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    MORNINGREPORT

    SUPERVISORdr. SABAR P. SIREGAR, SP.KJ

    Monday, 9thSeptember 2013

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    I. PATIENTS IDENTITY

    AutoanamnesisName : Mr. AAge : 55 years olGener : maleAress : Magelang

    O!!u"ation : #Putu$ SellerMarital status : Marrie%ast eu!ation : &unior 'ig( S!(ool)grauate*

    AlloanamnesisName : Mr. SAge : +, years olRelation : Patients -rot(er

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    T'E REASON 'Y T'E PATIENT

    AS -RO/G'T TO 'OSPITA%

    Rage0 1aneringalone

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    2007 2012

    PRESENT HISTORY

    want to do household chores,Social withdrawal, goodutilization of leisure time,good self grooming.

    Didnt want to do householdchores, Social withdrawal,poor utilization of leisure

    time, good self grooming.

    Angry without anyreason

    Raged

    Talk to herself

    Decreased appetiteDifficult to sleep

    Wandering alone

    Angry without any

    reason

    Raged

    Difficult to sleep

    Decreased appetite

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    3 daysago

    Day ofadmission

    PRESENT HISTORY

    Didnt want to do householdchores, Social withdrawal ,poor utilization of leisuretime, good self grooming.

    Didnt want to do householdchores, Social withdrawal,poor utilization of leisure

    time, good self grooming.

    Angry without anyreason

    !andering alone

    Difficult to sleep

    Decreased appetiteDistur" his

    neigh"oor

    Raged

    Angry without any

    reason

    Difficult to sleep

    decreased appetiteThrowing his

    neigh"oor#s ho$e

    with stones

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    PAST 'ISTORY

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    EAR%Y 2'I%D'OOD P'ASE ),34 YEARS O%D*EAR%Y 2'I%D'OOD P'ASE ),34 YEARS O%D*Psychomotoric (NO VALID DATA)% T(ere 1ere no ali ata on "atients gro1t( an eelo"ment su!( as:

    % 6rst time li7ting t(e (ea )43+ mont(s*% rolling oer )43+ mont(s*% Sitting )+38 mont(s*% 2ra1ling )+38 mont(s*% Staning )+38 mont(s*% 1al9ing3running )83; mont(s*

    % (oling o

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    Emotion (NO VALID DATA) T(ere 1ere no ali ata o7 "atients rea!tion 1(en

    "laying0 7rig(tene

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    INTERMEDIATE 2'I%D'OOD )43 YEARSINTERMEDIATE 2'I%D'OOD )43 YEARS

    O%D*O%D*Psychomotor (NO VALID DATA)

    No ali ata on 1(en "atients 6rst time riing a tri!y!le or

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    %ATE 2'I%D'OOD @ TEENAGE%ATE 2'I%D'OOD @ TEENAGE

    P'ASEP'ASESeual !evelo"ment signs # activity (NO VALID DATA) No ata on 1(en "atient e"erien!e 1et ream0 (air on arm"its an

    "u

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    AD/%T'OOD

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    Stage Basic Conflict Important Events

    (nfancy#)irth to 1* months'

    Trust +s mistrust ,eeding

    -arly childhood#2%3 years'

    Autonomy +s shame and dou)t Toilet training

    .reschool#3%/ years'

    (nitiati+e +s guilt -ploration

    chool age#$%11 years'

    (ndustry +s inferiority chool

    Adolescence#12%1* years'

    (dentity +s role confusion ocial relationships

    oung Adulthood

    #1&%0 years'

    (ntimacy +s isolation Relationship

    Middle adulthood(40-65 ears!

    "enerativit vs stagnation #or$ and parenthood

    4aturity#$/% death'

    -go integrity +s despair Reflection on life

    5onclusion6 not clear data

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    Camily 'istory

    % Patient is t(e 4t( !(il o7 5 si

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    Psy!(oseual (istory

    % Patient psychosexual history isappropriate of his gender and attracted to

    woman.

