Titlebook: Behavioral Emergencies for Healthcare Providers; Leslie S. Zun,Kimberly Nordstrom,Michael P. Wilson Book 2021Latest edition The Editor(s)

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General Management of the Poisoned Patientas been at the top since 2011 [1]. This does not include deaths from intentional self-poisoning and thus underestimates the total number of deaths related to poisoning. This information underscores the importance of developing adequate treatment strategies for the poisoned patient.

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Drug Intoxication in the Emergency Departments Administration (SAMHSA) Drug Abuse Warning Network report, in 2011, there were approximately 2.5 million drug-abuse-related ED visits nationwide [1]. Twenty-five percent of the total drug-related ED visits involved illicit drugs, and 28% involved pharmaceuticals. The most common illegal drugs of a

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Co-occurring Substance-Use Disorder in the Emergency Departmenttment (ED) patients have problematic substance use, and more than 10% have a significant use disorder [1, 2]. Over the last decade, the number of ED visits involving substance use has increased by 37% [3]. Half of the trauma visits are associated with alcohol use, and generally the presence of a sub

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Somatic Symptom and Related Disorders in the Emergency Departmentt with bodily symptoms or concerns about having a disease. As such, they are more commonly encountered in general medical settings like the emergency department (ED) than in psychiatric environments like the acute mental health ward. Indeed, patients with somatization disorders use more primary care

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The Patient with Anxiety Disorders in the Emergency Departmentd its presence is not always detrimental or pathological. When symptoms of anxiety become overwhelming, disruptive, or disabling, they may prompt patients (or others on their behalf) to seek treatment. Approximately one-fifth of patients presenting with mental health concerns to the emergency depart

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Post-traumatic Stress Disorder in the Emergency Departments life through altered interpersonal relationships, cognitive distortions, and emotional arousal. A significant minority of individuals experiencing trauma will develop post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Emergency department (ED) clinicians must be able to identify PTSD and patients at risk for

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