A liaison psychiatrist will teach you how to evaluate and respond to common general ward demented patients' distressing behavior / Shinichiro Inoue

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Medicine
[Introduction to the Contents]
There is always a reason when the demented patients in the ward shout or don't eat. There is always a reason! This is a volume that thoroughly summarizes the idea of the reason and how to respond to the 14 words and actions that medical worried about. Unexpected hints are found!
[Contents]
Introduction
Chapter 1 Essential Knowledge about Dementia
Chapter 2 Initial Response to Annoying Speech and Behavior
Chapter 3 Evaluation and Response to Annoying Speech and Behavior
Chapter 3 Evaluation and Response to Annoying Speech and Behavior
Use of Chapter 3
[Symptoms of Hyperactivity]
1. Talk doesn't get together
2. Restless / Wandering
3. Irritable / Loud / Violent
4. Pulling out the tube
5. Not sleeping at night
6. Complaining / Making frequent nurse calls
7. Being particular about feces and urine
8. Refusing to care or help
13. Refusing to eat or say anything
14. Not taking drugs
Appendix "Summary of Reasons for Speech and Behavior"
Indexes
Advice!
(1) Points to notice dementia?
(2) Points to notice underactive delirium?
12. drowsy during the day
13. Refusing to eat or say anything
11. Feeling down / Wanting to die
Appendix "Summary of Reasons for Speech and Behavior"
Index
Advice!
(1) Points to notice dementia?
(2) Points to notice underactive delirium?
12. Refusal of care or assistance
13. Refusing to eat or say anything
14. Not taking drugs
Appendix "Summary of Reasons for Speech and Behavior"
Index
Advice!
(1) What are the points to notice dementia?
(2) Points to notice underactive delirium?
13. Refusing to eat or say anything
14. Not taking drugs
Appendix "Summary of Reasons for Speech and Behavior"
Index
Advice! speech lock