https://open.video/@psych-info/v/grief-and-bereavement-dr-riya-gupta-education Grief and Bereavement: Dr Riya Gupta education grief bereavemnet mourning coping https://video-meta.open.video/poster/xVsS3tjdBqpA/T2TsOM8BqZ2_BfHNPc.jpg https://streaming.open.video/contents/xVsS3tjdBqpA/1793201379/index.m3u8 https://open.video/embed?contentId=T2TsOM8BqZ2 60 https://open.video/@psych-info/v/awareness-raising-awareness-on-schizophrenia-join-the-conversation-today-dr-swaleha-mujawar (Awareness): Raising Awareness on Schizophrenia: Join the Conversation Today: Dr Swaleha Mujawar. Raising Awareness on Schizophrenia: Join the Conversation Today: Dr Swaleha Mujawar. Schizophrenia is a multifaceted mental health disorder that is often misunderstood and carries a stigma. Individuals living with this condition frequently encounter social isolation, discrimination, and challenges in accessing healthcare and support services. https://youtu.be/MziNZRGozPM https://youtu.be/OljwzfJQM https://youtu.be/Ak0UCAEkVg https://youtu.be/7Rqkzl2vy2k https://youtu.be/PpuN4WojdqA https://youtu.be/-tqqpELodng https://youtu.be/Ye6vFlvLHc Increasing awareness about schizophrenia is crucial in diminishing stigma and fostering a better understanding and support for those impacted by it. This serious condition affects approximately 20 million people globally. Many individuals with schizophrenia can achieve remission through treatment or find ways to coexist peacefully with their experiences. However, some may continue to face significant challenges in their social and work lives, even with treatment. There is still much to uncover regarding the root causes of this condition. Supporting research initiatives is vital to enhance our knowledge of the biology and genetics of schizophrenia, which may pave the way for new and more effective treatment options. schizophrenia awareness day talk hindi 24052023 subhartiuniversity subharti dde SchizophreniaAwareness MentalHealthMatters EndTheStigma UnderstandingSchizophrenia MentalIllnessEducation SupportForSchizophrenia BreakTheSilence SchizophreniaSupport MentalHealthAdvocacy AwarenessCampaign https://video-meta.open.video/poster/v4tKMb8s-qo4/TwndjMDBqI2_YEkrSY.jpg https://streaming.open.video/contents/v4tKMb8s-qo4/1793201417/index.m3u8 https://open.video/embed?contentId=TwndjMDBqI2 303 https://open.video/@psych-info/v/cl-psychiatry-etiopathogenesis-of-stevens-johnson-syndrome-sjs-dr-aditi-vashishta (CL Psychiatry) - Etiopathogenesis of Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS): Dr Aditi Vashishta. Seminar - Etiopathogenesis of Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS) Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS) is a rare and severe condition affecting the skin and mucous membranes, often triggered by a medication. It typically begins with flu-like symptoms, which are followed by a painful rash that spreads and forms blisters. Subsequently, the upper layer of the affected skin dies, peels away, and starts to heal over several days. SJS is considered a medical emergency and generally necessitates hospitalization. The treatment approach involves identifying and eliminating the causative agent, managing wound care, alleviating pain, and reducing complications as the skin regenerates. Recovery can span from several weeks to months. A more severe variant of this syndrome is known as toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN), which affects more than 30% of the skin surface and leads to significant damage to the mucous membranes. If a medication is identified as the cause of your condition, it is essential to permanently avoid that drug and any similar medications. More CL Psychiatry Seminars: https://youtu.be/0tCOxFR4B7U https://youtu.be/cSdnKautgwc https://youtu.be/BzWQyg5l5e0 https://youtu.be/Zem4QptNP2k https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLERhN7Nd3LG9PTgRn4ULXptnbU7Z98e5g etiology phathogenesis stevenson jhonson Syndrome sjs subhartiuniversity subharti psychiatry toxicepidermalnecrolysis https://video-meta.open.video/poster/3VkG7xSk_yUq/nMScjwD7rZ2_HxUxAS.jpg https://streaming.open.video/contents/3VkG7xSk_yUq/1793201421/index.m3u8 https://open.video/embed?contentId=nMScjwD7rZ2 388 https://open.video/@psych-info/v/mechanism-of-action-of-vortioxetine-an-antidepressant-cme