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KMID : 0607519930010010081
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Korean Journal of Psychosomatic Medicine
1993 Volume.1 No. 1 p.81 ~ p.91
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Therapeutic Approaches to the Patients who were Referred for Psychiatric Consultation from Medical Departments - Internist’s View about Management of Medical Patients with Psychiatric Problems -
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Lee Sang-In
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Abstract
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The consulting internist will encounter patients with psychiatric symptoms and those who take psychotropic medications in many settings. The internist must loam to feel comfortable interacting with patients who display psychiatric symptoms. while maintaining an open and unprejudiced attitude toward their evaluation. The proper delineation of psychiatric disorders from normal emotional reactions resets on a careful history, a mental status evaluation. and a knowledge of psychiatric syndromes. Many physicians tend erroneously to view behavioral changes only in a psychological framework Abrupt changes in behavior, personality, mood. or ability to function should be evaluated for possible organic causes. Then, the internists should take their consultation to psychiatrists and freely discuss psychologic problems of the patients.
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KEYWORD
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Psychiatric consultation, Psychiatric syndrome, Psychotropic medication, Internist
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