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Mental Health and Psychiatric Nursing: Mood, Anxiety, Delusional and Organic Disorders with Drug Notes

Psychiatric nursing notes that classify mental illness into mood disorders, schizophrenia and affective disorders, delusional and anxiety disorders, organic psychosis, personality disorders, psychosis associated with pregnancy and childbirth, sexual and childhood disorders, subnormality, substance abuse and psychiatric emergencies, with aetiology, clinical features and management for each. The closing section is a drug handbook listing the psychotropics, their indications and the fixed-drug combinations.

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