Mechanism of Action of Vortioxetine. An Antidepressant. (CME) Mechanism of Action of Vortioxetine. An Antidepressant (MOA) is thought to be related to the inhibition of the reuptake of serotonin (5-HT), it has other activities, including 5-HT3 receptor antagonism and 5-HT1A receptor agonism, but it is unclear whether these have an antidepressant effect. https://youtu.be/6UodBsCyH6k https://youtu.be/PgePtpSP7I https://youtu.be/LkhKVQ6uUQ https://youtu.be/Tra0CR3xh1Q https://youtu.be/Pfa55G-ZAn4 mechanismofaction vortioxetine subhartiuniversity subharti psychiatry https://video-meta.open.video/poster/W_A8Zxzl6eTt/ngmsO297qZ2_osITIp.jpg https://streaming.open.video/contents/W_A8Zxzl6eTt/1793201406/index.m3u8 https://open.video/embed?contentId=ngmsO297qZ2 232 https://open.video/@psych-info/v/management-of-patients-with-substance-use-disorders-post-b-sc-2nd-year-nursing Management of patients with substance use disorders. Post B. Sc. 2nd Year nursing Management of patients with substance use disorders Substance use and misuse Dependence, intoxication, and withdrawal Classification of psychoactive substances Etiological & contributory factors Psychopathology Clinical features Diagnostic Criteria Treatment and nursing management of patients with substance use disorders Preventive and rehabilitative aspects in substance abuse SubstanceUseDisorders patientmanagement addictionrecovery mentalhealthawareness substanceabusereatment healthcareprofessionals bscnursing clinicalpractice publichealth evidencebasedpractice https://video-meta.open.video/poster/0SAi7vmB_q1t/nxSIPwD7qZ2_IUYlBi.jpg https://streaming.open.video/contents/0SAi7vmB_q1t/1793201466/index.m3u8 https://open.video/embed?contentId=nxSIPwD7qZ2 599 https://open.video/@psych-info/v/psychometry-seguin-form-board-test-procedure-norms-and-validity-dr-riya-gupta (Psychometry) Seguin Form Board Test: Procedure, Norms, and Validity: Dr Riya Gupta This seminar provides a detailed look at the Seguin Form Board Test, a common tool in psychological testing. We cover its definition, administration, and interpretation, aiming to clarify its role in psychological evaluation. Understanding this test is crucial for anyone involved in psychological assessment and mental health. (Psychometry) Seguin Form Board Test: Dr Riya Gupta https://video-meta.open.video/poster/rfpi3hS63e8A/n3SJPNC7rY2_LZdEDq.jpg https://streaming.open.video/contents/rfpi3hS63e8A/1793201531/index.m3u8 https://open.video/embed?contentId=n3SJPNC7rY2 957 https://open.video/@psych-info/v/cme-psychiatry-blonanserin-a-safer-alternative-to-traditional-schizophrenia-medications (CME Psychiatry) Blonanserin: A Safer Alternative to Traditional Schizophrenia Medications? Blonanserin is seen as a safer option compared to traditional medications for schizophrenia, mainly because it poses a lower risk of raising blood prolactin levels, hyperprolactinemia, and weight gain. That said, it does carry a higher chance of causing akathisia than haloperidol. Like other antipsychotics, it can lead to side effects such as constipation, dizziness, headaches, insomnia, muscle stiffness, and excessive salivation. Even with these potential side effects, blonanserin proves to be effective and safe for treating schizophrenia, making it a strong contender for first-line antipsychotic therapy. Join us for a detailed medical lecture on Blonanserin, an atypical antipsychotic drug. This video covers its pharmacology, targeted receptor action, and efficacy in treating schizophrenia, including comparisons to Risperidone. We also discuss its psychopharmacology, safety profile, and potential side effects, making it a valuable resource for understanding anti psychotic drugs and their role in managing psychosis. Blonanserin schizophreniatreatment PsychiatryResearch mentalhealthawareness cme SaferMedications psychiatriccare innovativetherapies antipsychotics mentalhealthmatters patientsafety evidencebasedmedicine Neuropharmacology psychiatricdisorders clinicalpracticeguidelines2026 mentalwellness healthcareinnovation psychopharmacology medicationmanagement mentalhealtheducation https://video-meta.open.video/poster/WGECRhjRtip4/nhnIOg9QrJ2_fmcPFE.jpg https://streaming.open.video/contents/WGECRhjRtip4/1793201522/index.m3u8 