《精神病学 Psychiatry》课程教学课件（PPT讲稿）Psychological aspects of physical illness

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Psychological aspects of physical illness

What? Why? How? INITIAL STAGESRethinkMentalJ.ILLNESSIllness.JI.CONVALESCENCEIVTHEPATIENTANDHISENVIRONMENTV. PATIENT-DOCTOR RELATIONSHIP

What? Why? How? • I. INITIAL STAGES • II.ILLNESS • III.CONVALESCENCE • IV.THE PATIENT AND HIs ENVIRONMENT • V. PATIENT-DOCTOR RELATIONSHIP

INITIAL STAGES Delay in patient-doctor contact.THE SOCIAL: Suppression of symptoms.PROBLEMSOFAN: Intimation of diagnosisINDUSTRIALCIVILIZATION? Reaction to diagnosis.: Admission to hospital.· Admission to an institution

INITIAL STAGES • Delay in patient-doctor contact. • Suppression of symptoms. • Intimation of diagnosis • Reaction to diagnosis. • Admission to hospital. • Admission to an institution

ILLNESS. 1. Illness increases a person's self-love.: 2. Illness may lead to hypochondriacaltendencies and to hysterical manifestations3.Illness imposes dependency4. lllness initerleres with a realistic outlookon life

ILLNESS • 1. Illness increases a person's self-love. • 2. Illness may lead to hypochondriacal tendencies and to hysterical manifestations. • 3. Illness imposes dependency. • 4. Illness initerleres with a realistic outlook on life

ILLNESS: 5. Illness meay lead to loquacity andphantasy formxation.6.lllness mlakes for need of affection: 7. Illness mnobilizes aggressiveness. 8. Illness may evoke feelings of shame. 9. Illness affects a person's mood

ILLNESS • 5. Illness meay lead to loquacity and phantasy formxation. • 6. Illness mlakes for need of affection. • 7. Illness mnobilizes aggressiveness. • 8. Illness may evoke feelings of shame. • 9. Illness affects a person's mood

CONVALESCENCE Psychologically, convalescence has beencompared with adolescence.SONVALESCENCEFEATHER

CONVALESCENCE • Psychologically, convalescence has been compared with adolescence

THEPATIENTANDHISENVIRONMENT. The word "complaint", not only in itscolloquial but also in its medical usage,signifies or implies an accusation.A New ReosontoSmile

THE PATIENT AND HIs ENVIRONMENT • The word "complaint", not only in its colloquial but also in its medical usage, signifies or implies an accusation

PATIENT-DOCTOR RELATIONSHIP? How do doctors respond to this situation?. there is the technician who places hisintelligence and knowledge at his patientsdisposal with no pretences, or, let us say,with very few pretences.TechnologyandtheDoctor-PatientRelationship

PATIENT-DOCTOR RELATIONSHIP • How do doctors respond to this situation? • there is the technician who places his intelligence and knowledge at his patients' disposal with no pretences, or, let us say, with very few pretences