68.A 60-year-old janitorrom New York, whorecently lost his job as a teacher, isound inAkron, Ohio, working as a salesman. He doesnot know how he arrived there, and physicalexamination is unremarkable. Otheollowing, the most appropriate diagnosisorthis man is(A)dissociative am nesia(B)dissociative am nesia withugue(C)somatic symptom disorder(D)conversion disorder(E)depersonalization disorder69.Which otheollowing conditionscommonlyrst becomes apparent in theourth orth decade oli e?(A)Alzheimer’s disease(B)Lesch-Nyhan syndrome(C)Rett’s disorder(D)Tourette’s disorder(E)Huntington’s disease70.During an ophthalmologic examination,a 48-year-oldemale patient, who has hadschizophreniaor more than 30 years, isound to have retinal pigmentation. In thepast, this patient is most likely to have takenwhich one otheollowing antipsychoticagents?(A)Chlorpromazine(B)Haloperidol(C)Perphenazine(D)Tri luoperazine(E)Thioridazine71.A typical 24-year-old woman who is innon-REM sleep is most likely to show whichotheollowing?(A)Dreaming(B)Increased pulse(C)Clitoral erection(D)Skeletal muscle atony(E)Delta waves on theelectroencephalogram72.Otheollowing disorders, the one m ostlikely to show the largest sex dierence in itsoccurrence is(A)cyclothym ic disorder(B)major depressive disorder(C)bipolar disorder(D)illness anxiety disorder(E)schizophrenia73.Negative predictive value is theprobability that a person with a(A)negative test is actually well(B)positive test is actually well(C)negative test is actually ill(D)positive test is actually ill(E)positive test will eventually show signs othe illness