Efnisyfirlit

• Cover image
• Title page
• Table of Contents
• Copyright
• Series Editors’ foreword
• Preface
• Acknowledgements
• Dedication
• Series Editors’ acknowledgements
• Section 1: General
  • 1: Psychiatric assessment and diagnosis
    • Interview technique
    • Psychiatric history
    • Mental state examination
    • Risk assessment
    • Physical examination
    • The formulation: presenting the case
    • Classification in psychiatry
  • 2: Pharmacological therapy and electroconvulsive therapy
    • Antidepressants
    • Mood stabilizers
    • Antipsychotics
    • Anxiolytic and hypnotic drugs
    • Other drugs used in psychiatry
    • Electroconvulsive therapy
  • 3: Psychological therapy
    • Psychotherapeutic approaches
    • Indications for psychological therapy
  • 4: Mental health and the law
    • Mental Health Act 1983 as amended by the Mental Health Act 2007
    • Mental Health (Care & Treatment) (Scotland) Act 2003
    • Mental Health (Northern Ireland) Order 1986
    • Capacity to consent to treatment
    • Common law
    • Human rights legislation
    • Fitness to drive
  • 5: Mental health service provision
    • History
    • Primary care
    • Secondary Care
• Section 2: Presenting Complaints
  • 6: The patient with thoughts of suicide or self-harm
    • Definitions and clinical features
    • Assessment of patients who have inflicted harm upon themselves
    • Patient management following self-harm or attempted suicide
    • Discussion of case study
  • 7: The patient with impairment of consciousness, memory or cognition
    • Definitions and clinical features
    • Common cognitive disorders
    • Differential diagnosis
    • Assessment
    • Discussion of case study
  • 8: The patient with alcohol or substance use problems
    • Definitions and clinical features
    • Alcohol-related disorders
    • Alcohol-related cognitive disorders
    • Other substance-related disorders
    • Differential diagnosis
    • Assessment
    • Discussion of case study
  • 9: The patient with psychotic symptoms
    • Definitions and clinical features
    • Differential diagnosis
    • Algorithm for the diagnosis of psychotic disorders
    • Assessment
    • Discussion of case study
  • 10: The patient with elated or irritable mood
    • Definitions and clinical features
    • Differential diagnosis
    • Assessment
    • Algorithm for the diagnosis of mood disorders
    • Discussion of case study
  • 11: The patient with low mood
    • Definitions and clinical features
    • Differential diagnosis
    • Assessment
    • Discussion of case study
  • 12: The patient with anxiety, fear or avoidance
    • Definitions and clinical features
    • Differential diagnosis
    • Assessment
    • Discussion of case study
  • 13: The patient with obsessions and compulsions
    • Definitions and clinical features
    • Differential diagnosis
    • Discussion of case study
  • 14: The patient with a reaction to a stressful event
    • Definitions and clinical features
    • Bereavement
    • Differential diagnosis
    • Discussion of case study
  • 15: The patient with medically unexplained physical symptoms
    • Definitions and clinical features
    • Differential diagnosis
    • Assessment
    • Discussion of case study
  • 16: The patient with eating or weight problems
    • Definitions and clinical features
    • Assessment
    • Differential diagnosis of patients with low weight
    • Discussion of case study
  • 17: The patient with personality problems
    • Definitions and clinical features
    • Classification
    • Assessment
    • Differential diagnosis
    • Discussion of case study
  • 18: The patient with neurodevelopmental problems
    • Definitions
    • Clinical features and differential diagnosis
    • Assessment
    • Discussion of case study
• Section 3: Cause and management
  • 19: Dementia and delirium
    • Dementia
    • Delirium
  • 20: Alcohol and substance-related disorders
    • Alcohol disorders
    • Other psychoactive substances
  • 21: The psychotic disorders: schizophrenia
    • Schizophrenia
  • 22: The mood (affective) disorders
