عيد مبارك عليكم جميعا ❤️

و ربنا يتقبل منا ومنكم صالح الأعمال ❤️❤️

مساء الفل عليكم ❤️
أي تعديل في مذكرة اسئلة و نوتس ال psychiatry هتبقي هنا في الكومنتات

أي حد يشك في حاجة يبعت علي البوت

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Klüver-Bucy syndrome = bilateral temporal (amygdala) damage

مش frontal lobe damage

دكتور ايهاب قايلها السنه اللي فاتت

مساء الخير عليكم ❤️
بالنسبة لي عملي السيكاتري
مذكرة النوتس هتلمه معاكم كويس جدا جدا بإذن الله تعالى و الحمد لله كانت لامة الدنيا علي مدار السنين اللي فات ❤️

بص علي الصفحة دي لو عاوز تخيل اكتر عن الكيزز ازاي

اهم كيزز تحلوها هي اللي جت قبل كده في الامتحانات وهنزلهم كلهم هنا اهو 👇

ده شامل كل الدفعات حتي السنة اللي فات و كمان ليحة قدمية اللي كان في يناير اللي فات

هم هم اللي معاكم في مذكرة النوتس 🫡

Note بسيطه

لو شوفت في الكيس ان المريض بيخاف يروح مكان معين او بقى house bound

دي agoraphbia
لو لقيت في نفس الكيس انه بيحصله recurrent sudden panic attack

لازم تكتب
Panic disorder with agoraphbia

خد بالك هنا panic attack بتحصله منغير سبب ومش لازم تكون مرتبطه بخروجه للمكان ده زي agoraphbia


اما بالنسبه لو لقيت انه بيحصله panic attack بس لو خرج فهنا تكتب
Agoraphbia بس



A 40-year-old woman presents with complaints of not being able to leave her house. For the past 5 years, she has had increasing difficulty traveling far from home. She constantly worries that she will not be able to get help if she "freaks out." In fact, she has had numerous unprovoked episodes of intense fear, associated with shortness of breath, chest pain, diaphoresis, and dizziness, lasting for 20 minutes. She is convinced that if she drives too far from home, she will have an attack and not be able to obtain help. Diagnosis?

Agoraphbia with panic disorder


A middle-aged person reported to Psychiatric OPD with the complaints of the fear of leaving home, fear of travelling alone and fear of being in a crowd. He develops marked anxiety with palpitations and swelling if he is in these situations. He often avoids public transport to go to his place of work. What is the diagnosis?

Agoraphbia

A 22-year-old college student is brought by his family because he has been hearing voices commenting on his actions and believes that his classmates are spying on him. He has become socially withdrawn and has stopped attending classes. His symptoms have been present for 3 months.
After treatment, the hallucinations and delusions gradually resolve. However, a few weeks later, he becomes persistently sad, loses interest in activities, feels hopeless about his future, and develops suicidal thoughts.

Diagnosis:

28-year-old man has experienced auditory hallucinations and persecutory delusions for several months. During much of this time, he also has significant depressive symptoms including low mood, anhedonia, and suicidal ideation.
However, his psychiatrist notes that for 3 consecutive weeks he continued to have hallucinations and delusions despite having no depressive symptoms at all.

A 47-year-old woman is brought to the psychiatric clinic because she has become increasingly withdrawn over the last month. She reports poor sleep, loss of appetite, low energy, and feelings of hopelessness. She has stopped going to work and rarely leaves her house.
During the interview, she tearfully states that she is responsible for all the suffering in the world and that her family would be better off if she were dead. She also reports hearing a voice repeatedly telling her that she deserves punishment for her sins.

1/Schizophreniform Disorder with Postpsychotic Depression

2/Schizoaffective Disorder

3/Major Depressive Disorder with Psychotic Features

A 28-year-old man has unstable relationships.
He is very afraid of abandonment, becomes extremely clingy, and has intense emotional reactions including threats of self-harm during conflicts.

Diagnosis?

Borderline Personality Disorder

A 45-year-old man develops confusion, fluctuating attention, and visual hallucinations over 3 days after urinary tract infection.

Diagnosis

Delirium

A 26-year-old man has elevated mood, grandiosity, decreased sleep for 5 days.
He is still working but making risky financial decisions.

Hypomanic episode (Bipolar II disorder)

38-year-old corporate executive is known for constantly talking about his achievements and expecting special treatment from others. During meetings, he dismisses colleagues' ideas and insists that only his opinions are valuable. When a coworker receives an award, he becomes irritated and claims he deserved it more. He has few close friends because people feel he uses relationships for personal gain. Despite his mother's recent hospitalization, he appears unconcerned and quickly redirects conversations to his own accomplishments


Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD)

A 38-year-old corporate executive is known for being extremely dedicated to his work. He spends hours reviewing reports to ensure every detail is correct. He becomes frustrated when coworkers fail to follow established procedures and often insists that tasks be completed according to his specific system. Employees complain that projects are delayed because he repeatedly revises minor details. He rarely delegates responsibilities because he believes others will not meet his standards. Although strict and perfectionistic, he does not seek praise and appears uncomfortable when complimented.

Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder (OCPD)

A 38-year-old corporate executive is brought to the emergency department by his wife. Over the past 10 days, he has been sleeping only 2–3 hours per night but reports feeling "better than ever." He has invested most of the family's savings into several unrealistic business ventures, purchased an expensive sports car, and has been making grand claims that he will become one of the richest entrepreneurs in the country. During the interview, he speaks rapidly, jumps from topic to topic, and becomes irritated when interrupted.


Bipolar I Disorder – Manic Episode

كيس مش بتيجي دي بس علشان مشوفناش زيها قبل كدا فيبقى شوفناها وخلاص
ان شاء الله الامتحان ييجي بسيط

A 34-year-old woman is admitted to the psychiatric ward after her family reports 3 months of severe depression. She has stopped going to work, lost 10 kg, and reports feeling “empty and hopeless.” She sleeps poorly and has no interest in anything.
During evaluation, she suddenly states with complete certainty that she is “the richest and most powerful person on Earth” and that she has “special divine abilities to control the weather and communicate with aliens.” She appears sad and slowed in her movements most of the time, but insists on these beliefs even when questioned.



MDD with psychotic features (mood-incongruent)

تاني ملف الفارما إزاي احل كيز الفارما بالتفصيل وفيها شوية زيادة عن كتاب انت بتتسال فيه أنا ضايفه 🥰وكمان عامل الكلام العربي مع مثال عشان تفهم ، هيساعدك جامد ما شاء الله