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CHIEF COMPLAINTS
LOW MOOD
CRYING SPELLS
SUSPICIOUSNESS
LOW SOCIAL INTERACTION
SELF MUTTERING /SELF LAUGHING
RESTLESSNESS
TDI: 3YEARS
EXCERABATION
2MONTHS
NATURE OF ILLNESS
ONSET OF ILLNESS :
INSIDIOUS
COURSE OF ILLNESS:
EPISODIC
PROGRESS OF ILLNESS:
DETERIORATING
PREDISPOSING FACTORS
Conflicts with cousin brother about land
PRECIPITATING FACTORS
Property dispute , GI bleed
PERPETUATING FACTORS
Getting angry after seeing his cousins , he feels down
Poor compliances to medications
MEDICAL HISTORY
In 2021 the patient was suffering from GI bleed and was under the treatment of
Dr. Mohammad Yusuf and admitted in Baramulla for 10 days but according to the
attendant, the patient was recovering from the medication and then the
medication was discontinued by the patient himself.
NEGATIVE HISTORY
No history of diabetes
No history of excessive talking
No history of reckless spending
No history of excessive hand-washing
No history of forget-fullness
PATIENT
AGE 2
CHILDHOOD HISTORY:
The patient’s primary care-takers were parents. Patient was bought up by his
parents. The patient was very beloved and well-behaved child to his parents.
EDUCATIONAL HISTORY:
Patient studied till 5th class. Patient was very respectful to his teachers and in
good relationship with teachers and his classmates and friends.
PLAY HISTORY:
The patient had good interest in games like cricket in his childhood. He liked to
play outdoor games more than indoors. Even if he played, he used to play
indoor hide and seek with his siblings and cousins.
OCCUPATIONAL HISTORY:
Patient was doing a job in the year 1989 to 1993, and then he left that job
because of his father’s death in 1993. Then after that he worked as a contractor
eight years [2008-2016], and then he left that job because of his own will.
PREMOBID HISTORY:
Interpersonal Relationship
The patient easily made friends and liked to interact with new people
and well adjusted.
Use of leisure time
The patient spends most of his time in thinking and sleeping.
Predominant mood:
The patient used to remain silent and starring at walls continuously.
Attitude towards self:
The patient consider himself as he cannot do anything as he was not doing
well presently. The patient had good relationship with his family and with
others when he was well.
Attitude towards work:
The patient has no interest in doing any work.
Religious belief and moral activities:
The patient finds peace while visiting shrines, he likes to visit shrines. He
also likes to visit peer baba and also visited them so many times.
Fantasy life:
The patient wants to get well soon and wants
to start work again in orchards.
EYE CONTACT:
The patient initiates eye-contact, but doesn’t maintain it for an adequate
duration, but stares at the wall.
CONTENT:
Nothing abnormal detected
COGNITION: ORIENTED TO T/P/P.
ATTENTION AND CONCENTRATION: The patient was asked to
repeat three digits. He repeat forward digits correctly, when asked to
repeat backward, he repeats backward three digits correctly.
Consciousness and orientation: Patient was fully aware and is conscious
and well oriented about person, place and time.
CONSCIOUSESS AND ORIENTATION:
The patient was fully conscious and aware about the time, place, and
person.
MEMORY:
IMMEDIATE: Intact
RECENT: Intact
REMOTE: Intact
INTELLIGENCE:
The patient was asked about the current leader of the country and general
information, he gave right answers to the questions. Patient was also aware
of place, when asked about the current place, he answered correctly as I am
in hospital.
JUDGEMENT:
Social judgement: Intact
Present judgement: Intact
Test judgement: Intact
Impression:
PERCEPTION:
Denies any abnormal perception.
INSIGHT:G-1
PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS:
With recurrent depressive disorder psychotic symptoms, catatonia 55 year
old married male belongs to nuclear family with poor socio-economic status,
presents with the duration of illness 2 months with insidious onset and
deteriorating with complaints of low mood, crying spells, suspiciousness,
low social interaction, self-laughing, and restlessness with grade 1 insight.