cbenitesch Forum Senior
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| | 08/31/06 - 01:41 PM  
 
   
 
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A previous healthy 40y.o. female came to the ER brought by a policeman, he stated the lady saw when her 2 young sons where murdered by a gang, she tried to help her sons but she couldnīt. The murders scaped and the police officer went to help the lady when she suddenly had a faint, she woke up on the patrol and she said has no name and canīt remember anything. Physical exam was not relevant she has no injuries. Whatīs the diagnose?
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| som Forum Guru
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| | 08/31/06 - 02:11 PM  
 
   
 
|   #2 |
transient global amnesia????
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| frank100 Forum Guru
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| | 08/31/06 - 02:17 PM  
 
   
 
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adjustment dissorder, because there is no criteria for conversion disorder, dissociative amnesia, depersonalization, dissociatve identity disorder.
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| cbenitesch Forum Senior
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| | 08/31/06 - 02:44 PM  
 
   
 
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Is not an acute adjustment disorder, most of them often have behavior, anxiety, deppression or a mix of those signs. som is close...
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| frank100 Forum Guru
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| | 08/31/06 - 02:54 PM  
 
   
 
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postraumatic amnesia?????
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| cbenitesch Forum Senior
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| | 08/31/06 - 09:12 PM  
 
   
 
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This is a case of dissociative amnesia.
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| frank100 Forum Guru
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| | 09/01/06 - 07:36 AM  
 
   
 
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but in dissociative amnesia, the patient is aware of their memory loss two types: 1.patient presents as disoriented, purposeless, wandering state. 2.deletion af a large aspect of personal history from the concious memory. NORMALLY THERE IS ANOTHER UNDERLYING PSYCHIATRIC DISORDER *if thatīs the answer, thaīs ok, but not a typical presentation of DA.
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