Psychiatry introduction Definition scope history and classification Psychiatry
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Psychiatry introduction Definition , scope , history and classification
Psychiatry Lecturer Assistant Professor Uday Khalid udaykhalid@yahoo. com udaykhalid@ colmed. nahrainuniv. edu. iq http: //colmed. nahrainuniv. edu. iq/ References Davidson's clinical practice of medicine Oxford short textbook of psychiatry
Psychiatry �Aims help student to be familiar with origin and evolution of the field get idea about terms , scope , and epidemiology , , services and classification of mental disorders �Objectives learn how psychiatry evolved learn basic terms in the field know basic knowledge about epidemiology , services and classification
Psychiatry Definition Terms Psychiatric disorder Psychological disorder Mental disorder
Psychiatry , Factors of illness �Biological �Psychological �Social Biopsychosocial
Psychiatry Terms further �Psychiatrist �Psychologist �Social worker
Psychiatry �Prevalence �Services asylum outpatient and primary health care referral system N. B. Stigma
Psychiatry History � History of psychiatry is history of humanity � Ancient Greece , Egypt , Mesopotamia , Rome , India super nature , exorcism Hippocrates four humors dissection
Psychiatry �Middle ages Europe dark ages , exorcism �Middle ages East Averroes , Rhazis , Avicenna Bimaristans first mental hospitals in history
Psychiatry �Dark ages East exorcism �Enlightenment Europe modern psychiatry
Psychiatry �Neuroses Sigmund Freud Anxiety Hysteria Obsessive Compulsive �Psychoses Kraepline , Schneider , Blueler Schizophrenia manic depressive psychosis
Classification of mental illness Psychosis. Vs. Neurosis �Severity �Suffering �Insight
Classification of mental illness Organic Vs. Functional �Organic organic pathology �Functional absence of morbid pathology
Classification of mental illness Syndrome definition Two major Classification Systems �International classification of Disease ICD-10 �Diagnostic and statistical Manual DSM V
Classification of mental illness International classification of disease ICD-10 Diagnostic and statistical manual DSM - IV *Organic mental disorders *Psychoactive substance use disorders *Schizophrenia *Mood disorders *Neurotic disorders Anxiety disorders Generalized Phobias Panic Conversion disorders Somatoform disorders Somatization hypochondriasis Stress related disorders Acute PTSD Adjustment disorders *Syndromes with physiological Disturbance Eating Sleep Sexual dysfunctions Puerperium *Adult personality and behavior Personality Sexual orientation and preference *Mental retardation *disorders of psychological development specific pervasive *childhood syndromes hyperkinetic disorders conduct disorders *Dementia delirium amnesic disorder and other cognitive syndromes 一 Psychoactive substance use disorders 二 Schizophrenia 三 Mood disorders 四 Anxiety disorders Generalized Phobias Panic *Conversion disorders * dissociate disorders 一 Somatoform disorders Somatization Hypochondriasis *Stress related disorders Acute PTSD Adjustment disorders *Eating 一 Sleep 二 Purperium 三 Sexual disorders 一 personality 一 learning disability 二 disorders of psychological development specific pervasive *childhood syndromes hyperkinetic disorders conduct disorders emotional disorders
Classification of mental illness � � � � Depression & Depressive Disorders � Anxiety Disorders & Phobias � Bipolar & Related Disorders � Schizophrenia & Psychotic Disorders � Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) � Addiction, Substance-Related Disorders & Alcoholism � PTSD, Trauma & Stress-Related Disorders � Feeding & Eating Disorders � Obsessive-Compulsive and Related Disorders � Dissociative Disorders � Somatic Symptom and Related Disorders � Personality Disorders (Axis II) � Sleep-Wake Disorders � Sexual Dysfunctions � Disruptive, Impulse-Control, and Conduct Disorders � Neurocognitive Disorders
Classification of mental illness Concept of mental illness �Statistical �Cultural �Morbid �Pathological criteria
Psychiatry Lecturer Assistant Professor Uday Khalid udaykhalid@yahoo. com udaykhalid@ colmed. nahrainuniv. edu. iq http: //colmed. nahrainuniv. edu. iq/ References Davidson's clinical practice of medicine Oxford short textbook of psychiatry
Psychopathology �Aims provide an outline of types provide an outline of descriptive psychopathology �Objectives students know and define types they know aspects of descriptive one know terms and definitions of common phenomena in practice
Psychopathology �Descriptive form and content �Etiological
Psychopathology �Disorders of appearance and behavior �Disorders of speech �Disorders of thinking �Disorders of perception �Disorders of emotion �Disorders of cognitive (intellectual) functions �Disorders of experience of self
Appearance and Behavior �Dress �Cleanness �Self care �Facial expression �Activity �Attitude �Eye contact �Movements tics , chorea , athetosis , echopraxia , waxy flexibility
Disorders of speech �Rate Slow Rapid �Relevance �Incoherence �Neologisms �
Disorders of thinking � form retardation fast others schizophrenic formal disorders lack of association � content preoccupation obsession delusion N/B overvalued idea
Disorders of thinking �Delusions primary sudden delusional idea delusional perception delusional memory secondary paranoid , persecutory , grandiose , jealousy , love , somatic , poverty , nihilistic
Disorders of perception � illusion � hallucination auditory simple , complex 3 rd person , commentary, echo visual olfactory gustatory tactile proprioceptive ** pseudo hallucinations
Disorders of emotion abnormal emotional reaction apprehension phobia sadness , depression happiness , elation , exaltation, ecstasy, euphoria apathy irritability suspiciousness
Disorders of emotion abnormal expression lability emotional incontinence blunting incongruity perplexity ambivalence
Cognitive disorders �Attention �Concentration �Memory immediate , recent , long term �Intelligence �Insight Derealiation / depersonalization dejavu : , jamais vu:
Boundaries of self �Alienation thought withdrawal thought insertion thought broadcasting �Passivity made act , made feeling , made impulse made somatic sensation
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