https://open.video/embed?contentId=nhnIOg9QrJ2 855 https://open.video/@psych-info/v/cme-serotonin-syndrome-nms-and-stevens-johnson-syndrome-sjs-dr-shyamashish-gupta (CME) Serotonin Syndrome, NMS, and Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS): Dr Shyamashish Gupta Serotonin syndrome is a serious reaction to certain medications that can lead to dangerously high levels of serotonin in the body. Serotonin is a naturally occurring chemical that our bodies produce, and it plays a crucial role in how our nerve cells and brain operate. However, when theres an excess of serotonin, it can trigger a range of symptoms, from mild issues like shivering and diarrhea to more severe problems such as muscle rigidity, fever, and seizures. If left untreated, severe serotonin syndrome can even be fatal. Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (NMS) is another serious condition that can arise from taking antipsychotic medications, which are often prescribed for psychiatric disorders like schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. It can also happen if someone suddenly stops taking dopamine agonists, which are used to manage conditions like Parkinsons disease. Then theres Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS), a rare but serious skin and mucous membrane disorder. This condition typically starts with flu-like symptoms and progresses to a painful rash that spreads and blisters. Eventually, the top layer of the affected skin dies, sheds, and begins to heal over several days. SJS is considered a medical emergency and usually requires hospitalization. Treatment focuses on identifying and removing the cause, caring for the wounds, managing pain, and minimizing complications as the skin heals. Recovery can take anywhere from weeks to months. 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Lets break down some of the key markers and what they tell us: Direct Biomarkers: These are substances like ethanol metabolites, such as EtG, that can indicate recent alcohol intake. Theyre particularly helpful for assessing short-term drinking habits. Indirect Biomarkers: These markers include enzymes or cells that change when someone drinks heavily over time. Examples are liver enzymes like AST and ALT, gamma glutamyl transferase (GGT), mean corpuscular volume (MCV), and carbohydrate-deficient transferrin (CDT). Emerging Biomarkers: There are also new experimental markers on the horizon, such as acetaldehyde, ethyl glucuronide (EtG), fatty acid ethyl esters (FAEE), and sialic acid. These have the potential to provide insights into recent drinking episodes and the risk of relapse. These biomarkers are incredibly useful for healthcare professionals, helping them assess patients drinking patterns and identify those who might be at risk for alcohol-related issues. (Seminar Psychiatry) Biological markers of alcohol use: Dr. Adarsh Kasana BiologicalMarkers alcoholuse substanceabuseprevention AddictionResearch healthscience biomarkers alcoholconsumption publichealth clinicalresearch healthawareness alcoholismtreatment neuroscience behavioralhealth preventivemedicine healtheducation researchstudy mentalhealth sustainablehealth evidencebased healthpolicy https://video-meta.open.video/poster/t2g4YxjI3qVY/n3nJO387qI2_nwpdND.jpg https://streaming.open.video/contents/t2g4YxjI3qVY/1793201721/index.m3u8 https://open.video/embed?contentId=n3nJO387qI2 1407 https://open.video/@psych-info/v/seminar-psychology-digital-mental-health-and-telepsychology-ms-avika-arya (Seminar Psychology) Digital Mental Health and Telepsychology: Ms Avika Arya The realm of psychological care has been significantly altered by digital mental health and telepsychology, which provide unparalleled accessibility and flexibility. These services leverage digital communication technologies, including video conferencing, mobile applications, and online platforms, to deliver psychological support. Telepsychology, a distinct subset of digital mental health, entails the delivery of telehealth services by psychologists, which may encompass the oversight of qualified personnel. The incorporation of telepsychology into mental health practices represents a notable transformation, effectively addressing obstacles such