disorder, the nurse observed violent, aggressive, and assault I've behavior. Which of the following assessment data is the nurse also likely to find? A. The client functions will in other areas of his life B. The degree of aggressiveness is out of proportion to the stressor C. The violent behavior is most often justified by the stressor D. The client has a history of parental alcoholism and chaotic, abusive family life. E. The client has no remorse about the inability to control his anger

B. The degree of aggressiveness is out of proportion to the stressor D. The client has a history of parental alcoholism and chaotic, abusive family life

Clients who are suspicious primarily use projection for which purpose: A. Deny reality B. To deal when feelings and thoughts that are not acceptable C. To show resentment towards others D. Manipulate others

B. To deal with feelings and thoughts that are not acceptable Projection is a defense mechanism where one attributes one's feelings and inadequacies to others to reduce anxiety

During the initial care of rape victims the following are to be considered except: A. Assure privacy B. Touch the client to show acceptance and empathy C. Accompany the client in the examination room D. Maintain a non-judgmental approach

B. Touch the client to show acceptance and empathy

Which of the following medications would likely be ordered for the client? A. Prozac B. Valium C. Risperdal D. Lithium

B. Valium: anti anxiety Prozac is an antidepressant Risperdal is an antipsychotic Lithium is an anti manic

The client says "the FBI is out to get me." The nurses best response is: A. "The FBI is not out to catch you" B. "I don't believe that" C. "I don't know anything about that. You are afraid of being harmed." D. "What made you think of that"

C. "I don't know anything about that. You are afraid of being harmed"

A client with antisocial personality is trying to convince a nurse that he deserves special privileges and that an exception to the rules should be made for him. Which of the following responses is the most appropriate? A. "I believe we need to sit down and talk about this" B. "Don't you know better than to try to bend the rules?" C. "What you're asking me to do is unacceptable" D. "Why don't you bring this request to the community meeting?"

C. "What you are asking me to do is unacceptable" By sitting down to talk about the request, the nurse is telling the client there's room for negotiating

The client is concerned about his coming discharge, manifested by being unusually sad. which is the most therapeutic approach by the nurse? A. "You are much better than when you were admitted so there's no reason to worry" B. "What would you like to do now that you're going home?" C. "You seem to have concerns about going home" D. "Aren't you glad that you're going home soon?"

C. "You seem to have concerns about going home"

A nurse discusses job possibilities with a client with schizoid personality disorder. Which suggestion by the nurse would be helpful? A. "You can work in a family restaurant part time on the weekend and holidays" B. "Maybe you'd friend could get you that customer service job where you only work on the weekends" C. "Your idea of applying for the position of filing and organizing record is worth pursuing" D. "Being an introvert limits the employment opportunities you can pursue"

C. "Your idea of applying for the position of filing and organizing record is worth pursuing" These types of clients prefer solitary activities

The nurse ensures a therapeutic environment for the client. Which of the following best describes a therapeutic milieu? A. A therapy that rewards adaptive behavior B. A cognitive approach to change behavior C. A living, learning or working environment D. A permissive and congenital environment

C. A living, learning or working environment

A widow age 28, whose husband died one year ago due to AIDS, has just been told that she has AIDS. Panky says to the nurse, "why me? How could God do this to me?" This reaction is one of: A. Depression B. Denial C. Anger D. Bargaining

C. Anger

The nurse may encounter clients with concerns on sexuality. The most basic factor in the intervention with clients in the area of sexuality is: A. Knowledge about sexuality B. Experience in dealing with clients with sexual problems C. Comfort with ones sexuality D. Ability to communicate effectively

C. Comfort with ones sexuality

Which of the following conditions is likely to coexist in clients with a diagnosis of borderline personality disorder? A. Avoidance B. Delirium C. Depression D. Disorientation

C. Depression

Which of the following interventions is important for a client with paranoid personality disorder taking olanzapine (Zyprexa)? A. Explain the effects of serotonin syndrome B. Teach the client to watch for extrapyramidal adverse reactions C. Explain that the drugs is less effective if the client smokes D. Discuss the need to report paradoxical effects such as euphoria

C. Explain that the drug is less effective if the client smokes Tardive dyskinesia may occur

Which is the best indicator of success in the long term management of the client? A. His symptoms are replaced by indifference to his feelings B. He participates in diversionary activities C. He learns to verbalize his feelings and concerns D. He states that his behavior is irrational

C. He learns to verbalize his feelings and concerns

Which of the following types of behavior is expected from a client diagnosed with a paranoid personality disorder? A. Eccentric B. Exploitative C. Hypersensitive D. Seductive

C. Hypersensitive People with paranoid personality disorders are hypersensitive to perceived threats.

A young, handsome man with a diagnosis of antisocial personality disorder is being discharged from the hospital next week. He asks the nurse for her phone number so that he can call her for a date. The nurse's best response would be: a. "We are not permitted to date clients." b. "No, you are a client and I am a nurse." c. "I like you, but our relationship is professional." d. "It's against my professional ethics to date clients."

