Somatic Symptom and Related Disorders

Reliability of Anxiety Stress Irritability Behavioral Changes (Asib) – Neuro Psychosomatic Scale in the Post - Covid 19 Population

“…Also air transfers are performed in medical care facilities while performing medical care procedures Production procedures). [18] [19] Transmission can easily occur in "Three C's" (the risk of spreading COVID-19 is high in areas where these "3Cs" meet: Crowded places with many people nearby; Social networking settings, especially when people are chatting a lot; Closed and closed spaces that allow airflow [19] . The incubation period of COVID-19 is currently understood to be between two and 14 days [16] .…”

“…It was determined that MERS-CoV was transmitted from camel camels to humans and SARS-CoV from civet cats to humans [11] . The source of SARS-CoV-2 (COVID- 19) is not yet known, but research is still ongoing to identify the source of the zoonotic outbreak [13] . Clinical Introduction Coronaviruses usually have respiratory symptoms.…”

Clinical progress note: Management of somatic symptom and related disorders in pediatric inpatients

“…11 This geographically diverse working group of pediatric consultation-liaison psychiatrists identified key steps that emphasize similar concepts to Giudice and colleagues 7,11 The pathway's first step emphasizes early recognition of somatic symptoms, including inconsistencies in the history or physical exam. Suspected somatic symptoms trigger an interdisciplinary stepwise approach, beginning with an early concurrent diagnostic assessment of both physical and mental etiologies, then a discussion of for patients with somatic symptoms: 13 (1) A complete biopsychosocial workup, including medical, psychiatric, and social assessments.…”

“…Williams et al recommend the following goals of hospitalization for patients with somatic symptoms: 13 A complete biopsychosocial workup, including medical, psychiatric, and social assessments. Informing the family of the diagnosis, conceptualization, and treatment recommendations.…”

“…Williams et al recommend the following goals of hospitalization for patients with somatic symptoms: 13 A complete biopsychosocial workup, including medical, psychiatric, and social assessments. Informing the family of the diagnosis, conceptualization, and treatment recommendations. Providing targeted, brief interventions, including coping skills/exercises, a schedule and return to school plan. Facilitating outpatient treatment, including arranging for medical, psychological, and therapy services.…”