as geographical limitations, mobility issues, and the stigma surrounding mental health treatment. Furthermore, it has improved accessibility, allowing psychological care to be offered beyond conventional clinic settings. The advantages of telepsychology have been particularly evident during the COVID-19 pandemic, which has led to a substantial rise in the utilization of telehealth services. This approach has played a crucial role in dismantling barriers for individuals who face challenges in accessing in-person care, including those residing in rural regions or those with disabilities. However, telepsychology is not without its challenges, including the necessity for enhanced internet connectivity and digital literacy, as well as the constraints of certain technologies in particular circumstances, such as acute psychiatric emergencies. Looking ahead, the prospects for telepsychology appear bright, with continuous research and development focused on enhancing the effectiveness and accessibility of these services. This seminar discusses how digital health and telemedicine solutions are addressing Indias mental health treatment gap. It covers government initiatives, mental health platforms, and the evolution of telepsychology in bridging the gap in access to healthcare. The presentation highlights the benefits of mental health apps and digital approaches, while also consideri https://video-meta.open.video/poster/ZKde7dm73Cm4/eEnJOw86qt2_fgjdpO.jpg https://streaming.open.video/contents/ZKde7dm73Cm4/1793201869/index.m3u8 https://open.video/embed?contentId=eEnJOw86qt2 1553 https://open.video/@psych-info/v/students-t-test-and-its-applications-dr-surbhi-biostatistics-psychiatry Students t Test and its applications: Dr Surbhi biostatistics psychiatry Students t-test (also known as Students t-test) is one of the most widely used parametric statistical tests in research, especially in fields like medicine, psychiatry, psychology, and clinical studies. Developed by William Sealy Gosset (publishing under the pseudonym Student in 1908 while working at Guinness Brewery), it helps determine whether there is a statistically significant difference between the means of one or two groups when the population standard deviation is unknown and sample sizes are often small to moderate. It relies on the t-distribution, which accounts for extra uncertainty in small samples (heavier tails than the normal distribution) and approaches the normal distribution as sample size increases (thanks to the Central Limit Theorem). biostatistics psychiatry StudentsTTest statisticalanalysis DrSurbhi datascience mentalhealthresearch statisticalmethods ResearchApplications quantitativeresearch PsychometricEvaluation ClinicalStatistics DataInterpretation researchmethods StatisticalSignificance PsychiatricStudies academicresearch evidencebasedmedicine StatisticalTools HealthDataAnalysis https://video-meta.open.video/poster/3KxK3bOZ2Cn7/K-SsOMCkXc2_nVWlFU.jpg https://streaming.open.video/contents/3KxK3bOZ2Cn7/1793201683/index.m3u8 https://open.video/embed?contentId=K-SsOMCkXc2 1441 https://open.video/@psych-info/v/scales-in-psychiatry-positive-and-negative-syndrome-scale-panss-dr-riya-gupta (Scales in Psychiatry) Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale - PANSS: Dr Riya Gupta PANSS stands for Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale (also known as the Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale for Schizophrenia). It is a widely used, clinician-administered rating scale in psychiatry, considered the gold standard for assessing symptom severity in schizophrenia and related psychotic disorders. Developed in 1987 by Stanley Kay, Lewis Opler, and Abraham Fiszbein, it is extensively employed in clinical trials of antipsychotics, research, and clinical practice to measure treatment response and psychopathology. (Scales in Psychiatry) Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale - PANSS: Dr Riya Gupta PANSS PositiveNegativeSyndromeScale MentalHealthAssessment psychiatricevaluation SchizophreniaResearch clinicalpsychology mentalhealthawareness PsychometricTools SymptomAssessment psychiatricdisorders evidencebasedpractice MentalHealthMetrics patientcare psychologicaltesting ResearchInPsychiatry