    • Depressive disorders
    • Bipolar affective disorder
    • Dysthymia and cyclothymia
  • 23: The anxiety and somatoform disorders
    • Anxiety disorders
    • Dissociative and somatoform disorders
  • 24: Eating disorders
    • Anorexia and bulimia nervosa
  • 25: The sleep–wake disorders
    • Definitions and classification
  • 26: The psychosexual disorders
    • Sexual dysfunction
    • Disorders of sexual preference (paraphilias)
    • Gender identity
  • 27: Disorders relating to the menstrual cycle, pregnancy and the puerperium
    • Premenstrual syndrome
    • Menopause
    • Psychiatric considerations in pregnancy
    • Puerperal disorders
  • 28: The personality disorders
    • The personality disorders
  • 29: The neurodevelopmental disorders
    • Intellectual disability
    • Autism spectrum disorders
    • Attention deficit hyperactivity disorders
    • Tourette syndrome
  • 30: Child and adolescent psychiatry
    • Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services
    • Attachment
    • Epidemiology
    • Mental illness in children and adolescents
    • Child abuse
    • Assessment considerations in young people
  • 31: Older adult psychiatry
    • Mental illness in older adults
    • Assessment considerations in older adults
    • Treatment considerations in older adults
  • 32: Forensic psychiatry
    • Mental disorder and crime
    • Assessing and managing risk of violence
    • Considerations in court proceedings
• Single best answer (SBA) questions
  • Chapter 2 Pharmacological therapy and electroconvulsive therapy
  • Chapter 3 Psychological therapy
  • Chapter 4 Mental health and the law
  • Chapter 5 Mental health service provision
  • Chapter 6 The patient with thoughts of suicide or self-harm
  • Chapter 7 The patient with impairment of consciousness, memory or cognition
  • Chapter 8 The patient with alcohol or substance use problems
  • Chapter 9 The patient with psychotic symptoms
  • Chapter 10 The patient with elated or irritable mood
  • Chapter 11 The patient with low mood
  • Chapter 12 The patient with anxiety, fear or avoidance
  • Chapter 13 The patient with obsessions and compulsions
  • Chapter 14 The patient with a reaction to a stressful event
  • Chapter 15 The patient with medically unexplained physical symptoms
  • Chapter 16 The patient with eating or weight problems
  • Chapter 17 The patient with personality problems
  • Chapter 18 The patient with neurodevelopmental problems
  • Chapter 19 Dementia and delirium
  • Chapter 20 Alcohol and substance-related disorders
  • Chapter 21 The psychotic disorders: schizophrenia
  • Chapter 22 The mood (affective) disorders
  • Chapter 23 The anxiety and somatoform disorders
  • Chapter 24 Eating disorders
  • Chapter 25 The sleep–wake disorders
  • Chapter 26 The psychosexual disorders
  • Chapter 27 Disorders relating to the menstrual cycle, pregnancy and the puerperium
  • Chapter 28 The personality disorders
  • Chapter 29 The neurodevelopmental disorders
  • Chapter 30 Child and adolescent psychiatry
  • Chapter 31 Older adult psychiatry
  • Chapter 32 Forensic psychiatry
• Extended-matching questions (EMQs)
  • Chapter 2 Pharmacological therapy and electroconvulsive therapy
  • Chapter 3 Psychological therapy
  • Chapter 4 Mental health and the law
  • Chapter 5 Mental health service provision
  • Chapter 6 The patient with thoughts of suicide or self-harm
  • Chapter 7 The patient with impairment of consciousness, memory or cognition
  • Chapter 8 The patient with alcohol or substance use problems
  • Chapter 9 The patient with psychotic symptoms
  • Chapter 10 The patient with elated or irritable mood
  • Chapter 11 The patient with low mood
  • Chapter 12 The patient with anxiety, fear or avoidance
  • Chapter 13 The patient with obsessions and compulsions
  • Chapter 14 The patient with a reaction to a stressful event
  • Chapter 15 The patient with medically unexplained physical symptoms
  • Chapter 16 The patient with eating or weight problems
  • Chapter 17 The patient with personality problems
