Delirium (Psychiatry) - USMLE Step 1

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[nicolabanda]

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[docharris]

Currently studying for my psych licensing exam and these videos have been super helpful! Keep em coming!

[marciadavis]

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[blessingsphiri]

thank you so much for this channel because psychiatry is something else to understand

[blessingsphiri]

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[sarahmina]

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[ashozy]

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[swishh]

It says in my USMLE Psychiatry First Aid reviewer as well as various other sources that benzodiazepenes can be given to delirious patients if the cause is alcohol withdrawal. Can you clarify this? I do know that benzos is treatment for alcohol withdrawal esp to prevent seizures

[jenstrawberry]

So if you don't give benzodiazepines to a patient experiencing delirium and alcohol withdrawal then what can you give them?

[rosehowe]

My cousin is 33, he drank hard Alcohol for years, he almost died was in the hospital for a month and a half he got out but he is not the same he has trouble walking and talking but was getting some better, then overnight he got real erratic, he can’t talk feed his self or sit still, he gets up every 5 seconds what could cause this?

[blessingsphiri]

But I'm little behind, what do you me step 1?