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El. knyga: Veteran'S Guide to Psychiatry

  • Formatas: 622 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 19-Dec-2015
  • Leidėjas: iUniverse
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781491782217
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  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781491782217
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The Veterans Administration continues to play a central role in providing mental health services, but everyone in the field can do a better job helping those whove served our country.

Deborah Y. Liggan, MDwho has succeeded in both civilian and Air Force military serviceexplores the spectrum of mental health illnesses that affect veterans and how each disorder impacts their lives and the lives of their loved ones.

Topics focus specifically on veterans and include psychiatric interviewing, mood disorders, anxiety disorders, psychotic disorders, disorders of cognition, recovery from mental illness, and psychiatric emergencies.

With clear and concise language, the guide explores how to respond to complaints such as depression, suicide, and psychotic thought processes. At the conclusion of each chapter are ten study questions of self-examination for review.

The Veterans Guide to Psychiatry is the definitive guide for psychiatrist residents, psychologists, psychiatric social workers, and anyone involved in diagnosing and treating emotional illnesses.

Preface xiii
Acknowledgements xxix
Contributors xxxi
Section One: Psychiatric Interviewing
Chapter 1 The Psychiatric Interview
3(14)
Beginning the Interview
3(1)
The Interview Proper
4(1)
Interviewing Across Cultural Differences
5(1)
Mental Examination
6(4)
Closing the Interview
10(1)
Multiaxial System
11(6)
Chapter 2 Biopsychosocial Perspective
17(12)
Global Assessment of Functioning (GAF)
19(3)
The Biopsychosocial Model
22(1)
Ego Functions in Psychiatry
23(6)
Chapter 3 Specific Interviewing Situations
29(24)
The Veteran Patient
29(1)
The Anxious Patient
30(2)
The Hostile Patient
32(1)
Depression: The Dependent Patient
32(1)
The Suicidal Patient
33(1)
Amytal Interview
34(2)
Family Interview
36(7)
Reference Section-1
43(10)
Section Two: Mood Disorders
Chapter 4 Bipolar Disorder
53(16)
Manic Episodes; DIGFAST
56(3)
Borderline personality disorder
59(2)
Mood Altering Foods
61(8)
Chapter 5 Bipolar II Disorder
69(12)
Bipolar II Disorder: Hypo-manias
70(4)
Bipolar Disorder in Women
74(1)
Treatment
75(6)
Chapter 6 Cyclothymic Disorder
81(10)
Akiskal's Four Temperamental Disturbances
82(3)
Treatment
85(6)
Chapter 7 Major Depressive Episode
91(20)
Depression Symptoms
92(6)
Medical Conditions associated with depression
98(1)
Multiple meanings of depression
98(5)
Biological Theories
103(8)
Chapter 8 Dysthymic Disorders
111(12)
Treatment
118(5)
Chapter 9 Seasonal Affective Disorder
123(20)
Biological
123(2)
Symptomology of SAD
125(1)
Light Therapy
126(7)
Reference 2
133(10)
Section Three: Anxiety Disorders
Chapter 10 Panic Disorders with Agoraphobia
143(16)
With versus without Agoraphobia
144(2)
Symptoms
146(1)
Biological factors
147(4)
Medical Causes for Panic Symptoms
151(2)
Anxiety Treatments
153(6)
Chapter 11 Phobic Disorders
159(14)
Social Phobia
160(3)
Specific Phobia
163(3)
Basic Procedures for Imagery Desensitization
166(7)
Chapter 12 Generalized Anxiety Disorder
173(12)
Diagnostic Criteria for GAD
174(2)
Organic Causes of GAD
176(1)
Biological Theories
176(3)
Current Treatments
179(6)
Chapter 13 Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
185(12)
Psychoanalytical Theory
186(1)
Biological Factors
186(1)
Diagnostic Criteria for OCD
187(3)
Treatment
190(7)
Chapter 14 Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
197(28)
The Science Behind PTSD
199(1)
Diagnostic Criteria for PTSD
200(4)
The Hyperbaric Experience
204(1)
Clinical Features and Diagnosis
204(1)
Treatment
205(10)
Reference Section-3
215(10)
Section Four: Psychotic Disorders
Chapter 15 Schizophrenia
225(18)
Origins of Schizophrenia
227(1)
The Dopamine Hypothesis
227(1)
Other Biochemical Hypothesis
228(2)
Positive versus Negative Schizophrenia
230(2)
Five Subtypes of Schizophrenia
232(3)
The Four Phases of Symptoms
235(8)
Chapter 16 Schizoaffective Disorder
243(12)
