Lecture on Psychiatry by Dr. Mohan Sunil Kumar at Kings International Medical Academy

Lecture on Psychiatry by Dr. Mohan Sunil Kumar at Kings International Medical Academy

Lecture on Psychiatry by Dr. Mohan Sunil Kumar at Kings International Medical Academy


 Kings International Medical Academy is renowned for offering excellent FMGE coaching classes, and this time, we have the privilege of having Dr. Mohan Sunil Kumar as a faculty member for our FMGE students. As an experienced Psychiatrist, Dr. Kumar's lecture on Psychiatry was insightful, and our students were fully engaged throughout. In this blog, we will delve deeper into the topic of Psychotic Disorders.

             PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS

Psychotic symptoms

1- Delusions
2. Hallucinations
3. Disorganized behaviour
4. Formal thought Disorder
5. Catatonia
6. Talking to self
7. Personality change

Primary Psychotic Disorder

  • Schizophrenia
  • Secondary psychotic Disorder / Mood congruent

  • Mood Disorders
  • SCHIZOPHRENIA - Eugen Bleuler

    4 A's:

  • Autism
  • Ambivalence
  • Affective Flattening
  • Association toss
  • Emil Kraepelin – Psychosis

  • Manic depressive psychosis
  • Dementia praecox
  • Kurt Schneider

     1.Auditory

  • 1st person AH - Thought Echo / sonarizalion
  • 2nd person AH - Commanding / Commentary
  • 3rd person AH
  •  2.Thought phenomena
     3.Made phenomena - Impulse, Volition, Affect

      a) Somatic passivity - Delusion of control

      b) Primary delusional Experience

  • Delusional Idea
  • Delusional Memory
  • Delusional Mood
  • Delusional perception
  • Negative symptoms

  • Apathy
  • Avolition
  • Anhedonia - loss of pleasure (also seen in Depression )
  • Affective flattening
  • Attention deficit
  • Alogia (poverty of thinking speech)
  • Van Gogh - Schizophrenia + Self-Mutilation

    Pfropf - Schizophrenia - Mental Retardation

    Chances of getting:

    General – 1%

    3° Relative – 2%

    2° Relative - 3%

    1° Relative – 10%

    Both parents – 40%

    Monozygotic Twins - 47%

    Dizygotic Twins – 10%

                  Schizophrenia Prognosis
                    Good vs. Bad
    Good prognostic factor(s) Bad prognostic factor(s)
    Later onset Presence of precipitating factors Acute onset Well-adjusted premorbid status Prominent mood symptoms Compliance and tolerating medications Family and emotional support Family history of mood disorder Positive symptoms Young and insidious onset No precipitating factors Poor premorbid functioning Family history of Schizophrenia Negative symptoms Neurological signs/symptoms History of perinatal trauma History of assaultive behaviour No remissions in 3 years / many relapses

    Antipsychotics

  • Typical -D2 R Antagonist
  • Atypical D2 R Antagonist w/ Fast dissociation Less Extrapyramidal symptoms
  • Also works on serotonin receptors

     1. Sedation
     2. Height gain
     3. Dyslipidemia
     4. Hyperglycemia
     5. Metabolic toxicity

    Dopamine pathways

  • Meocortical
  • Nigrostriatal
  • Tuberoinfundibular
  • Mesolimbic
  • Extrapyramidal symptoms:

    1. Acute

    MC – Akathesia

    Acute Dystonia

    Orolingual dystonia

    Torticollis

    Laryngeal dystonia

    Occulogyric crisis

    2. Chronic

    Tardive

    Rabbit S°

    3. Lethal

    Neuroleptic malignant syndrome