PodCase 16: You are referred a 45 year old male for Acute Psychosis...
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Show Notes
Dr Natalie Ashburner, Psychiatry trainee, is scrubbed in today to take you through a case where you are the Psychiatry SHO and you've just been referred a 45 year old male with an episode of Acute Pschosis...
Is an acute psychosis common in middle aged patients? What organic causes can cause an acute psychosis? Got a good idea of a confusion screen?
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