A Person Suffering from Dissociative Fugue Usually Does All of the Following

question 275

Multiple Choice

A person suffering from dissociative fugue usually does all of the following, except

• A) forget his or her entire personal identity.
• B) travel away from home.
• C) on recovery, clearly remember the events that occurred during the fugue episode.
• D) take on a new identity.

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Definitions:

Osler Nodes

Red, painful, elevated sores on the hands and feet linked to infectious endocarditis.

Janeway Spots

Small, painless, red or purple spots on the palms or soles, associated with infective endocarditis.

Analgesics

Medications designed specifically to relieve pain without causing the loss of consciousness.

Rheumatic Fever

An inflammatory disease that can develop after a Group A Streptococcus bacterial infection, potentially damaging heart valves and other tissues.