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Table des matières
Preface | 1 |
The Patient with Elevated | 11 |
disorders | 17 |
Droits d'auteur | |
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Expressions et termes fréquents
abnormalities acute adolescence Advances in Psychiatric alcohol dependence Alzheimer's disease amnesic syndrome anorexia nervosa antidepressants antipsychotics anxiety disorders assessment associated behavior benzodiazepines bereavement bipolar affective disorder bulimia bulimia nervosa cause Chapter chronic clinical features consciousness cyclothymia delirium delusions dementia depressed mood depressive episode describes Differential diagnosis dissociative disturbance drinkers drinking drugs DSM-IV-TR Figure hallucinations hypochondriasis impairment increased insomnia irritable mood mania manic episode medical condition memory mental illness mental retardation mental state examination mood disorders normal obsessions and compulsions obsessive-compulsive disorder occur onset panic attacks panic disorder patients presenting personality disorder phobia physical postpartum prevalence problems prognosis psychiatric disorders psychiatric illness psychiatrist psychoactive substance psychological psychomotor psychosis psychosocial psychotic disorder psychotic features psychotic patient psychotic symptoms Schizoaffective disorder schizophrenia secondary self-harm serotonin sexual dysfunction side effects sleep social somatization disorder specific SSRIs stress stressor substance-induced term tests therapy thoughts trauma treatment usually weight withdrawal