A. Grandiose delusions
B. Paranoid delusion
C. Hallucination
D. Illusion
Answer; B Paranoid delusion
Rationale; A paranoid delusion patient thinks that people are out to harm them, the patient thinks that the previous nurse is out to harm him by poisoning his food. (Option A); In grandiose delusion, the patients think they are superior or among the greatest person example Christ or Buddha. (Option C); In hallucination, the patient has a false, fixed sensory perception. For example, auditory or visual senses that are not real. (Option D); Illusion is a misinterpretation of reality or sensory for instance the patient says “that the food previous nurse served was a stone”.