Hematological and Psychiatric Semiology

Hematological and Psychiatric Semiology — Expert Reference

How it begins

Comprehensive analysis of the signs, symptoms and syndromes of the hematological system (anemias, coagulopathies, hematological neoplasms) and the psychiatric system (mental status disorders, major psychopathological syndromes), with expert-level clinical correlations.

What it covers

1. Hematological History
2. · Guiding Symptoms by Compartment
3. · Key Background
4. Anemic Syndrome — Complete Semiology
5. · Symptoms and Signs of Anemic Syndrome
6. · Specific Signs by Type of Anemia
7. Classification and Differential Diagnosis of Anemias
8. · Morphological Classification (by MCV)
9. Hemolytic Anemias
10. · Hemolysis Markers
11. Hemostasis, Hemorrhagic Syndrome and Coagulopathies
12. · Clinical Differentiation: Platelet Disorder vs. Coagulopathy
13. · Thrombocytopenia — Classification and Diagnosis
14. · DIC — Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation
15. · Hemophilia A and B
16. Hematological Neoplasms — Clinical Semiology
17. · Chronic Myeloid Leukemia (CML)
18. · Chronic Lymphatic Leukemia (CLL)
19. · Hodgkin lymphoma (HL)
20. · Multiple Myeloma
21. Splenomegaly — Semiological Evaluation
22. · Spleen Examination Technique
23. Lydenopathy — Differential Diagnosis
24. · Semiological Characteristics of the Ganglia
25. · Location and Differential Diagnosis
26. Psychiatric History
27. · Structure of the Psychiatric History
28. · Suicidal Risk Assessment
29. Mental State Examination (MSE)
30. · MSE Domains
31. Perception Alterations
32. · Hallucinations
33. · Pseudohallucinations
34. · Illusions
35. · Other Perceptual Alterations
36. Thought Alterations
37. · Formal Alterations of Thought
38. · Alterations of Thought Content
39. Affectiveness, Mood and Emotions
40. · Fundamental Concepts
41. · Mood Alterations
42. · Affect Alterations (Emotional Expression)
43. Behavior, Psychomotor and Volition
44. · Quantitative Alterations of Psychomotor Activity
45. · Catatonic Syndrome
46. · Alterations of Will and Impulses
47. Major Psychiatric Syndromes
48. · Major Depressive Syndrome
49. · Manic Syndrome
50. · Psychotic Syndrome
51. · Delirium (Acute Confusional Syndrome)
52. · Dementia Syndrome
53. · Anxiety Syndrome
54. · Synthesis: Brief Cognitive Assessment — MMSE and MoCA