The document lists tasks for conducting a mini clinical evaluation (CEX) including eliciting mood, thought processes, perceptual abnormalities, history of presenting illness, pre-morbid personality, administering mental status exams, obtaining medical history, performing physical exams of various body systems, counseling patients and families on diagnoses, treatments including ECT and non-pharmacological approaches, and educating a caregiver on a treatment plan.
The document lists tasks for conducting a mini clinical evaluation (CEX) including eliciting mood, thought processes, perceptual abnormalities, history of presenting illness, pre-morbid personality, administering mental status exams, obtaining medical history, performing physical exams of various body systems, counseling patients and families on diagnoses, treatments including ECT and non-pharmacological approaches, and educating a caregiver on a treatment plan.
The document lists tasks for conducting a mini clinical evaluation (CEX) including eliciting mood, thought processes, perceptual abnormalities, history of presenting illness, pre-morbid personality, administering mental status exams, obtaining medical history, performing physical exams of various body systems, counseling patients and families on diagnoses, treatments including ECT and non-pharmacological approaches, and educating a caregiver on a treatment plan.
Elicit thought content and thought process. Elicit perceptual processes and report for any abnormality, if present. Elicit the history of presenting illness Assess Pre-Morbid Personality of the patient. Perform Mini Mental State Examination Perform Mental State Examination Obtain Drug / Alcohol History Obtain Psycho-Sexual History Perform Frontal Lobe Examination Examine Motor System of the Patient Examine Sensory System of the Patient Examine Cranial Nerves of the Patient Perform Funduscopic Examination A severely violent young male diagnosed as having bipolar affective disorder currently in maniac psychotic phase is brought to psychiatric emergency unit by his elder brother. You plan to opt for electroconvulsive therapy while the patient’s brother has never heard of it and is reluctant to consent for ECT. Educate and counsel the attendant for his consent. A 5 year old male child is presented with complaints of not able to talk more than 2 words and had started walking at the age of 4 years. He is diagnosed as a case of Global Intellectual Disability of Moderate Degree. The parents want to know about the problem with the child and when will he be able to talk. Counsel the parents regarding the illness and prognosis. A young male diagnosed with the Major Depressive Disorder has been on different psychotropic medications since 4 years. His mood and cognitive functions are still very much disturbed. He is reporting for erectile dysfunction since 2 months which can be attributed to prolonged use of pharmacotherapy. Counsel the patient about the non- pharmacological approaches for his problem.
Your Child's First Consultation Questions You Should Ask Your 31st Psychiatric Consultation William R. Yee M.D., J.D., Copyright Applied for May 22, 2022