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This document contains a morning report from a psychiatric hospital on May 30, 2014. It summarizes information about two patients: a 25-year-old male farmer who committed suicide and is unable to sleep due to feeling guilty about his wife having an affair and leaving him, and his 57-year-old father who brought him to the hospital. The report includes assessments of the patient's mental status, symptoms of severe depressive episode with psychotic symptoms, diagnosis, treatment plan involving hospitalization and pharmacotherapy, and prognosis.
This document contains a morning report from a psychiatric hospital on May 30, 2014. It summarizes information about two patients: a 25-year-old male farmer who committed suicide and is unable to sleep due to feeling guilty about his wife having an affair and leaving him, and his 57-year-old father who brought him to the hospital. The report includes assessments of the patient's mental status, symptoms of severe depressive episode with psychotic symptoms, diagnosis, treatment plan involving hospitalization and pharmacotherapy, and prognosis.
This document contains a morning report from a psychiatric hospital on May 30, 2014. It summarizes information about two patients: a 25-year-old male farmer who committed suicide and is unable to sleep due to feeling guilty about his wife having an affair and leaving him, and his 57-year-old father who brought him to the hospital. The report includes assessments of the patient's mental status, symptoms of severe depressive episode with psychotic symptoms, diagnosis, treatment plan involving hospitalization and pharmacotherapy, and prognosis.
Name : Mr. R Sex : Male Age : 25 years old Address : Grabak, Magelang Occupation : Farmer Marital State : Married
Name : Mr. A Sex : Male Age : 57 years old Relation : Father Patient did committe suicide and unable to sleep Patient felt he cant do his obligation as a husband. Patient said his wife having an affair with his neighbour and put Talak to his wife. Guilty to the Goverment The patient was brought to the ER His family wasnt bring the patient to hospital. Stay alone in his bedroom, feel guilty, committe suicide, descreased appetite Patient suspect his wife having an affair with his neighbor Feel guilty Trouble sleeping 27 th May 2014 30 th May 2014 2013
30 th May 2014 Patient brought with the complaints of: Committe suicide Unable to sleep
Brought to hospital by his father
The patient didnt go to work Leasurely time is used to daydream only Decreased appetite Didnt socialize with his family/others No Psychiatric History General medical history Head injury (-) Hypertension (-) Convulsion (-) Asthma (-) Allergy (-) Drugs and alcohol abuse history and smoking history Drugs consumption (-) Alcohol consumption (-) Cigarette Smoking (+) Psychomotoric - There were no valid data on patients growth and development such as: first time lifting the head (3-6 months) rolling over (3-6 months) Sitting (6-9 months) Crawling (6-9 months) Standing (6-9 months) walking-running (9-12 months) holding objects in her hand(3-6 months) putting everything in her mouth(3-6 months)
Psychosocial - There were no valid data on which age patient started smiling when seeing another face (3-6 months) startled by noises(3-6 months) when the patient first laugh or squirm when asked to play, nor playing claps with others (6-9 months)
Communication - There were no valid data on when patient started bubbling. (6-9 months)
Emotion - There were no valid data of patients reaction when playing, frightened by strangers, when starting to show jealousy or competitiveness towards other and toilet training.
Cognitive - There were no valid data on which age the patient can follow objects, recognizing his mother, recognize his family members. - There were no valid data on when the patient first copied sounds that were heard, or understanding simple orders. Psychomotor No valid data on when patients first time playing hide and seek or if patient ever involved in any kind of sports. Psychosocial No valid data regarding patient psychosocial. Communication No valid data regarding patient ability to make friends at school and how many friends patient have during his school period Emotional No valid data on patients emotional. Cognitive No valid data on patients cognitive. Sexual development signs & activity No data on when patient first experience of wet dream, etc.
Psychomotor No data if patient had any favourite hobbies or games, if patient involved in any kind of sports.
Psychosocial No valid data regarding patient psychosocial.
Emotional No valid data on patients emotional.
Communication No valid data regarding patient ability to make friends at school and how many friends patient have during his high school period Educational History finished Junior high school
Occupational history He was a farmer. He didnt work about 3 days, because he feel exhausted to go to work.
