Titlebook: Quick Guide to Psychiatric Emergencies; Tools for Behavioral Kimberly D. Nordstrom,Michael P. Wilson Book 2018 Springer International Publi

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Chronic Painlate 1990s, unfortunately so too has opioid misuse and overdose. The American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) policy recommends against the routine prescription of opioids for acute CP exacerbations.

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Encephalitisften varies between geographic locations, travel history is important to obtain. Other key history points: time since onset of symptoms, rashes, sick contacts with similar symptoms, animal/insect contact (especially ticks), sexual contacts, vaccinations, and immunosuppressed status (medication or advanced HIV).

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Medical and Psychiatric Historyehavioral emergency. Taking the information gathered during the initial interview along with physical exam findings can help to better differentiate primary psychiatric disorders from their medical mimics. The differential for behavioral emergencies is very broad and differs by each individual prese

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Suicide Risk Assessmentown. In the current environment of electronic health records, hospitals will commonly have a risk assessment of some sort embedded or available to add to a note template. Risk assessments on the inpatient unit may have a different focus than a risk assessment in the emergency department, where the d

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Anxietyence, it can become problematic if the anxiety overcomes one’s ability to function. Generalized Anxiety Disorder is characterized by excessive worry more days than not for a period of at least 6?months. A Panic Attack is characterized by an abrupt surge in intense fear or discomfort that usually pea