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(Cameron)
In regards to the factors influencing Medical or Psychiatric Psychosis, which of the following is the more likely an organic association? A. Slow onset Behavioural change B. Structured delusions C. Visual / Tactile hallucinations D. Clear sensorium |
C. Psychiatric more likely auditory
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Which of the following is the more likely to be an organic aetiology associated with acute psychosis ? A. Fully orientated B. Recent significant life event C. Intact cognition D. Impaired cognition. |
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Impaired : -memory - cognitive ability |
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(Cameron)
Which of the following is the least likely an organic association with acute psychosis? A. Abnormal vital signs B. Age > 40 with first psychosis C. Delerium D. Slow deterioration in Employment / Family function. |
D.
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(Cameron)
Which of the following is correct regarding Acute Psychiatric presentations? A. The incidence of missed medical diagnosis is < 5% B. Psychiatric patients have a higher incidence of physical illness than the General population. C. A "substance induced persistent disorder " (DSM IV) is likely to be managed Principally Medically. D. Studies on Medical Clearance by ED Staff and Psychiatrists show a good ability to discover medical condition in the acute presentation psychosis. |
B.
A = 8 -46% C. Managed Psychiatrically D. "poor ability" |
