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History Taking And Mental State Examination Dr Sharmi Bhattacharyya

Introduce yourself Explain the purpose and approx how long it will take Start with open questions Never hurry a patient – try to be empathic and listen You might need an informant ( ask patients permission )

SOCIO DEMOGRAPHIC DETAIL Name Age DOB Address Occupation Marital status

PRESENTING COMPLAINTS Should always be in the patient’s own words

H/O PRESENTING C/O Reason for referral: Referred by.. What are the main problems? Which of these are the worst? How has that affected you? Any precipitating factors When did you last feel well?

Obtain a clear chronological account of symptoms ( e. g Obtain a clear chronological account of symptoms ( e.g. depression, psychosis) and the effects of these symptoms on behaviour

PAST PSYCHIATRIC HISTORY1 In the past have you ever had problems with your mental health / ‘nerves’/ depression. Have you ever seen a psychiatrist before?

PAST PSYCHIATRIC HISTORY2 Have you ever been admitted to a psychiatric hospital? What treatments have you had? Has there ever been a time that you felt completely well?

PAST MEDICAL HISTORY Do you have or had any problems with your physical health? Have you ever had any operations or been in hospital?

CURRENT MEDICATIONS What medications do you take regularly and since when? What medications have you had in the past?

FAMILY HISTORY Are your parents still living? Are they well? Do you mind me asking how they died? What did your parents do? Do you have any brothers or sisters? Are you close to them? As far as you know, has anyone in your family ever had problems with their mental health?

PERSONAL HISTORY1 Infancy and early childhood Where were you born? Where did you grow up? As far as you know, was your mother’s pregnancy and delivery normal?

PERSONAL HISTORY2 If not, were there any problems around the time of your birth? Did you have any serious illnesses as a young child? Were you walking and talking at the correct times?

PERSONAL HISTORY 3 Adolescence and education Which school/s did you go to? Did you enjoy school? Any lasting memories of school?

PERSONAL HISTORY 3 Did you have many friends at school? Still in contact? When did you finish school ? Qualifications? Were you ever in trouble at school? ever expelled or suspended? Bullied?

PERSONAL HISTORY 4 What did you do after finishing school? Occupational record Sexual development, Relationships and marriage Do you have any children? How old are they?

PERSONAL HISTORY5 Present social circumstances Who lives at home with you now? Do you have any worries about debt or money in general? Do you have friends or family who live nearby?

PREMORBID PERSONALITY1 Before all this happened, how would you describe yourself? How would other people describe you? When you find yourself in difficult situations, how do you cope? What sort of things do you like to do to relax?

PREMORBID PERSONALITY2 Do you have any hobbies? Do you like to be around other people or do you prefer your own company? Are you religious? Do you have any ambitions or plans?

ALCOHOL AND DRUG HISTORY Do you smoke? How many? Since when? Do you take a drink? How much do you drink? Have you been drinking any more or less than normal recently? Have you ever taken drugs? Tell me more about that.

FORENSIC HISTORY Have you ever been in trouble with the police, or been convicted of anything? ***

MENTAL STATE EXAMINATION

APPEARANCE, ATTITUDE AND BEHAVIOUR1 Describe appearance: Body habitus; prominent physical characteristics: tattoos, scars, needle sites; grooming and attire Level of consciousness, apparent age, position and posture, eye contact, facial expressions,rapport

APPEARANCE, ATTITUDE AND BEHAVIOUR2 Describe attitude: Degree and type of co-cooperativeness, resistance Describe activity: Voluntary movements and their intensity, involuntary movements Automatic movements, Tics, mannerisms, compulsions

SPEECH AND LANGUAGE Assess for: Fluency of speech (rate and volume) Repetition Content of speech

MOOD AND AFFECT Describe predominant mood in patients own words Associated biological symptoms and suicidality or homicidality Describe affect and reactivity

THOUGHT DESCRIBE FORM OF THOUGHT: Degree of connectedness (loose associations, tangentiality, etc.) Presence of peculiarities (clang associations, blocking, neologisms, etc.)

THOUGHT CONTENT1 Describe thought content: Predominant topic or issues; Preoccupations, ruminations, obsessions; Suicidal or homicidal ideation; Phobias.

THOUGHT CONTENT2 ABNORMAL BELIEFS: Describe any delusions, thought interference, reference or persecution, control or passivity phenomenon, nihilistic or grandiose ideas/ delusions

PERCEPTUAL ABNORMALITIES Illusions Hallucinations- sensory experience in the absence of a stimulus-various types ( auditory, visual, gustatory, tactile).

COGNITION USUALLY MMSE WOULD DO General: Alertness and Co-operation [STM: Name, Address, Flower to remember] Orientation: Time and Place Attention: WORLD backwards and Serial Sevens Language: Naming and Repetition

COGNITION USUALLY MMSE WOULD DO Calculation: Division and Subtraction Right Hemisphere Function: Intersecting pentagons and Clock-face Abstraction: Proverbs and Similarities Memory: STM and Long-term memory Praxis: Wave good-bye and Comb hair

INSIGHT AND JUDGEMENT Awareness of disease: Do you consider that you are ill in any way? Why have you come into hospital? Do you have a physical or a mental illness? If you have a mental illness, what is it? Correct labelling of abnormality: You described several symptoms…..namely…. What is your explanation of these experiences?

Willingness to take treatment: How do you feel about being in hospital…..? Coming to the clinic….? How do you feel about taking medication? Has the medication been helpful? Have any other treatments been helpful? Do you think that medication helps you to remain well? 

Remember to always do a PHYSICAL EXAMINATION !!!! General observations: Vital signs: HR, BP, RR, Temp: Autonomic arousal, tremor, sweating etc. Important features: scars, tattoos, signs of liver disease, signs of thyroid or Cushing’s disease, etc., Specific CVS, RS, GI, and CNS examination findings and important negative findings