MentalHealthScience clinicalassessment psychiatricresearch mentalhealthprofessionals schizophreniaawareness https://video-meta.open.video/poster/qWt8NrPIwaTB/KETdP39lWd2_hAURtH.jpg https://streaming.open.video/contents/qWt8NrPIwaTB/1793201748/index.m3u8 https://open.video/embed?contentId=KETdP39lWd2 1549 https://open.video/@psych-info/v/bipolar-series12-emerging-treatments-and-future-directions-in-bipolar-disorders-dr-vivek-kumar (Bipolar Series12) Emerging Treatments and Future Directions in Bipolar Disorders: Dr Vivek Kumar The future of bipolar disorder treatment is promising, with a focus on precision medicine and innovative therapeutic approaches. (Bipolar Series12) Emerging Treatments and Future Directions in Bipolar Disorders: Dr Vivek Kumar bipolardisorders EmergingTreatments mentalhealthinnovation FutureDirections psychiatricresearch mooddisorders mentalhealthawareness bipolartreatment neuroscience psychopharmacology clinicaltrials MentalHealthFuture BipolarCare TherapeuticAdvancements psychiatry mentalwellness evidencebasedmedicine patientcare mentalhealtheducation bipolarsupport https://video-meta.open.video/poster/XMpyYrSQYihY/KoTcOgD6Xt2_VvxFYo.jpg https://streaming.open.video/contents/XMpyYrSQYihY/1793202001/index.m3u8 https://open.video/embed?contentId=KoTcOgD6Xt2 1576 https://open.video/@psych-info/v/bnys-psychiatry-antisocial-personality-disorder-aspd-dr-vivek-kumar (BNYS Psychiatry) Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD): Dr Vivek Kumar Antisocial personality disorder (ASPD) is characterized by a persistent pattern of behavior that violates the rights and welfare of others. Individuals diagnosed with ASPD frequently display actions that are at odds with societal norms, resulting in difficulties in personal relationships, job stability, and legal issues. (BNYS Psychiatry) Antisocial personality disorder (ASPD): Dr Vivek Kumar More BNYS Psychiatry Lectures: https://youtu.be/XboeuvLLmJM https://youtu.be/b49UwXem45I https://youtu.be/ynoA-vblXjc https://youtu.be/CbcBCGzUQlo https://youtu.be/GjBzrQ0XFaw https://youtu.be/zOlzZuSjSpA https://youtu.be/fcSpTVwr65k https://youtu.be/WinLFTjsFvQ https://youtu.be/aulKwpTIJ8 AntisocialPersonalityDisorder ASPD MentalHealthAwareness Psychology PersonalityDisorders MentalHealthMatters UnderstandingASPD Psychopathology BehavioralHealth MentalIllness EmotionalHealth Therapy MentalHealthEducation CognitiveBehavioralTherapy MentalHealthSupport ClinicalPsychology SocialBehavior MentalHealthResearch PsychologicalWellness MentalHealthCommunity BachelorOfNaturopathy YogicSciences BNYS NaturopathyEducation HolisticHealth WellnessJourney NaturalHealing YogaTherapy AlternativeMedicine HealthScience MindBodyConnection IntegrativeHealth NaturopathicPractices YogaLifestyle HealthAndWellness Ayurveda PreventiveHealth NaturalRemedies WellnessEducation NaturopathyStudies https://video-meta.open.video/poster/00p4RvPJtenY/e-TcPMCQXt2_KqckEe.jpg https://streaming.open.video/contents/00p4RvPJtenY/1793201972/index.m3u8 https://open.video/embed?contentId=e-TcPMCQXt2 1411 https://open.video/@psych-info/v/clinical-psychology-attachment-theory-dr-divya-agarwal (Clinical Psychology) Attachment Theory: Dr Divya Agarwal Attachment theory dives into the way emotional connections develop between people, especially between a child and their main caregiver. This bond plays a vital role in shaping emotional and social growth throughout a persons life. Overview of Attachment Theory The concept of attachment theory was introduced by John Bowlby, a British psychiatrist, back in the mid-20th century. He argued that the connections formed between infants and their caregivers are essential for both survival and emotional health. Bowlby highlighted that these early interactions significantly influence how individuals view themselves and others, ultimately affecting their future relationships and emotional well-being. (Clinical Psychology) Attachment Theory: Dr Divya Agarwal attachmenttheory secureattachment anxiousattachmentstyle avoidantattachment childdevelopment psychologyfacts relationshipgoals mentalhealthmatters emotionalintelligence parentingtips therapytalks attachmentstyles healthyrelationships selfawareness interpersonalrelationships traumainformed lovelanguages mindfulparenting