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Appearance and Behavior
Orientation
Content of Thought
Thinking Style / Language
Affect / Mood
Perceptual Experiences
Sense of Self
Motivation
Cognitive Functioning
Insight and Judgement
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Approach
Dangerousness
Alertnes, orientation, intelligence
Executive functions |
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Mental Status Exam
Psychological Testing (reliabilty, validity)
Inteligence Testing
personality and Diagnostic Testing
Behavioral Assessment
Environmental Assessment
Physiological Assessment
Psychosociological Assessment
Brain Imaging Techniques
Neuropsychological Assessment |
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| Overexposure to bad elements |
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Internal
Ex: psychosis (disconnect from real world), depression (withdrawal from real world), mania (loaded with energy |
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| Strongly seeded false beliefs |
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| Sensory experience without the stimulus |
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| Logic / cognition gets fragmented |
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Treatable
Acute mental disorder
the "diseased" |
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Not quite treatable
Personality disorder
the "sufferers" |
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Sad / depressed mood
Cognitive Triad
Vegetative symptoms
Suicideality |
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| Cognitive Triad for Depression |
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1. worthless
2. no help
3. nothing to look forward to |
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| Bipolard Disorder / Mania |
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mood: euphoric
cognitions: grandiosity
vegetative symptoms
behavioral disturbance
hard to get them to be compliant to medication |
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Patients somehow make you feel how they feel
Schizophrenia: concern, confusion
Major depression: frustration, depression
Mania: irritability
Borderline: idealized, devalued, rejecting, helplessness
Antisocial: manipulated, devalued |
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Symptom of Mental Insult and Injury
No ability to subconsioucly control emotions |
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Emotional lability / sudden intense anger
Impulsivity
Self-harm, suicidality, swallowing objects
Identity disturbance
Interpersonal chaos
Frequently misdiagnosed for bipolar: difference = these changes are not over long periods of time. they are over hours / days |
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| Neuropsychological Assessment |
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Awareness orientation
Executive functions (attention, concentration, meory, abstract reasoning, insight, judgement) |
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| Other Assessment Instruments |
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WAIS-IV (intelligence tests)
Drawing pictures (copying one, draw a clock, house, tree, person, etc)
Write a narrative based on a picture
Rorshack Inkblot Test |
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