Diagnosis and Management of Agitation (eBook, ePUB)

Redaktion: Zeller, Scott L.

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A common symptom of psychiatric and medical disorders, agitation often appears in a variety of medical environments. This practical guide explores the origins of the condition and the differing approaches and treatments available. The biology of agitation is discussed, followed by specific chapters on substance abuse, medical causes, personality disorders, and treatment in pediatrics and the elderly. Treatment options including psychiatric work-ups, medical work-ups, psychopharmacology, de-escalation, and calming techniques are provided. The complexities of legal issues, patients' rights, and prehospital settings are also addressed, providing physicians, nurses, and mental health workers with a comprehensive resource in providing safe, focused, and effective treatment.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Cambridge University Press
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. Februar 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781108116213
• Artikelnr.: 52834431

Inhaltsangabe

1. Agitation: where we're going, where we've been Scott L. Zeller; 2. The
biology of agitation Scott A. Simpson; 3. Medical evaluation of the
agitated patient Seth Thomas and Nathan Beckerman; 4. Agitation due to
substance use, abuse, and withdrawal Alexander Schorb and Heinz Grunze; 5.
Medical causes of patients with agitation: systemic illness Sandra
Schneider; 6. Special populations: agitation in elderly patients Eric L.
Anderson; 7. The psychiatric evaluation of patients with agitation Joachim
Scharfetter; 8. Psychiatric causes of agitation: exacerbation of
personality disorders Paul R. Borghesani, Sharon Romm and Jagoda Pasic; 9.
Psychiatric causes of agitation: exacerbation of mood and psychotic
disorders Marina Garriga, Isabella Pacchiarotti, Miquel Bernardo and Eduard
Vieta; 10. Collaborative de-escalation Jon S. Berlin; 11. Agitation in
field settings: emergency medical providers and law enforcement Thom Dunn
and Charles Dempsey; 12. Use of force in the prehospital environment Yuko
Nakajima and Gary M. Vilke; 13. Appropriate use of restraint and seclusion
Naomi Schmelzer; 14. Pharmacologic treatment of agitation Leslie Citrome;
15. Understanding the environmental, social, familial, and cultural context
of agitation Julien J. Cavanagh de Carvalho; 16. The ethics of agitation:
when is an agitated patient decisionally capable? David Pepper and Michael
P. Wilson; 17. Patient rights, patient and family perspectives on agitation
Phyllis Foxworth; 18. Diagnosis and management of agitation in children and
adolescents John S. Rozel, Keith R. Stowell and Gregory D. Thorkelson.