C. I like you, but our relationship is professional

Which of the following statements is typical for a client diagnosed with a personality disorder? A. "I understand you're the one to blame" B. "I just be seen first; it's not negotiable" C. "I see nothing humorous in this situation" D. "I wish someone would select the outfit for me"

C. I see nothing humorous in this situation Very serious and lack sense of humor

The client said "I can't even take care of my baby. I'm good for nothing." Which is the appropriate nursing diagnosis? A. Ineffective individual coping related to loss B. Impaired verbal communication related to inadequate social skills C. Low self esteem related to failure in role performance D. Impaired social interaction related to repressed anger

C. Low self esteem related to failure in role performance

Clients with personality disorders have difficulties in their social and occupational functions. Clients with personality disorder will most likely: A. Recover with therapeutic intervention B. Respond to antianxiety medication C. Manifest enduring patterns of inflexible behaviors Seek treatment willingly from some personality distressing symptoms

C. Manifest enduring patterns of inflexible behaviors Lifelong characteristics and traits

Included as priority of care for the client will be: A. Encourage verbalization of concerns instead of demonstrating then through the body B. Divert attention toward activities C. Place in semi-flowers position and render O2 inhalation as ordered. D. Help her recognize that her physical condition has an emotional component

C. Place in semi-Fowler's position and render O2 inhalation as ordered

Which of the following characteristics or situations in indicated when a client with borderline personality disorder has a crisis? A. antisocial behavior B. Suspicious behavior C. Relationship problems D. Auditory hallucinations

C. Relationship problems

When caring for a client with a diagnosis of schizotypal personality disorder, the nurse should: A. Set limits on manipulative behavior B. Encourage participation in group therapy C. Respect the clients needs for social isolation D. Understand that seductive behavior is expected

C. Respect the clients needs for social isolation

A 29-year-old client newly diagnosed with breast cancer is pacing, with rapid speech, headache, and inability to focus with what the doctor saying. The nurse assesses the level of anxiety as: A. Mild B. Moderate C. Severe D. Panic

C. Severe

The nurse acts as a patient advocate when she does one of the following: A. She encourages the client to express her feelings regarding her experience B. She assesses the client for injuries C. She postpones the physical assessment until the client is calm D. Explains to the client that her reactions are normal

C. She postpones the physical assessment until the client is calm

An adult client with borderline personality disorder become nauseated and vomits immediately after drinking 2 ounces of shampoo as a suicide gesture. The most appropriate initial response by the nurse would be to: A. Promptly notify the attending physician B. Immediately initiate suicide precautions C. Sit quietly with the client until nausea and vomiting subsides D. Assess the clients vital signs and administer super of ipecac

C. Sit quietly with the client until nausea and vomiting subsides

A nurse is orienting a new client to the unit when another client rushes down the hallway and asks the nurse to sit down and talk. The client requesting the nurses attention is extremely manipulative and uses socially acting out behaviors when demands are unmet. The nurse should: A. Suggest that the client requesting attention speak with another staff member B. Leave the new client and talk with the other client to avoid precipitating acting out behavior C. Tell the interrupting client to sit down and be patient, stating "I'll be back as soon as possible" D. Introduce the two client and suggest the client join the new client and the nurse in the tour

C. Tell The interrupting client to sit down and be patient, stating "I'll be back as soon as possible".

Which of the following characteristics is expected for a client with paranoid personality disorder who receives bad news? A. The client is overly dramatic after hearing the facts B. The client focuses on self to not become over anxious C. The client respond from a rational, objective point of view D. The client doesn't spend time thinking about the information

C. The client responds from a rational, objective point of view Clients with paranoid personality disorder are affectively restricted, appear unemotional, and appear rational and objective

The nurse asked the client to roll up his sleeves so she can take his blood pressure. The client replies "If you want I can go naked for you." The most therapeutic response by the nurse is: A. "You're attractive but I'm not interested" B. "You wouldn't be the first that I will see naked" C. "I will report you to the guard if you don't control yourself" D. "I only need to access your arm. Putting up your sleeve is fine."

D. "I only need to access your arm. Putting up your sleeve is fine."

The nurses therapeutic response is; A. "I will refer you to a clergy who can help you understand what is happening to you" B. "It isn't fair that an innocent like you will suffer from AIDS" C. "That is a negative attitude" D. "It must really be frustrating for you. How can I best help you?"

