TAILIEUCHUNG - Ebook Review of psychiatry: Part 2

Part 2 book “Review of psychiatry” has contents: Organic mental disorders, personality disorders, eating disorders, sleep disorders, sexual disorders, child psychiatry, psychoanalysis, miscellaneous. Invite references. | e m m e. co om e. c re oo ks f eb m fre e. co m om e. c fre ks oo ks oo eb eb m m m oo oo ks ks fre e. co co fre e. It is the most commonQ organic mental disorder. It is characte­rized by an acute onsetQ of symptoms and a fluctuating courseQ. It is most commonly seen in elderly population. The patients who have been hospitalized for medical and surgical disorders frequently develop delirium. The patients with hip fracturesQ, open heart surgeriesQ, severe burnsQ, pneumoniaQ, postoperative patientsQ and critically ill patients have high prevalence of delirium. The history of a medical disorder followed by sudden development of disturbances of consciousness, cognition and psychiatric symptoms such as hallucina­ tions and delusions is strongly suggestive of delirium. The other causes includes use of multiple medications (espe­ cially those with anticholinergic actions). Withdrawal of psychoactive substances (such as alcohol and sedatives/ hypnotics) is another common cause. Delirium can eb m co e. fre ks m eb oo oo eb m m co m e. ks oo eb m oo ks f eb m m co e. re ks f m m DELIRIUM ks fre m co e. fre The organic mental disorders are classified in the fol­ lowing groups: A. Delirium B. Dementia C. Amnestic disorders eb m e. co ks fre eyes closed. Various other terms such as “confusional state”, “clouding of consciousness” and “altered sensorium” are used to describe the disturbances of con­ sciousness in delirium. C. Hallucinations: These patients most commonly have visual hallucinationsQ although auditory, olfactory, gustatory and tactile hallucinations can also be pre­ sent. D. Delusions: The delusions are usually transientQ. Complex delusions are rareQ. m m co e. fre ks oo oo eb m e. co m fre eb oo oo eb eb m co m re e. sf ok s re fre eb m co m ks fre e. Organic Mental Disorders m co m e. fre ks oo eb m eb oo k m ks oo oo eb m m e. co re oo k sf 6 Organic mental .

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• Review of psychiatry
• Organic mental disorders
• Personality disorders
• Eating disorders
• Sleep disorders
• Sexual disorders
• Child psychiatry
• Schizophrenia spectrum
• Other psychotic disorders
• Mood disorders
• Somatoform disorders
• Stress related
• Substance related
• Forensic medicine
• Sexual offences
• Postmortem artifacts
• Forensic psychiatry
• Newer techniques
• Recent advances
• Somatic Function
• Treatment Settings
• Health Care System
• Psychotherapies
• Psychological Testing
• Psychopharmacology
• Custodial deaths
• General toxicology
• Corrosive poisons
• Bloodstain analysis
• Cytochrome P450
• CYP2D6 phenotypes
• Adolescent psychiatry
• Disruptive behavior
• Provide symptomatic relief
• Mental health
• Health risk behavior
• Chronic illness
• Assessment tools
• Tool adaptation
• Nonsuicidal self injury disorder
• DSM 5
• Young adults
• Statistical and Diagnostic Manual of Mental Disorders
• Non suicidal self injury
• Self harm
• Deliberate self harm
• Autism spectrum disorder
• Literature overview
• Psychiatric disorders
• Neurodevelopmental disorder
• Tourette syndrome
• Hyperactivity disorder
• Mental health outcomes
• Child mental health services
• Patient reported outcome measures
• Structural equation modeling
• Institutional Review Board
• Emotion regulation
• Facial emotion recognition
• Facial mimicry
• Borderline personality disorder
• Meta analysis
• Psychosocial intervention
• Cognitive behavioural therapy
• Suicide related events
• Summary of product characteristics
• Systematic review