Forensic Risk Assessment – Fire-Setting and EUPD Traits in a Young Adult — CASC Station 2.9 (Forensic)

MRCPsych CASC Forensic station: Forensic Risk Assessment – Fire-Setting and EUPD Traits in a Young Adult. You are a psychiatry trainee working in the…

Category: Forensic · Chapter 2: Advanced Clinical Stations

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You are a psychiatry trainee working in the Emergency Department. You have been asked to assess Miss Tina Harrison, a 20-year-old woman who was brought in by…

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Other stations in Chapter 2

• 2.1 Learning Disability and Human Rights – Sterilisation Ethics
• 2.2 Suicide Safety Risk Planning
• 2.3 Management of Relapse of Schizophrenia in Community
• 2.4 Schizophrenia + Quetiapine + Bradycardia & QTc Prolongation
• 2.5 Sodium Valproate and Pregnancy
• 2.6 Systematic Desensitisation for Agoraphobia
• 2.7 Perimenopausal Symptoms in Bipolar Disorder
• 2.8 Physical Examination of EPSE
• 2.10 MSE – Acute Psychosis/Mania (Drug-Induced)
• 2.11 Drug-Induced Hypomania in Parkinson's Disease
• 2.12 Autism Spectrum Disorder – Developmental History
• 2.13 Alcohol Dependence, Anxiety, Elevated LFTs, Still Driving
• 2.14 Financial Capacity Assessment
• 2.15 MSE for OCD
• 2.16 CMHT Outpatient MSE – Schizophrenia Follow-up
• 2.17 Capacity to Refuse Social Care — Elderly Patient with Dementia
• 2.18 Capacity to Refuse Medical Procedure (OGD) — Patient with Psychosis
• 2.19 Financial Capacity Assessment — Grandiose Delusions in an Elderly Patient
• 2.20 Capacity to Refuse Surgical Wound Closure — Prisoner with EUPD

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