Marital Status He has married
Criminal History KDRT
Social Activity He was quite boy and had many friends
Current Situation He lives with his parents, family and sister. Stage Basic Conflict Important Events Infancy (birth to 18 months) Trust vs mistrust Feeding Early childhood (2-3 years) Autonomy vs shame and doubt Toilet training Preschool (3-5 years) Initiative vs guilt Exploration School age (6-11 years) Industry vs inferiority School Adolescence (12-18 years) Identity vs role confusion Social relationships Young Adulthood (19-40 years) Intimacy vs isolation Relationship Middle adulthood (40-65 years) Generativity vs stagnation Work and parenthood Maturity (65- death) Ego integrity vs despair Reflection on life Patient is the 2 rd child of 4 siblings
Psychiatry history in the family (+) Patients cousin Genogram MALE FEMALE Patient Patient realizes that he is a male, and interests to a female. His attitude is appropriate as a male. Socio-economic history Economic scale : low Validity Alloanamnesis: valid Autoanamnesis: valid Progression of Disorder Symptom Role Function 2013 May 2014 Normal Time Line Appearance A male, appropriate to his age, completely clothed State of Consciousness Cloudly Speech Quantity : Decreased Quality : Decreased BEHAVIOUR Hypoactive Hyperactive Echopraxia Catatonia Active negativism Cataplexy Streotypy Mannerism Automatism Bizarre Command automatism Mutism Acathysia Tic Somnabulism Psychomotor agitation Compulsive Ataxia Mimicry Aggresive Impulsive Abulia ATTITUDE Non-cooperative Indiferrent Apathy Tension Dependent Passive Infantile Distrust Labile Rigid Passive negativism Stereotypy Catalepsy Cerea flexibility Excited Emotion Mood Dysphoric Euthymic Elevated Euphoria Expansive Irritable Agitation Cant be assesed Affect Inappropriate Restrictive Blunted Flat Labile Disturbance of Perception Hallucination Auditory (-) Visual (-) Olfactory (-) Gustatory (-) Tactile (-) Somatic (-) Illusion Auditory (-) Visual (-) Olfactory (-) Gustatory (-) Tactile (-) Somatic (-) Depersonalization (-) Derealization (-) Thought Progression Quantity
Logorrhea Blocking Remming Mutism Talk active Quality Irrelevant answer Incoherence Flight of idea Poverty of speech Confabulation Loosening of association Neologisme Circumtansiality Tangential Verbigration Perseveration Sound association Word salad Echolalia Content of Thought Idea of Reference Preoccupation Obsession Phobia Delusion of Guilty Delusion of Persecution Delusion of Reference Delusion of Envious Delusion of Hipochondry Delusion of magic-mystic Delusion of grandiose Delusion of Control Delusion of Influence Delusion of Passivity Delusion of Perception Delusion of Suspicious Thought of Echo Thought of Insertion & withdrawal Thought of Broadcasting Form of Thought Realistic Non Realistic Dereistic Autism Cannot be evaluated
Sensorium and Cognition Level of education : finished senior high school General knowledge : Good Orientation of time : Good Orientations of place : Bad Orientations of people : Good Orientations of situation : Good Working/short/long memory: cant be accessed Writing and reading skills : cant be accessed Visuospatial : cant be accessed Abstract thinking : cant be accessed Ability to self care : cant be accessed
Impulse control when examined
Self control: Enough Patient response to examiners question: Bad Insight
- Behaviour : Hypoactive -Attitude: Non-Cooperative - Mood: Dysphoric - Affect: Blunted - Form of Thought: Non-realistic - Content of thought: Delution of guilty and suspicious -Patients response to question: bad - Impaired insight
Daydream
Mad till commite suicide
Unable to sleep The patient didnt go to work
Leasurely time is used to daydream only
Wont eat
Didnt socialize with his family/others Male 25 years old, appropiate to his age, completely clothed Differential Diagnosis F25.1 Schizoafektif Disorder Depresif Type F32.3 Severe Depresif Episode with Psychotic Symptom Multiaxial Diagnosis Axis I : F32.3 Severe Depresif Episode with Psychotic Symptoms Axis II : F60.1 Schizoid Personality Disorders Axis III : Prehipertension Axis IV : Patient felt he cant do his obligation as a husband. Patient said his wife having an affair with other man and put Talak to his wife. Guilty to the Goverment Axis V : GAF admission 20-11
1. Problem about patients life The patient had problem with his wife, didnt work about 3 days. Live in parents house and live with his parents.
2. Problem about patients biological state In depresif patient, there is abnormal balancing of the neurotransmitter (serotonin) which has the contribution for the depresif symptoms. We need pharmacotherapy to rebalance the neurotransmitter
Inpatient (hospitalization) To reduce 50% the symptoms : Mood dysphoric Stay alone Feel exhausted Trouble sleeping Feeling guilty Decreased appetite Commite suicide Delusion of guilty and suspicious Response Remission Recovery Target therapy : 50% decrease of symptoms Emergency department Inj Haloperidol 5 mg IM Inj Diazepam 5 mg IV
Re-assess patient Target therapy : 100% remission of symptom
Inpatient management 1. Continue the pharmacotherapy: maintenance Haloperidol 2x5mg, Fluoxetine 1x25mg (morning), Captopril 2x12.5mg 2. Improving the patient quality of life : Teach patient about his social & environment (interact with his family, socialize with his neighbor or friends, find a hobby to do on his spare time)
Outpatient management 1. Pharmacotherapy 2. Psychosocial therapy Target therapy : 100% remission of symptom within 1 year. - Continue the medication, control to psychiatric - Rehabilitation : help patient to find a hobby, help patient to interact normally with his family, his friends and neighbor - Family education such as tell his family about patient condition and how much familly support affect the success of therapy
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