What type of treatment would a person suffering from Type III Jerusalem Syndrome most likely receive?
Correct answer: B. Minor tranquilizers
- A. Long - term analysis
- B. Minor tranquilizers
- C. Hypnosis
- D. Anti - psychotic medication
Explanation
Type III Jerusalem Syndrome is an acute, otherwise unexpected psychotic episode in a person without a prior major psychiatric history, and it is generally managed briefly with calming medication and observation. Minor tranquilizers are therefore the closest option, whereas long-term analysis or antipsychotic treatment is not the usual description.
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