Mental State Assessment

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Mental State Assessment Dr. Vidumini De Silva

What is expected? Confidentiality Expertise Professional confidence Warmth and guidance Non judgmental attitude Insight of patient himself

Why? For, An accurate diagnosis Planning Intervention

How? Presenting complaint – current problem, for how long Precipitating factors for the current problem if any Progression of the illness If diagnosed to have a psychiatric illness, when diagnosed who diagnosed drugs taken relapses

Medical hx : co – morbidities Past psychiatric hx : as above Personal hx : birth complications, parent conflicts, sibling rivalries, schooling, educational level, love affairs, suicidal attempts, substance abuse etc Drug hx : treatment which the patient on. Their side effects, any change in drugs, compliance Allergy hx Pre morbid personality – cheerful or not, interests, hobbies Social hx – social, family support, financial level

Examination Appearance – grooming, personal hygiene, appropriateness of clothing, posture, gestures, attention Behaviour – eye contact, body language, responses to others Mood – subjectively and objectively

4. Speech – volume, tone, speed, quantity, flow 5. Thought content – thought process and perception(delusions, hallucinations) memory – short/ long term memory Insight – subjectively and objectively

Mini-Mental State Examination will be discussed in “ Dementia “ lecture

Exercise 01 Discuss how would you intervene a patient coming to ward with, - depression - BAD - Schizophrenia