This mental status examination document contains sections to evaluate a patient's mood, affect, speech, perception, thought content, concentration, cognition, judgement and insight. The exam assesses factors such as orientation, memory, hallucinations, delusions and suicidal thoughts to understand the patient's current mental state.
This mental status examination document contains sections to evaluate a patient's mood, affect, speech, perception, thought content, concentration, cognition, judgement and insight. The exam assesses factors such as orientation, memory, hallucinations, delusions and suicidal thoughts to understand the patient's current mental state.
This mental status examination document contains sections to evaluate a patient's mood, affect, speech, perception, thought content, concentration, cognition, judgement and insight. The exam assesses factors such as orientation, memory, hallucinations, delusions and suicidal thoughts to understand the patient's current mental state.
1. General Description: 7. Concentration and Attention:
a. Reading and writing: 2. Mood and Affectivity: Intact, Impaired: b. Visual spatial ability: 3. Speech Characteristics: Intact, Impaired: c. Abstract thought: 4. Perception: Intact, Impaired: d. Serial 7’s: a. Hallucinations: no yes Intact, Impaired: b. Illusions: no yes 8. Judgement and Insight: 5. Thought Content and Mental Trends a. Judgement: good, poor a. Flight of Ideas: no yes b. Insight: denial, aware, intellectual b. Looseness of association: no yes insight, true emotional insight c. Circumstantiality: no yes d. Tangentiality: no yes e. Delusions: no yes f. Preoccupations: no yes g. Suicidal: no yes
6. Sensorium and Cognition
a. Consciousness: alert, fugue, cloudy,
somnolence, stupor, coma b. Oriented to time: no yes c. Oriented to person: no yes d. Oriented to place: no yes e. Remote memory: Intact, Impaired: f. Recent past memory: Intact, Impaired: g. Recent memory: Intact, Impaired: h. Immediate retention and recall: Intact, Impaired: i. Confabulation: no yes