D. "It must be really frustrating for you. How can I best help you?"

A hospitalized client diagnosed with a borderline personality disorder, consistently breaks the units rules. The behavior should be confronted because it will help the client; A. Control anger B. Reduce anxiety C. Set realistic goals D. Become more self aware

D. Become more self aware

An activities appropriate for this client is: A. Table tennis B. Painting C. Chess D. Cleaning

D. Cleaning

These clients are manipulative A 42-year-old male client, is admitted in the ward because of bizarre behaviors. He has given a diagnosis of schizophrenia paranoid type. The client should have achieved developmental task of: A. Trust vs mistrust B. Industry vs inferiority C. Generatively vs stagnation D. Ego integrity vs despair

D. Ego integrity vs. despair

The plan of care for clients with borderline personality should include: A. Limit setting and flexibility in schedule B. Giving medications to prevent acting out C. Restricting her from other clients D. Ensuring she adheres to certain restrictions

D. Ensuring she adheres to certain restrictions

One morning the nurse sees the client in a depressed mood the nurse asks her "what are you thinking about?" This communication technique is: A. Focusing B. Validating C. Reflecting D. Giving broad opening

D. Giving broad opening

Crisis intervention carried out to the client has this primary goal: A. Assist the client to express her feelings B. Help her identify her resources C. Support her adaptive coping skills D. Help her return to her pre-rape level of function

D. Help her return to her pre-rape level of function

A client with schizotypal personality disorder is sitting in a puddle of urine. She's playing in it, smiling, and softly singing a child's song. Which action would be the best? A. Admonish the client for not using the bathroom B. Firmly tell the client that he behavior is unacceptable C. Ask the client if she is ready to get cleaned up now D. Help the client shower and change the bedclothes

D. Help the client shower and change the bedclothes

A client on lithium has diarrhea and vomiting. What should the nurse do first: A. Recognize this is a drug interaction B. Give the client cogentin C. Reassure the client that these are common side effects of lithium therapy D. Hold the next dose and obtain an order for a stat lithium level

D. Hold the next dose and obtain an order for a stat serum lithium level

The nurse closely observed the client who is displaying aggressive behavior. The nurse observes that the clients anger is escalating. Which approach is least helpful for the client at this time? A. Acknowledge the clients behavior B. Maintain a safe distance from the client C. Assist the client to an area that is quiet D. Initiate confinement measures

D. Initiate confinement measures

Which of the following statements is true for gender identity disorder? A. It is the sexual pleasure derived from inanimate objects B. It is the pleasure to ride from being humiliated and made to suffer C. It is the pleasure of shocking the victim with exposure of the genitalia D. It is the desire to live or involve in reactions of the opposite sex

D. It is the desire to live or involve in reactions if the opposite sex A strong and persistent desire to be the other sex

Which of the following characteristics or client histories substantiates a diagnosis of antisocial personality disorder? A. Delusional thinking B. Feelings of inferiority C. Disorganized thinking D. Multiple criminal charges

D. Multiple criminal charges

A nurse is assessing a client diagnosed with dependent personality disorder which of the following characteristics is a major component to this disorder? A. Abrasive to others B. indifferent to others C. Manipulative of others D. over reliance on other question

D. Over reliance on others

A nurse notices that a client is mistrustful and shows hostile behavior. Which of the following types of personality disorder is associated with these characteristics? A. Antisocial B. Avoidant C. Borderline D. Paranoid

D. Paranoid

Five months after the incident the client complains of difficulty to concentrate, poor appetite, inability to sleep, and guilt. She is likely suffering from: A. Adjustment disorder B. Somatoform disorder C. Generalized anxiety disorder D. Post traumatic disorder

D. Post traumatic disorder

When working with the nurse during the orientation phase of the relationship, a client with a borderline personality disorder would probably have the most difficult time in: A. Controlling anxiety B. Terminating the session on time C. Accepting the psychiatric diagnosis D. Setting mutual goals for the relationship

D. Setting mural goals for the relationship

The client jumps up and throws a chair out of the window. He was restrained after his behavior and can no longer be controlled by the staff. Which of these documentations indicates the safeguarding of the patients rights? A. There was a doctors order for restraints/seclusion B. The patients rights were explained to him C. The staff observed confidentiality D. The staff carried out less restrictive measures but were unsuccessful

D. The staff carried out less restrictive measures but were unsuccessful

The following medications will likely be prescribed for the client except: A. Prozac B. Tofranil C. Parnate D. Zyprexa

D. Zyprexa - this is an antipsychotic A is a SSRI antidepressant B is a antidepressant C is a MAOI antidepressant