Diagnostic Criteria for Schizoaffective Disorder
244(1)
History of Schizoaffective Psychosis
245(1)
Positive versus Negative Symptoms
246(1)
Mania versus Depression Symptoms
247(2)
Treatment
249(6)
Chapter 17 Schizophreniform Disorder
255(10)
Diagnostic Criteria for Schizophreniform Disorder
256(2)
Medical Conditions presenting with Schizophreniform Features
258(1)
Treatment
259(6)
Chapter 18 Brief Psychotic Disorder
265(12)
Diagnostic Criteria for Brief Psychotic Disorder
266(1)
Good Prognostic Features
267(2)
Postpartum Psychosis
269(1)
Psychological Treatment
270(7)
Chapter 19 Shared Psychotic Disorder
277(10)
Diagnostic Features
278(1)
Family Issues
279(1)
Treatment for Recovery
280(7)
Chapter 20 Delusional Disorders
287(20)
Diagnostic Criteria
287(1)
Culture-Related Diagnostic Issues
288(2)
Central Nervous System Conditions
290(1)
Delusional Themes of Subtypes
290(3)
Treatment
293(6)
Reference Section 4
299(8)
Section Five: Disorders of Cognition
Chapter 21 Delirium and Acute Confusional States
307(12)
Diagnostic Criteria for Delirium
308(3)
Delirium and Psychiatric Causes
311(1)
Delirium of Aged
312(1)
Treatment
313(6)
Chapter 22 Dementia
319(18)
Dementia of the Alzheimer's Type
322(2)
Stages of Symptoms
324(2)
Dementia due to Pick's Disease
326(1)
Subcortical Dementias
326(2)
Dementia Due to Huntington's Chorea
328(1)
Cognitive Disorder with Lewy Bodies
329(1)
Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus
329(8)
Chapter 23 Amnestic Disorder
337(18)
Discussion
339(1)
Diagnostic Criteria for Dissociative Amnesia
340(1)
Transient Global Amnesia
341(1)
Treatment Modalities
342(7)
Reference 5
349(6)
Section Six: Recovery from Mental Illness
Chapter 24 Psychiatric Medicines
355(14)
Pharmacokinetic Interactions
355(1)
Table of Psychiatric Medicines
356(2)
Mood Stabilizers
358(1)
Anti-Depressant Drugs
359(1)
Anti-Convulsant Drugs
359(2)
Anti-Psychotic Drugs
361(1)
Anxiolytics
362(1)
Drug Use and Mental Health
363(6)
Chapter 25 Pain Management
369(20)
History of Pain Medicine
369(3)
Pain Diary and Intensity Scale
372(1)
Abdominal Pain
373(1)
Arthritis
373(1)
Low Back Pain
374(8)
Stress and Pain
382(1)
Cancer pain
383(6)
Chapter 26 Psychotherapy as a Treatment Procedure
389(22)
Plan of Action for Therapy Sessions
392(1)
Psychotherapy for Mood.
393(1)
Psychotherapy for Anxiety Disorders
393(3)
Cognitive therapy
396(2)
Group Psychotherapy
398(3)
Psychotherapy for Schizophrenia
401(4)
Twelve Step Support Group
405(6)
Chapter 27 Nutritional Therapy
411(24)
Dietary Guidelines
412(1)
Vitamins, Minerals, and Health Systems
413(4)
Blood Sugar/Diabetes
417(1)
Amino Acids
418(1)
Cultural Themes of Nutrition
419(5)
Nutritional Therapy
424(11)
Chapter 28 Relaxation Techniques
435(20)
Abdominal Breathing Exercises
436(2)
Progressive Muscle Relaxation
438(1)
Passive Muscle Relaxation
438(2)
Visualizing a Peaceful Scene
440(2)
Meditation Guidelines
442(2)
Biofeedback Exercises
444(2)
Yoga Exercises
446(9)
Chapter 29 Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT)
455(30)
How is the patient prepared for treatment?
456(1)
Preparation to Recovery
457(3)
Three Broad Domains of Clinical Manifestations
460(2)
Frequently Asked Questions?
462(7)
Reference Section 6
469(16)
Section 7: Emergency Psychiatry
Chapter 30 Suicidal Thoughts and Feelings
485(16)
Kinds of Suicide
486(1)
Suicide Risk Factors
487(1)
Suicide in Mental Illness
488(2)
Suicide Prevention Plan
490(3)
Outpatient Detoxification
493(1)
Psychiatric Hospitalization
494(7)
Chapter 31 Acute Psychosis
501(10)
Differential diagnosis
501(1)
Signs and Symptoms
502(1)
Questions of the Illness
502(3)
Treatment
505(6)
Chapter 32 Violent Behavior
511(18)
Model for Assessing Violence
511(18)
Chapter 33 Psychiatry of Drug Abuse
529(18)
Psychoactive Substances
529(1)
The CNS depressants
530(1)
CNS Stimulants
531(2)
Hallucinogens
533(2)
Cannabis
535(1)
Opioids
536(4)
Treatment
540(1)
Methadone Maintenance
541(6)
Chapter 34 Psychiatry of Alcohol
547(32)
Alcohol effects on
Central Nervous System (CNS)
547(2)
Diagnostic Criteria for Alcohol Intoxication
549(1)
Drinking Patterns in the U.S
550(5)
Rational vs Irrational Beliefs
555(1)
Diagnostic Criteria for Alcohol Withdrawal
555(6)
Reference Section 7
561(18)
Appendix 579(2)
Index 581
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