What Is a Psychiatric Hold?

Psychiatry is an important part of modern medical science. It mainly studies the etiology, symptom characteristics and clinical consultation, clinical diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation, social management, judicial appraisal, and assessment of mental disorders. Modern psychiatry includes the diagnosis and treatment of various mental disorders, neurosis, psychosomatic diseases or mental disorders accompanied by physical diseases, communication adaptation disorders, personality disorders, sexual psychological biases, and many types of children's intellectual or moral developmental disorders. Psychiatry theoretically involves medical genetics, psychological development and social sciences, and is combined with psychological counseling in clinical practice.

Psychology

(Medical branch)

Psychiatry is an important part of modern medical science. It mainly studies the etiology, symptom characteristics and clinical consultation, clinical diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation, social management, judicial appraisal, and assessment of mental disorders. Modern psychiatry includes the diagnosis and treatment of various mental disorders, neurosis, psychosomatic diseases or mental disorders accompanied by physical diseases, communication adaptation disorders, personality disorders, sexual psychological biases, and many types of children's intellectual or moral developmental disorders. Psychiatry theoretically involves medical genetics, psychological development and social sciences, and is combined with psychological counseling in clinical practice.

TCM disease name

Psychology

English name

I. Overview

Clinical manifestations are characterized by different degrees of mental developmental disorders.

Cause:

Genetic defects: genetic mutations, polygenic inheritance are the main factors. ^[1]

People's understanding of mental phenomena often determines and influences people's understanding of mental health.

Since the early 1950s, psychotropic substances have been widely used in the field of psychiatry.

Psychiatry is inextricably linked with clinical departments. For example, many neurological diseases, metabolic, endocrine disorders, and visceral diseases may be complicated by mental disorders at different stages and need to be treated; those with general physical disorders are also prone to some heart problems

Many psychiatry

Genetic research has revealed many

Biochemical discussions have also suggested some etiological factors related to mental disorders. For example, the study found

Studies indicate,

Psychology has always been considered one of the important basic disciplines of psychiatry. Psychology and physiological psychology both have an influence on the diagnosis and treatment of psychiatry and the theoretical discussion. Among them, physiological psychology explores many psychological abnormalities, such as

At present, many experts believe that the occurrence and development of mental disorders

The treatment of mental disorders usually adopts comprehensive measures, such as various psychotropic medications, psychological treatments, industrial treatments and social rehabilitation treatments. From a medical point of view, a pragmatic and eclectic approach is adopted for different schools of thought. In the implementation of treatment, a treatment team consisting of a psychiatrist, nurse, social worker, occupational therapist, and psychologist is generally used to work together.

Community treatment of mental disorders has received widespread attention and attention. Community medicine can reduce the human and material resources to prevent and treat a large number of people with mental disorders, which indicates that the development of contemporary medicine has reached the stage of combining medical and public health. The practice of community mental health needs the sympathy and support of the public, and it is also necessary to cooperate with social forces to establish medical facilities. The established medical goals are planned.

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