UKMLA CPSA OSCE Mental State Examination: Psychosis
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- Опубліковано 4 чер 2024
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Great video! If you were to tell the patient the diagnosis and also talk about the treatment plan with him how would you go about it?
Great SP
An eye opener
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Good but why so many leading questions
Okay
Okay! okay! That’s enough to make me 🙀 😂
Wait so this includes history too ?
Hey Shahad. Since you're asking here about taking history. I had the same question. Does Schizophrenia run in families?
@@nouribrahim9565 there is a genetic component, if one parent has schizophrenia their children have a 16% chance of also developing schizophrenia; this increases to 50% if both parents have it
@@shellquay3759 thank you!
okay okay okay...