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Prof. Dr. Haroon Rashid Chaudhry DPP (UK), FACHARZT (PSYCH. & NEUROLOGY) FACP (USA) MRCPsych (London) FRCP (Ireland) Head of the Department of Psychiatry Fatima Jinnah Medical College Zonal Representative World Psychiatric Association (WPA) (Western & Central Asia) Honorary Executive Director INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHIATRY

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Prof. Dr. Haroon Rashid ChaudhryDPP (UK), FACHARZT (PSYCH. & NEUROLOGY) FACP (USA) MRCPsych (London)

FRCP (Ireland)

Head of the Department of Psychiatry Fatima Jinnah Medical College Zonal Representative

World Psychiatric Association (WPA)(Western & Central Asia)

Honorary Executive Director Fountain House, Lahore

INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHIATRY

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WHAT IS HEALTH?

World Health Organization's Definition

“A state of complete physical, mental, social and spiritual well being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity”

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WHAT IS MENTAL HEALTH?

DIVERSE OPINIONS EXIST

The most acceptable concept now –a – days

A person who is:

Able to to cope/function normally

Meets the responsibilities

Expresses balanced attitude towards

day to day challenges/ problems

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MENTAL HEALTH IN THE WORLD

MORE THAN TWO FIFTHS OF THE TOTAL DISABILITIES

ARE DUE TO MENTAL ILLNESSES

(WORLD HEALTH REPORT, 2001)

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MENTAL HEALTH IN THE WORLD

EXISTING DATA SUGGESTS:

Schizophrenia (above the age of 18): 45million

Depression: 340millionBoth disorders cause 60% Suicide across the globe.

(Desjarlais R et al 1995 WORLD HEALTH REPORT, 2001)

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MENTAL HEALTH IN THE WORLD

Mental Retardation 4.6% (total psychiatric diagnoses)

Alcohol Dependence 140 million

(Nations for Mental Health, WHO, 2001)

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MENTAL HEALTH IN THE WORLD

Alzheimer’s disease: 11 million

Epilepsy: 45 million

(Murray L and Lopez A 1996)

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DISEASES IN 2020

Ischaemic Heart Disease Depression Road Traffic Accident Cerebrovascular Diseases Chest Diseases

(Murray L. And Lopez A., 1996)

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MYTHS Violent Aggressive Irrational Untreatable Unreliable Dependent Chronic

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PREJUDICE

Every Patient Deserves a Clinician

And a Healer who is not Prejudiced

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AETIOLOGY

Genetics

Biological Factors

Psychological Factors

Social Factors

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Bio Psycho Social Model

Psychosocial Factors

GeneticsBiological Factors

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GENETICS

Twins Studies

Family Studies

Adoptions Studies

Mode of Inheritance

Molecular Genetics

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BIOCHEMICAL

Postmortem Studies

Brain Biochemistry & Imaging

Peripheral Measures

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PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS

• Parental Deprivation

• Relationship with Parents

• Life Events

• Effect of Physical illness

• High Express Emotion

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ANGER

QUARRELS

SPELLS OF CRYING

EMOTIONAL REACTIONSEVERY DAY OCCURANCE IN SOCIETY

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SOCIAL FACTORS

• Place of Residence

• Occupation and Social Class

• Culture

• Migration

• Social isolation

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National Seminar on Post Earthquake Mental Health Activities

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CLASSIFICATIONS

International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10)

The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM-IV)

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ORGANIC MENTAL DISORDERS

Delirium

Dementia

Amnestic Disorders

Personality and Behavioural disorders due to brain disease damage and dysfunction

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PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS

• Psychotic Disorders

• Non Psychotic Disorders

• Personality Disorders

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PSYCHIOTIC DISORDERS

• Schizophrenia

• Drug Induced Psychosis

• Schizoaffective

• Postnatal Psychosis

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MOOD DISORDERS

• Bipolar Affective Disorder

• Major Depression

• Post Natal Depression

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PERSONALITY DISORDERSCLUSTER A

• Paranoid Schizoid, Schizotypal

CLUSTER B

• Antisocial, Border line, histrionic, narcissistic

CLUSTER C

• Avoidant, Dependant, Obsessive Compulsive

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ANXIETY DISORDERS

Generalized Anxiety Disorder

Panic Disorder

Phobic Disorders

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

Hypochondriacal Disorder

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Substance Abuse Disorders Intoxication Abuse Dependence Withdrawal Psychotic Disorders Amnestics Disorders Mood Disorders Anxiety Disorders Sexual Dysfunctions Sleep Disorders

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CLASSES OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE DRUGS

Alcohol Caffeine Opioids Inhalents Nicotine Cannabis Sedatives / Hypnotics Multiple Drugs Use

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PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS, WITH SOMATIC SYMPTOMS

Stress & Adjustment Disorders Mood Disorders Anxiety Disorders Somatoform Disorders

Dissociative / Conversion DisordersHypochondriacal syndromePsychogenic autononinc dysfunctionPain syndrome

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AROUSAL RESPONSE

MALE Erectile impotence

Premature Ejaculation Retarded Ejaculation

FEMALE Lubrication Failure

Anorgasmia

SEXUAL DYSFUCNTIONS

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PSYCHOSEXUAL DISORDERS

Gender identity Gender Role

Drive and Responsiveness

Sexual Preferences

Relationshipbehaviour

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CHILDHOOD PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS

• Problems of Preschool Children

• Specific Developmental Disorders

• Pervasive Developmental Disorders

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CONTD…..

• Principal Psychiatric Disorders• Hyperkinetic Disorders

• Conduct Disorders

• Juvenile Delinquency

• Anxiety Disorders

• Somatization Disorders

• Depressive Disorders

• School Refusal

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• Functional Enuresis • Stammering • Schizophrenia• Gender Identity Disorders• Child Abuse

– Physical – Sexual – Emotional

CONTD…..

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SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS

• Specific Reading Disorders

• Mathematical Learning Disorders

• Communication Disorders

CONTD…..

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Types Of Mental Retardation

• Mild (IQ 50 - 70)

• Moderate (IQ 35 – 49)

• Severe (IQ 20 - 34)

• Profound (IQ below 20)

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PHYSICAL DISORDERS AMONG THE MENTAL RETARDED

• Sensory Disorders

• Motor Disorders

• Epilepsy

• Incontinence

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• Schizophrenia

• Mood Disorders

• Emotional Disorders

• Eating Disorders

• Personality Disorders

• Cognitive Psychiatric Disorders

• Behaviour Disorders

PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS AMONG THE MENTAL RETARDED

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EFFECTS OF MENTAL RETARDATION ON THE FAMILY

• Initially Shock

• Depression

• Guilt

• Shame

• Anger

• Inability to cope with practical and financial problems

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