If you encounter a mentally disordered person, if the other person is injurious or self-injurious, after ensuring your own safety, selectively call 110 or 120 in conjunction with the impact…
Under normal circumstances, sleep abnormalities alone, such as insomnia and late nights, can hardly lead directly to mental disorders, and there is no clear causal relationship between the two. However,…
When a mentally disordered person is lost, the first thing to consider is to call the police and think about the patient’s likely route of movement and search by asking…
The focus of daily care for the mentally disordered person is on maintaining daily routines and helping him/her to readjust to social life. The patient’s diet should emphasise nutritional balance…
There are many reasons that can make a person psychotic, such as genetic factors that cause people with psychotic disorders in their family to be far more likely to develop…
Since patients with psychosis have difficulty being self-aware at the onset of the disorder, it is difficult for ordinary words and behaviour to have a calming effect. Therefore, in home…
Anti-psychotic drugs, i.e. drugs that address the patient’s symptoms such as behavioural, speech and perceptual disturbances due to abnormalities such as mental disorders. Examples include the antipsychotic drug risperidone, which…
Chlorpromazine is more effective in schizophrenia and can also be used for symptomatic treatment of symptoms such as hallucinations, delusions and psychomotor excitement. However, it is less effective in the…
A CT brain examination in people with psychiatric disorders can be used to diagnose or rule out the presence of organic lesions in the brain, but may be of limited…
Sudden psychosis is difficult to cure on its own. As psychosis involves a variety of mental illnesses, even those caused by external factors such as socially stressful events and personal…