  • Chapter 18 The patient with neurodevelopmental problems
  • Chapter 19 Dementia and delirium
  • Chapter 20 Alcohol and substance-related disorders
  • Chapter 21 The psychotic disorders: schizophrenia
  • Presentation of antipsychotic side-effects
  • Chapter 22 The mood (affective) disorders
  • Chapter 23 The anxiety and somatoform disorders
  • Chapter 24 Eating disorders
  • Chapter 25 Sleep–wake disorders
  • Chapter 26 The psychosexual disorders
  • Chapter 27 Disorders relating to the menstrual cycle, pregnancy and the puerperium
  • Chapter 28 The personality disorders
  • Chapter 29 The neurodevelopmental disorders
  • Chapter 30 Child and adolescent psychiatry
  • Chapter 31 Older adult psychiatry
  • Chapter 32 Forensic psychiatry
• SBA answers
  • Chapter 2 Pharmacological therapy and electroconvulsive therapy
  • Chapter 3 Psychological therapy
  • Chapter 4 Mental health and the law
  • Chapter 5 Mental health service provision
  • Chapter 6 The patient with thoughts of suicide or self-harm
  • Chapter 7 The patient with impairment of consciousness, memory or cognition
  • Chapter 8 The patient with alcohol or substance use problems
  • Chapter 9 The patient with psychotic symptoms
  • Chapter 10 The patient with elated or irritable mood
  • Chapter 11 The patient with low mood
  • Chapter 12 The patient with anxiety, fear or avoidance
  • Chapter 13 The patient with obsessions and compulsions
  • Chapter 14 The patient with a reaction to a stressful event
  • Chapter 15 The patient with medically unexplained physical symptoms
  • Chapter 16 The patient with eating or weight problems
  • Chapter 17 The patient with personality problems
  • Chapter 18 The patient with neurodevelopmental problems
  • Chapter 19 Dementia and delirium
  • Chapter 20 Alcohol and substance-related disorders
  • Chapter 21 The psychotic disorders: schizophrenia
  • Chapter 22 The mood (affective) disorders
  • Chapter 23 The anxiety and somatoform disorders
  • Chapter 24 Eating disorders
  • Chapter 25 The sleep–wake disorders
  • Chapter 26 The psychosexual disorders
  • Chapter 27 Disorders relating to the menstrual cycle, pregnancy and the puerperium
  • Chapter 28 The personality disorders
  • Chapter 29 The neurodevelopmental disorders
  • Chapter 30 Child and adolescent psychiatry
  • Chapter 31 Older adult psychiatry
  • Chapter 32 Forensic psychiatry
• EMQ answers
  • Chapter 2  Pharmacological therapy and electroconvulsive therapy
  • Chapter 3  Psychological therapy
  • Chapter 4  Mental health and the law
  • Chapter 5  Mental health service provision
  • Chapter 6  The patient with thoughts of suicide or self-harm
  • Chapter 7  The patient with impairment of consciousness, memory or cognition
  • Chapter 8  The patient with alcohol or substance use problems
  • Chapter 9  The patient with psychotic symptoms
  • Chapter 10  The patient with elated or irritable mood
  • Chapter 11  The patient with low mood
  • Chapter 12  The patient with anxiety, fear or avoidance
  • Chapter 13  The patient with obsessions and compulsions
  • Chapter 14  The patient with a reaction to a stressful event
  • Chapter 15  The patient with medically unexplained physical symptoms
  • Chapter 16  The patient with eating or weight problems
  • Chapter 17  The patient with personality problems
  • Chapter 18  The patient with neurodevelopmental problems
  • Chapter 19  Dementia and delirium
  • Chapter 20  Alcohol and substance-related disorders
  • Chapter 21  The psychotic disorders: schizophrenia
  • Chapter 22  The mood (affective) disorders
  • Chapter 23  The anxiety and somatoform disorders
  • Chapter 24  Eating disorders
  • Chapter 25  The sleep–wake disorders
  • Chapter 26  The psychosexual disorders
  • Chapter 27  Disorders relating to the menstrual cycle, pregnancy and the puerperium
  • Chapter 28  The personality disorders
  • Chapter 29  The neurodevelopmental disorders
  • Chapter 30  Child and adolescent psychiatry
  • Chapter 31  Older adult psychiatry
  • Chapter 32  Forensic psychiatry
• Glossary
• Index

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