5. A 24 year old lady admitted to a family therapy ward. During mental status examination, she told she is in deep love with Salman Khan. He sends gifts to her and she is keeping his autograph preciously. The nurse interprets this as ? (a) Erotomania (b) Delusion of grandeur (c) Nihilistic delurion (d) Delurion of infidelity

5. A 24 year old lady admitted to a family therapy ward. During mental status examination, she told she is in deep love with Salman Khan. He sends gifts to her and she is keeping his autograph preciously. The nurse interprets this as ? (a) Erotomania (b) Delusion of grandeur (c) Nihilistic delurion (d) Delurion of infidelity

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