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    :Female

    :Male : RIP

    : Patient

    i+e together

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    PROGRESSION OC DISORDER

    Symptom

    Role function

    %00& ' das ago no%0)%%00*%00+ %0))

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    Mental State)Monay 0 8t(Se"tem

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    Behaviour

    'y"oa!tieHyperactiveE!(o"raia2atatoniaA!tie negatiism2ata"leyStreoty"yMannerismAutomatism

    -i?arre

    2omman automatismMutismA!at(ysia

    Ti!Somna

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    ATTITUDE

    Non3!oo"eratie

    Ini7errentA"at(yTensionDe"enentActive

    Passie

    In7antileDistrust%a

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    Emotion

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    Distur

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    T(in9ing t(oug(t "rogression

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    2ontent o7 t(oug(t

    (dea of Reference

    .reocupation

    :)session

    .ho)ia

    Delusion of .ersecution

    Delusion of Reference

    Delusion of -n+iousDelusion of ;ipokondry

    .elusion of magic-mstic

    .elusion of grandiose

    Delusion of 5ontrol

    Delusion of (nfluence

    Delusion of .assi+ity

    Delusion of .erception

    Delusion of suspicious

    Thought of -cho

    Thought of (nsertion

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    T(oug(t "ro!ess

    Realisti!

    Non RealisticDereisti!Autisti!

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    Sensorium and Conition

    %eel o7 eu!ation : enoug( General 9no1lege : enoug( Orientation o7

    time"la!e"eo"lesituation:

    googoogoogoo or9ings(ortlong memory: enoug( riting an reaing s9ills : not

    !(e!9e Fisuos"atial : not !(e!9e A

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    Internal Status

    2on!iousnes : !om"osmentisFital sign :

    -loo "ressure : +,8, mm'g

    Pulse rate : 8 mnt

    Tem"erature : a7e

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    Head ! normocephali

    Eyes ! anemic con"untiva #$#% icteric sclera #$#%

    pupil isocore

    Nec& ! normal% no riidity% no palpa'le lymph

    nodes

    Thora(!

    Cor ! S )%* Sound and normal

    +un ! vesicular sound% ,hee-in #$#% ronchi#$#

    A'domen ! .ain /#0 % normal peristaltic% tympany

    sound

    E(tremity ! 1arm acral% capp re2ll 3*4

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    DiBerential Diagnose

    %,20"0 .aranoid chi=ophrenia

    %,2/"0 chi=oaffecti+e disorder manic type

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    5ultia(ial Dianose

    Ais ( 6 ,2/"0 chi=oaffecti+e disorder manic type

    Ais (( 6 R$"* diagnostic delayed ais ((

    Ais ((( 6 tage 2 hypertension #>. ?1$0 or D>.

    ?100'Ais (@ 6 -conomic pro)lem #unsold his putuB '

    Ais @ 6 CA, admission 20%11

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    P%ANNINGP%ANNING

    MANAGEMENTMANAGEMENTHospitali-ation

    .harmacotherapy

    .sycho#education

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    P%ANNINGP%ANNING

    MANAGEMENTMANAGEMENT

    Hospitali-ationPatient is enangere to ot(er "eo"le

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    P%ANNING MANAGEMENTP%ANNING MANAGEMENTP(arma!ot(era"y

    OEmergen!y Room:3 In= Dia?e"am 5 mg IF3 In= 'alo"eriol 5 mg IM

    ORoutine t(era"y3 'alo"eriol ; 5 mg3 2a"to"ril 4 ;5 mg

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    P%ANNING MANAGEMENTP%ANNING MANAGEMENT.sycho#educationEducate the patient and family !

    E(plain to patient6s family a'out mental disorder7 There are manyfactors cause the symptoms% such as chemical im'alance in the'rain% so ,e need various aspects for the treatment7Don6t force the patient to understand the family instead viceversa7Treat the patient accordin to the family6s a'ility% don6t demand

    the patient more nor less7Help the patient ,hen he needs it7Education of the family to encourae communication andunderstandin78eep the patient a,ay from o'"ects that can harm other peopleand patient7

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    Than&9ou: