What Is Developmental Psychopathology?

Psychiatry is an important branch of modern medical science. It mainly studies the etiology, pathogenesis, symptoms and clinical laws of mental disorders, and related issues such as prevention, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation. Modern psychiatry involves not only the diagnosis and treatment of various mental illnesses, neurosis, psychosomatic diseases or mental disorders accompanying physical diseases, but also adaptation disorders, personality disorders, sexual psychological bias, and the development of children's intelligence, ability or morality in many categories Prevention, correction and disposal of obstacles. Modern psychiatry theoretically involves several branches of the natural sciences, psychological sciences, and social sciences, and has in practice developed into a stage of integration with social mental health.

Psychology

(Sun Xueli Books)

Psychiatry is an important branch of modern medical science. It mainly studies the etiology, pathogenesis, symptoms and clinical laws of mental disorders, and related issues such as prevention, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation. Modern psychiatry involves not only the diagnosis and treatment of various mental illnesses, neurosis, psychosomatic diseases or mental disorders accompanying physical diseases, but also adaptation disorders, personality disorders, sexual psychological bias, and the development of children's intelligence, ability or morality in many categories Prevention, correction and disposal of obstacles. Modern psychiatry theoretically involves several branches of the natural sciences, psychological sciences, and social sciences, and has in practice developed into a stage of integration with social mental health.

Book title

Psychology

Author

Title: Psychiatry

This textbook is for domestic hospitalization in psychiatry

Part I

Chapter One Introduction

The first section of the concept of mental disorders

Section 2 Links between Psychiatry and Other Clinical Disciplines

Risk factors for mental disorders

Chapter 2 Diagnostic Skills

Section I Classification and diagnostic criteria of mental disorders

Evaluation of Mental Symptoms

The role of the third section scale

Section 4 Standardized diagnostic procedures

Section V Principles and Skills of Doctor-patient Relationship

Section 6 Interview Skills

Section 7 Mental Examination

Chapter III Healing Skills

Section 1 Principles for the Treatment of Mental Disorders

Application Principles of Psychotropic Substances

Section 3 Common Psychotropic Drug Adverse Reactions and Their Management Principles

Section IV Electric Jerking Treatment

Section 5 Principles of Biofeedback Therapy

Section 6 Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Treatment Principles

Section VII Psychotherapy

Psychosocial rehabilitation skills

Chapter IV Psychological Characteristics of Doctors and Patients and Interpersonal Relationships in Medical Behavior

Section I Overview

Psychological characteristics of patients and their relatives

Section III Physician Roles and Psychological Features of Physicians

Section 4 Basic Principles of Establishing Good Doctor-Patient Relationship in Medical Behavior

Chapter V Mental Disorders and Legal Issues

Section I Overview

Section 2 Professional responsibilities of psychiatrists

Section 3 Appropriate Treatment of People with Mental Disorders of Violence and Suicide

Section 4 Patient Rights

Section V Protecting Patient Privacy

Section 6 on the protection of third parties during the treatment of patients with mental disorders

Section 7 Evaluation of Legal Ability of People with Mental Disorders

Part 2 Clinical Practice of Psychiatry

Chapter 6. Impaired Consciousness

Chapter VII Dementia Syndrome

Chapter VIII Amnesia Syndrome

Chapter IX Brain Weakness Syndrome

Chapter X Withdrawal Syndrome

Chapter eleven hallucinations and delusions

Chapter 12 Symptoms of Thinking Association Disorder

Chapter XIII Tension Syndrome

Chapter 14 Negative Symptom Group

Chapter 15 Depression Syndrome

Chapter 16 Manic Syndrome

Chapter 17 Anxiety Syndrome

Chapter 18 Compulsive Syndrome

Chapter 19 Eating Disorders

Chapter 20 Sleep Disorders

Chapter 21 Suicide

Chapter 22 Personality Disorders

Chapter 23 Sexual Psychological Disorders

Chapter 24 Sexual Dysfunction

Chapter 25. Mental retardation

Chapter 26 Learning Disabilities

Chapter 27 Generalized Developmental Defect Syndrome

Chapter 28 Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Syndrome

Chapter 29. Internet Addiction

Appendix I References

Appendix Chinese and English Terms

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