Titlebook: Emergency Psychiatry for the House Officer; William R. Dubin,Robert Stolberg Book 1981 Spectrum Publications, Inc. 1981 Syndrom.brain.deme

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The Suicidal Patient, there are times when no psychiatrist is immediately available, and some decision must be made as to the potential suicide risk of the patient. Generally, there are three types of patients that will present to the emergency room as suicide risks:

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Book 1981atient 59 7. The Suicidal Patient 67 8. Alcohol Abuse 75 9. Drug Abuse 85 10. Other Common Psychiatric Emergencies 101 Appendix: Psychiatric Side Effects of Medical Drugs 109 Index 165 Chapter 1 Introduction INTRODUCTION Psychiatric patients can be among the most disconcerting patients to treat in a

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The Violent Patient,ent patient can result in physical harm to emergency room staff and destruction of property. The most effective management for the violent patient is preventive management, and this prevention depends on . of signals of potential violence and a response that will defuse the threat.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137439833essment as to the type of drug intoxication or withdrawal that the patient is experiencing. The treatment approach will emphasize the management of the behavioral manifestations of toxicity with only a general outline of medical treatment.

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The Psychiatric Examination,n since patients with organic disease frequently present with predominantly behavioral abnormalities in the emergency department. When psychiatric patients are unable to give an adequate history, the interviewer should attempt to contact family or friends for a more complete history.

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