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Encephalopathy is a general term that is used to describe any abnormalities in the brains function or structure (Wedro, 2012). The cause of the patient’s encephalopathy is his alcohol withdrawal syndrome and possibly liver damage the doctors are looking into the patient’s ammonia levels.
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[DOCX File]Finding of Inquest - John Peter Ricci
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On the afternoon of Thursday 22 April 2010 Dr Kent, another psychiatrist at the Royal Adelaide Hospital, conducted a further review of Mr Ricci. He continued Mr Ricci’s detention and assessed him as having ongoing delirium associated with hepatic encephalopathy and possible alcohol withdrawal. He noted that Mr Ricci’s judgment was impaired.
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[DOC File]Alcohol Withdrawal – Inpatient Care
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An alcohol withdrawal scale (CIWA-Ar) and an SADQ must be completed on all patients who are to be clinically assessed with possible alcohol dependency problems (Appendices 1 and 2). ... on the CNS vitamin status whereas parenteral thiamine replacement is rapidly effective in the treatment of Wernickes encephalopathy and is an effective ...
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[DOCX File]HMP Policy for the Management of Alcohol Withdrawal
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Where there is a previous history of alcohol withdrawal fits, clients must be prescribed sufficient Chlordiazepoxide to ensure that this complication does not occur. Delirium tremens are withdrawal symptoms complicated by disorientation, hallucinations, or delusions. ... treatment of Wernicke’s Encephalopathy and is an effective prophylactic ...
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Schizophrenia Guideline
1 Admission to hospital for acute alcohol withdrawal. ... 5 Wernicke’s encephalopathy. What is the clinical and cost effectiveness of the use of parenteral versus oral thiamine in preventing the first onset of Wernicke’s encephalopathy in people undergoing medically assisted alcohol withdrawal?
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[DOC File]MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE ALCOHOL WITHDRAWAL
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Continued hazardous and harmful drinking can result in alcohol dependence and damage to almost every organ or system of the body. Conversely, rapid reduction can result in the withdrawal syndrome, seizures and Delerium tremens. Such misusers are also at risk of developing Wernicke’s encephalopathy.
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[DOC File]ALCOHOL WITHDRAWAL: PATHPHYSIOLOGY, DIAGNOSIS …
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The time course of development of alcohol-related problems in men andwomen. J Stud Alcohol. 56: 218-225, 1995. 6. Saitz R,O'Malley SS Pharmacotherapiesfor alcohol abuse. Withdrawal and treatment. Med Clin North Am. 81: 881-907, 1997. 7. De Witte P, Pinto E, Ansseau M, Verbanck P. Alcohol andwithdrawal: from animal research to clinical issues.
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[DOC File]Many people do not understand why individuals become ...
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Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome or Wernicke's encephalopathy: a syndrome of central nervous system changes resulting from thiamine deficiency where an individual becomes confused, loses balance while walking, and shows loss of vision. ... Alcohol Withdrawal. Occurs when an individual abruptly stops drinking after alcohol has become a necessity of ...
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[DOCX File]Medical Management of Alcohol Withdrawal
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Alcohol Withdrawal Scale (AWS): a 7 item scale with a potential maximum score of 27, used to assess levels of alcohol withdrawal and ‘symptom-triggered’ prn sedation. Diazepam: a benzodiazepine in the sedative-hypnotic group of drugs which have a general depressant effect that increases with the dose.
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[DOC File]Psych questions 2003 paper RNSH
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(a) withdrawal (b) encephalopathy (c) wernicke-korsakoff syndrome (d) alcoholic hallucinosis (e) schizophrenia (a) alcoholic withdrawal. Symptoms occur because alcohol is a CNS depressant so sudden cessation causes compensatory overactivity of certain parts of …
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Alcohol withdrawal encephalopathy