personalgrowth emotionalhealth https://video-meta.open.video/poster/1KxSYvPZsCnZ/epncO38Qrt2_IITlCc.jpg https://streaming.open.video/contents/1KxSYvPZsCnZ/1793201859/index.m3u8 https://open.video/embed?contentId=epncO38Qrt2 1583 https://open.video/@psych-info/v/bpt-psychiatry-emotional-disorders-with-onset-occurring-in-childhood-dr-vivek-kumar (BPT Psychiatry) Emotional Disorders with Onset Occurring in Childhood: Dr. Vivek Kumar BPT Students! The new 2026 Psychiatry & Psychology Question Bank by Dr. Vivek Kumar (Prof. & HOD Psychiatry, Subharti Medical College) is out! 100s of MCQs Plenty of short & long answer questions are based on this lecture series. Clinically focused on physiotherapy practice Only 150 Must-have for exams & better patient care! (Available at) Purchase Link website: https://psychiatrymatters.blogspot.com/2026/04/psychiatry-and-psychology-question-bank.html Mental health issues among children and adolescents encompass a range of emotional and behavioral disorders, including disruptive disorders, depression, anxiety, and pervasive developmental disorders such as autism. These issues are typically categorized as either internalizing or externalizing problems. Among preschool and school-aged children, the most prevalent behavioral issues include disruptive behaviors like temper tantrums, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), oppositional defiant disorder, and conduct disorder. F90 Hyperkinetic disorders F91 Conduct disorders F93 Emotional disorders with onset specific to childhood F93.0 Separation anxiety disorder of childhood, F93.1 Phobic anxiety disorder of childhood, F93.2 Social anxiety disorder of childhood, F93.3 Sibling rivalry disorder F94 Disorders of social functioning with onset specific to childhood and adolescence F94.0 Elective mutism F94.1 Reactive attachment disorder of childhood F94.2 Disinhibited attachment disorder of childhood. F95 Tic disorders F98 Other behavioral and emotional disorders F98.0 Nonorganic enuresis F98.1 Nonorganic encopresis F98.5 Stuttering stammering F98.6 Cluttering (BPT Psychiatry) Emotional Disorders with Onset Occurring in Childhood: Dr. Vivek Kumar More BPT Psychiatry Lectures: https://youtu.be/-F-vxO0Sd2k https://youtu.be/nT8WleoKlpE https://youtu.be/Nk3KKhTwxcU https://youtu.be/j8M86OjpVE4 https://youtu.be/D-Dxu605eTg https://youtu.be/3xncLGRJ45A https://youtu.be/VGga4viBQGQ https://youtu.be/aAX6QeW4BI0 https://youtu.be/HkVT9wc67QU https://youtu.b https://video-meta.open.video/poster/uMlG2tiQwinX/KVTJO3DRrs2_GAotkb.jpg https://streaming.open.video/contents/uMlG2tiQwinX/1793202239/index.m3u8 https://open.video/embed?contentId=KVTJO3DRrs2 1666 https://open.video/@psych-info/v/bpt-psychology-memory-dr-swaleha-mujawar (BPT Psychology) Memory: Dr. Swaleha Mujawar. BPT Students! The new 2026 Psychiatry & Psychology Question Bank by Dr. Vivek Kumar (Prof. & HOD Psychiatry, Subharti Medical College) is out! 100s of MCQs Plenty of short & long answer questions are based on this lecture series. Clinically focused on physiotherapy practice Only 150 Must-have for exams & better patient care! (Available at) Purchase Link website: https://psychiatrymatters.blogspot.com/2026/04/psychiatry-and-psychology-question-bank.html 00:00:00 Memory What is memory? Memory and the brain, Short-term memory and Working memory 00:42:00 Memory Episodic memory: Organizing and remembering, Semantic memory and stored knowledge, Retrieval 01:20:33 Memory Incidental forgetting, Motivated forgetting, Autobiographical memory and Eyewitness testimony. Memory Prospective memory, Memory in childhood, Memory and aging and. Improving your memory. (BPT Psychology) Memory: Dr. Swaleha Mujawar. More BPT Psychology Lectures: https://youtu.be/QXGC2z7eQKw https://youtu.be/lg8B8VB7TnE https://youtu.be/g8c97Kztg0w https://youtu.be/DI2qOYY55iM https://youtu.be/Vq5UJJtkHYM https://youtu.be/x40fr5GZEt4 MemoryResearch CognitivePsychology PsychologyFacts MemoryTechniques Neuroscience PsychologicalScience MemoryImprovement BrainFunction MemoryStudies CognitiveScience PsychologyToday MemoryRetention Mindfulness LearningStrategies MemoryTraining PsychologyOfMemory MentalHealth MemoryAndLearning BehavioralPsychology MemoryEnhancement BachelorOfPhysiotherapy PhysiotherapyEducation