Psychiatric Emergencies Part 1 of 2 (Psychiatry) (Pharmacology) - USMLE Step 1
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
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I’m only 12, but am really interested into psychiatry and want to become one once older, good job !
Stay interested in it man and keep helping others!
Don't let anyone discourage you, go for it!
Please do not become a Neurologist. Not if you plan to have any compassion . Thanks.
Great videos.. Thanks a lot🙏🙏
Excellent Lecture it is very informative and will helpful to all students of psychiatry
Outstanding. Thanks
Good job
Thanks for the nice lecture! Now i don't know about how it's in other countries but here St. Johns Wort is also sold in Pharmacies as an otc drug for light depression which can be a problem when people are not responding to their SSRI and try to get something else but just keep taking the SSRI.
AMAZING
Very nice
Great, concise and to the point lecture. Thank you so much.
Nice work, Keep it up!
Great work
St. John’s wort is used over the counter for depression and it is said to bloom near his birthday June 24
Well executed content.. thanks for presenting the content in an appealing way
If possible please watch mine and give opinion
een through osych emerg and wards/units, and also already done basic post secodnary snd all possible highschool courses for psychology and got 95 or above in each and every signlr course, including in the post secondary so ypu know
edit: all of mije have been not related to drug use or prescribed medications, so yk-
edit: im 17, 18 next month
double edit: i have secere adhd so the fact that this video is extrenly simple and to the point, seeing as its 20:38 currently si my adhd meds are far gone cyrrebtly this is great
I appreciated the content but you never covered the treatment for DTs. I know pre-hospital it is Thiamine (B12) but beyond that, I'm not sure. Any other treatment for DTs?
It is simple and practical overview of psychiatric conditions and medications..user-friendly
Isn’t agitation/aggression also an psychiatric emergency? And what about delirium in general ? It’s really difficult for me to define psychiatric emergencies.
agitation/ aggression can be but usually it's all about cause. This content I believe is more focused on causes more so than symptoms. Delerium could also be an emergency yes but again, what's the cause. Getting down to the cause will help you get closer to finding the fix and thus help your patient.
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Yea I agree. With delirium the cause is very important. If it's alcohol withdrawal the treatment is different to delirium from an anticholinergic toxidrome for example.
pseudoscience