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Decreased need for sleep, elevated or irritable mood, pressured speech and risky behavior with marked impairment.
FREEOpen Mystery βFifty story-driven cases selected across the core chapters of Psychiatry. Titles conceal the diagnosis; each story ends with the reveal, key learning points and a take-home message.
Decreased need for sleep, elevated or irritable mood, pressured speech and risky behavior with marked impairment.
FREEOpen Mystery βPersistent depressed mood or anhedonia with biological symptoms and functional impairment.
FREEOpen Mystery βRecurrent depressive episodes with a consistent seasonal relationship.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βPersistent hallucinations, delusions or disorganization with functional decline over the required duration.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βAcute psychotic symptoms lasting more than a day but less than a month with eventual return to baseline.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βOne or more persistent delusions with relatively preserved functioning outside their impact.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βMarked fear of scrutiny in social situations leading to avoidance and impairment.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βRecurrent unexpected panic attacks followed by persistent worry or behavioral change.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βExcessive difficult-to-control worry across domains with tension and sleep/concentration symptoms.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βDisproportionate persistent fear triggered by a specific object or situation with avoidance.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βIntrusive unwanted obsessions and/or repetitive compulsions consuming time or causing distress.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βRecurrent hair pulling with attempts to stop and distress or impairment.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βRecurrent skin picking causing lesions with repeated attempts to reduce behavior.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βIntrusion, avoidance, negative mood/cognition and hyperarousal after trauma.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βTrauma-related intrusion, negative mood, dissociation, avoidance and arousal within the first month.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βInability to recall important autobiographical information after trauma not explained by ordinary forgetting.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βPersistent detachment from self or surroundings while reality testing remains intact.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βMotor or sensory symptoms incompatible with recognized neurologic disease patterns.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βDistressing physical symptoms accompanied by disproportionate thoughts, anxiety or behavior.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βPreoccupation with serious illness despite minimal somatic symptoms and repeated reassurance.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βRestriction causing significantly low weight with intense fear of weight gain and body-image disturbance.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βRecurrent binge eating with compensatory behaviors and overvaluation of weight/shape.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βRecurrent loss-of-control binges with distress but no regular compensatory behavior.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βPersistent eating of non-food substances beyond developmentally appropriate age.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βPersistent developmentally inappropriate inattention and/or hyperactivity beginning in childhood across settings.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βPersistent social-communication differences with restricted/repetitive patterns from early development.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βPersistent difficulty in reading, writing or mathematics despite targeted help and adequate opportunity.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βAcute fluctuating disturbance of attention and awareness due to an underlying cause.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βInsidious progressive episodic memory impairment followed by other cognitive decline.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βEarly behavioral disinhibition, apathy or language change with relatively preserved early memory.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βFluctuating cognition, recurrent visual hallucinations and parkinsonism.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βSymmetric parkinsonian features emerging after dopamine-blocking medication.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βSubjective inner restlessness with inability to remain still after medication exposure.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βFever, severe rigidity, autonomic instability and altered mental state after dopamine blockade.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βNeuromuscular hyperactivity, autonomic instability and mental-status change after serotonergic exposure.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βMarked psychomotor disturbance with mutism, stupor, posturing or negativism.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βRapid-onset delusions, hallucinations, mania or confusion after childbirth.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βLoss of control, craving, tolerance or continued alcohol use despite harm.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βTremor, autonomic hyperactivity, anxiety or seizures after reduction of heavy alcohol use.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βConfusion, ocular abnormalities and gait ataxia in thiamine deficiency risk.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βDepressed consciousness, respiratory depression and miosis after opioid exposure.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βAgitation, tachycardia, hypertension, mydriasis and hyperthermia after stimulant use.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βPsychotic symptoms developing during or soon after cannabis exposure beyond expected intoxication.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βSuicidal intent, plan or preparatory behavior despite superficially calm presentation.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βIntentional self-injury without suicidal intent, often used to regulate distress.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βPervasive instability of relationships, self-image and affect with impulsivity.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βPervasive disregard for othersβ rights with conduct problems beginning before adulthood.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βPervasive preoccupation with order, control and perfectionism that is ego-syntonic.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βEmergent mania or hypomania during antidepressant treatment in a patient with depressive history.
π PREMIUMOpen Mystery βAnxiety, tremor, palpitations and weight loss with biochemical thyrotoxicosis.
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