BPT PhysiotherapyCareer HealthProfessionals PhysicalTherapy FuturePhysiotherapists PhysioLife HealthcareEducation PhysiotherapyStudents WellnessJourney Rehabilitation PhysiotherapyPractice HealthAndWellness MovementScience PhysiotherapyCommunity ClinicalSkills PatientCare PhysiotherapyGoals ExerciseScience https://video-meta.open.video/poster/entyJr4PYgY6/TEmBj297Xc2_XwYuiH.jpg https://streaming.open.video/contents/entyJr4PYgY6/1793211799/index.m3u8 https://open.video/embed?contentId=TEmBj297Xc2 7045 https://open.video/@psych-info/v/seminar-psychiatry-basics-of-ct-scan-for-psychiatry-pgs-dr-mayher-barmi (Seminar Psychiatry) Basics of CT Scan for Psychiatry PGs: Dr Mayher Barmi When it comes to psychiatry, CT scans play a crucial role in diagnosing and managing various psychiatric conditions. They shine in several key situations: Acute psychiatric symptoms: CT scans can swiftly pinpoint treatable lesions, helping to prevent further neurological damage, especially in cases involving head injuries or new-onset psychosis. Brain trauma: For moderate to severe head trauma, noncontrast CT is the go-to imaging method, as its particularly effective at spotting fresh bleeding and other urgent issues. Brain pathology: These scans can uncover serious conditions like brain tumors, abscesses, encephalitis, and Wilsons disease, which might first show up with psychotic symptoms. Clinical red flags: If there are neurological signs, a history of head injury, or if symptoms appear later in life, its a good idea to consider brain imaging. While CT scans are quick and ideal for emergencies, MRI scans provide a more detailed view of soft brain tissue and are generally preferred for exploring the central nervous system. (Seminar Psychiatry) Basics of CT Scan for Psychiatry PGs: Dr Mayher Barmi CTScanBasics PsychiatryEducation PostgraduateTraining MentalHealthImaging neuroimaging PsychiatricAssessment medicaleducation RadiologyForPsychiatrists CTScanInPsychiatry PsychiatryStudents ClinicalImaging DiagnosticRadiology mentalhealthprofessionals PsychiatricResearch ImagingTechniques healthcareeducation PsychiatryPostgraduates radiologyeducation CTScanAwareness PsychiatricDiagnosis https://video-meta.open.video/poster/baB4-l9O3EtZ/foecGED6WJ2_QBoZxe.jpg https://streaming.open.video/contents/baB4-l9O3EtZ/1793215235/index.m3u8 https://open.video/embed?contentId=foecGED6WJ2 4326 https://open.video/@psych-info/v/why-your-anxiety-treatment-might-be-failing-organic-causes-explained-anxietyrelief-anxiety Why Your Anxiety Treatment Might Be Failing: Organic Causes Explained anxietyrelief anxiety Distinguish anxiety symptoms from medical issues. This systematic guide helps you master the differential diagnosis process. This seminar presentation provides a framework for clinicians and students to evaluate anxiety symptoms through an organic lens. We focus on identifying clinical cues that suggest a physical origin rather than a primary psychological disorder. By applying a structured approach, you can better determine which patients need a thorough medical workup. The discussion covers key medical conditions that mimic psychiatric distress, such as heart failure, arrhythmias, hypoglycemia, and multiple sclerosis. Understanding the intersection of these pathologies is essential for accurate patient care. We examine how to select appropriate investigations to rule out these organic factors, ensuring a comprehensive assessment for every case. Subscribe for weekly psychology breakdowns, and let us know in the comments if you would like to explore more clinical topics. 0:00 Clinical Approach to Organic Anxiety 1:34 Red Flags for Organic Anxiety 2:47 Endocrine Mimics: Thyroid and Beyond 4:57 Pheochromocytoma and Panic Mimics 7:21 Hypoglycemia and Insulinoma Mimics 15:48 Cardiovascular Mimics of Anxiety 29:26 Respiratory Mimics and Dyspnea 41:58 Neurological Mimics of Anxiety anxietydisorders mentalhealthawareness MedicalDifferentials anxietytreatment psychiatry mentalhealthmatters anxietysymptoms clinicalpsychology mentalwellness healtheducation https://video-meta.open.video/poster/tJBq-BLO_oPW/mxLkGV87rI2_PxrOWf.jpg https://streaming.open.video/contents/tJBq-BLO_oPW/1793221995/index.m3u8 https://open.video/embed?contentId=mxLkGV87rI2 4056