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Discuss the interview format of adults/older adults with psychiatric disorder. Compare and contrast the interview format of adults/older adults and pediatrics with psychiatric disorder.
Compare and Contrast of interview format of adults/older and pediatric with psychiatric disorder:
Assessment | Adults | Pediatric |
General data of the patient | Patient's demographics, behavior, rapport, mental health disorders. | Child's data, parent's data, the behavior of the child, milestones, growth, and development. |
History of present illness | Patient's symptom of any hallucinations, mania, depression, anxiety. the frequency, intensity, and episodes of disorders. Use of substances, suicidal thoughts, stress level. |
Child's present symptoms, any signs of abnormal behavior, anxiety level, violent behavior if any. |
Personal and social history | Childhood and adolescence history about their school life, marriage life, antisocial behavior. | Child's peer group involvement, growth. Parent social history and social behavior. |
Medication | Patient's current medications | Mother's medication during pregnancy. child taking of any medication presently. |
Family history | Mental disorder of family members, close relatives, siblings | Any mental disorder of parents, sibling, close relatives. parental Use of alcohol, substance, and other disorders. |
Observational Aspects | Motor activity, Mood and effect, appropriateness of decision. | Motor activity, the rate of speech, milestones reached. |
Cognitive aspects | Consciousness, attention, concentration, delusions, hallucinations, memory, thinking, judgment. | Normal behavior for age. Facial expression for anxiety, irritation, crying, violent behavior. recognition and orientation to the surroundings. |