INDEX 1045 normal ageing 514 and psychotherapy Children \200\231s Depression anxiety disorders 639 generalized anxiety disorder 641 obsessive-compulsive disorder 648 \200\2239 Inventory 82 12 \200\22313 chlordiazepoxide, diazepam equivalent dose 600 brain damage, alcohol- related 568 \200\2239 chlorpromazine 200, brain fag/fog 959 \200\22379 chorea 88 chronic fatigue panic disorder/ syndrome 916 \200\22317 agoraphobia 642 post-traumatic stress disorder 646 brain failure 67 Breggin, Peter 25 Brief Psychiatric Rating syndrome 812 \200\22313 chronotherapy 438 circadian rhythm sleep disorders 436 \200\2237 management 438 \200\2239 c ircumstantial thinking 89 citalopram 268 \200\2239, 277 clang association 89 clarity of tho ught, impaired 66 separation anxiety 640 social phobia, simple Scale 81 Broca \200\231s dysphasia 88 bruxism, sleep-related 451 bulimia nervosa 88, 406 \200\2237 phobias, and selective mutism 644 \200\2235 assessment 612 practical issues 614 \200\22315 children and assessment adolescents 651 bupropion 268 \200\2239, 281 Busaglia, Leo F. 25 instruments 82 attachment 620 \200\2231 attention de \201 cit hyperactivity disorder 626 a utism spectrum classical conditioning 844 \200\2235 classi \201 cation 8 \200\2239 of disease 5 internati onal 9 C CAGE 82 cannabis 588 \200\22390 disorders 630 \200\2231 clinical interview 34 \200\2235 behavioral effects on sleep 457 discussing problems 622 \200\2233 assessment 622 \200\2233 differential diagnosis 622 management 623 b ipolar disorder 656 \200\2237 child abuse 662 conduct disorders 624 \200\2235 depression 65 2 \200\2233 development 616 \200\22317 eating disorders 650 \200\2231 encopresis 637 enures is 636 family therapy 666 language, learning, and motor coordination disorders 634 \200\223 5 looked-after-child 664 parent management training 667 prescribing 665 psychosis 658 \200 \2239 resilience 618 sleep disorders 638 substance misuse 660 suicide and self- harm 654 \200\2235 cannibalism 147 capacity 794 \200\2235 Capgras syndrome 88, 230 carbamazepine 327, 331, management 40 \200\2231 documentation 36 \200\2237 explanation 36 \200\2237 follow-up 39 gi ving advice 39 non-English speaking patients 36 \200\2237 personal safety 35 \200\22382 que stioning techniques 38 seating 36 \200\2237 structure 38 346 \200\2237, 959 \200\22379 effects on sleep 458 plasma levels 928 preparations 347 side-effects sexual dysfunction 940 weight gain 932 \200\2233 treatment guidelines 347 clinical investigation 78 \200\2239 clinical resources car crime 688 cardiovascular disease, prescribing in 972 \200\2233 online 1018 \200\22320 clinical trials 31 clomipramine 271, 959 \200\22379 clouding of case \200\223control studies 116 \200\22317 case summary 46 catalepsy 88 cataplexy 88 catastrophic reaction 88 c atatonia 88, 172, 992 \200\2233 consciousness 89 clozapine 210 \200\2231, 259, 959 \200\22379 dosing guidelines 213 interactions 211 monitoring services 212 NICE guidelines 210 plasma l evels 928 side-effects 214 \200\22315 starting and causes 992 clinical presentation 992 differential diagnosis 993 management 993 subtypes 993 Tourette \200\231s syndrome 632 childbirth-related central sleep apnoea 428 cerebrovascular accident 152 stopping 212 \200\22313 cocaine 584 cognition 45 cognitive analytic disorders 470 \200\2231 baby blues 470 postnatal depression 470 postpartum challenging behavior 766 \200\2237 therapy 509, 858 \200\2239 cognitive behavioral psychosis 470 \200\2231 Childhood Autism Rating Scale (CARS) 82 childhood disintegrative child abuse 662 Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services 610, 611 child and adolescent p sychiatry 609 \200\22367 therapy 12 \200\22313, 509, 850 anxiety 853 cognitions 851 cognitive error 851 depression 853 disorder 758 child protection 998 27_Semple_Index.indd 1045 12/7/2012 5:37:01 PM INDEX 1046 cognitive estimate testing 72 cri du chat syndrome 746 crime 674 \200\2235 of infestation 91 of love 91 nihilistic 101 of reference 91 of thought interference 91 cognitive functional assessment 68 statistics 675 crimes of dishonesty 688 criminal court cognitive impairment 541 cognitive therapy 820 \200\2231 cohort studies 118 colera 916 coll ateral information 71 command hallucination 89 common law 874 \200\2235 communication 40, 9 84 Community Treatment dementia 91, 132 \200\2233 reports 710 \200\2231 alcoholic 569 Alzheimer \200\231s disease see Alzheimer \200\231s disease Down \200\231s sy ndrome 745 \201 tness to drive 905 fronto-temporal 142 \200\2233 HIV-associated 163 Lewy body 140 \200\2231 sleep disturbance 456 \200\2237 vascular 144 \200\2235 criminal justice process 712 \200\22315 criminal justice system 672 \200\2233 criminal courts 672 \200\2233 prosecution 672 criminal responsibility 720 crisis situation 984 \200\2235 cultural formulation of psychiat ric disorders 912 Order 885 compensation 831 completion illusions 56 compulsion 54, 89 compulsory denial 830 denigration 830 dependence 91 \200\2232 dependence syndrome 542 depersonalizatio n (derealization) syndrome 92, 394 \200\2235 culture-bound detention 16 \200\22317 compulsory treatment syndromes 914 curanderismo 917 cyclothymia 90, 334 \200\2235 order 887 concrete thinking 89 conditioning D damage to property 688 dealing with patients 985 De Cl rambault classical 844 \200\2235 operant 845 and the placebo effect 15 \200\22331 conduct disorders 624 \200\2235 confabulation 89 con \201 dentiality 898 \200\2239 breaking 900 \200\2231 co nfusion 66, 89, 783 assessment of 68 depressed mood 92 asking about 51 depression assessment 82 biological features 88 cultural context 910 depressive illness 231 \200\22399 syndrome 90, 221 deep brain stimulation 299 defense mechanisms 829 mature 831 neurotic 830 \200\2231 primitive 830 etiology 244 agitated depression 86 alcohol abuse 570 atypical episodes 262 caseness and d j vu 90 delahara 917 delayed sleep phase syndrome 436 confusional arousals 442 consciousness, level of 66 assessment 68 subtypes 238 \200\2239 consent to treatment 794 \200\223 children and deliberate self-harm see 5, 870 \200\2231 adolescents 652 \200\2233 constructional dyspraxia 73 control event rate 115 conversion 89, 798 self-harm clinical delirium 90, 790 \200\2233 presentations 240 \200\2231 post-traumatic 154 course and cultural context 911 conversion (dissociative) disorders 806 \200\2237 delirium tremens 90, 558 \200\2239 delusional disorder etiology 223 assessment 224 \200\223 5 clinical features 220 \200\2231 differential diagnoses 70 induced 228 management 224 and offending 690 prognosis 250 \200\2231 differential diagnosis 248 dysthymia/dysthymic disorder 264 \200 \2235 epidemiology 242 \200\2233 famous sufferers 232 \200\2233 \201 tness to drive 904 h istorical Cooper, David 25 coprolalia 89 Cornelia de Lange syndrome 757 Cotard syndrome 89 \200\22390 counseling perspective 234 \200\2235 hospital admission 254 \200\2235 initial assessment 252 investiga tions 249 learning disability 764 maintenance therapy 257, methods 862 \200\2233 types of 862 \200\2233 delusional elaboration 91 delusional jealousy 91, 221 delusional memory 91 delusional misid enti \201 cation syndromes 91, 230 countertransference 829, 837 court liaison 699 court reports and giving delusional mood 91 delusional perception 91 delusions 59, 90 \200\2231 259 evidence 706 mortality 250 in physical illness 788 \200\2239 seasonal affective disorder 263 symptoms 23 6 \200\2237 terminology 237 Couvade syndrome 90 covert sensitization 848 craving 90 Creutzfeldt \200\223Jakob disease 1 46 alcohol-induced 568 autochthonous 87 of control 92 of guilt 91 27_Semple_Index.indd 1046 12/7/2012 5:37:01 PM INDEX 1047 treatment 252 \200\2233 no psychotic doxepin 271 dreams 829, 837 drive theory 828 drug misuse 576 dysphasia 94 expressive 95 receptive 103 features 256 \200\2237 psychotic dysphoria 94 dyspraxia 94 dysthymia 94, 264 \200\2235 dysthymic disorder 264 \200\2235 dyst onic reactions 954 \200\2235 features 258 \200\2239 treatment-resistant 260 \200\2231 and alcohol abuse 570 assessment of user 592 \200\2233 categories of drug 576 depressants 5 82 \200\2233 drug testing and treatment depressive sleep disturbance 92 depressive symptoms 780 \200\2231 derailment 92 derealization 92 desipramine 959 \200\22379 developmental orders 607 elderly people 524 hallucinogens 586 \200\2237 legal issues 606 \200\2237 mainte nance prescribing, monitoring of 602 E early morning waking 94 eating disorders 398 anorexia nervosa see anorexia nervosa bulimia nervosa 88, 406 \200\2237 children and co-ordination disorder 635 dexamfetamine 628 dhat 917 diabetes, and and offending 691 opiates 580 \200\2231 stimulants 584 \200\2235 street slang 578 substitut e adolescents 650 \200\2231 infancy and early childhood 638 sleep disturbance 456 sleep-related 448 echo de la pens e 94 echolalia 94 echopraxia 94 echul 917 economic studies 124 \200\2235 ecstasy (MDMA) 585 E dinburgh Postnatal antipsychotics 934 \200\2235 diagnosis 8 \200\2239 Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders see DSM-IV prescribing 596 \200\2237 benzodiazepines 600 opiates 598 \200\2239 diagnostic imaging 31 Diagnostic Interview Schedule 80 treatment planning 594 \200\2235 urine drug testing 593 withdrawal diagnostic studies 120 \200\2231 dialectical behavioral therapy 508, 856 \200\2237 syndromes 596 see also individual drugs drug offenses 688 DSM-IV 9, 1040 \200\2231 diazepam equivalent Depression Scale 471 eidetic imagery 94 Ekbom syndrome 94, 450 elation 94 elder abuse 526 \200\2237 elderly pati ents see old age doses 600 behavioral and emotional disorders 1040 \200\2231 behavioral syndromes associated with psyc hological disturbance and physical factors 1034 \200\2235 DiGeorge (velo-cardio- facial) syndrome 746 \200\2237 digit span 72 diminished responsibility 722 psychiatry electroconvulsive legal criteria 723 Diogenes syndrome 92 disease 6 \200\2237 therapy 257, 328 administration 286 \200\2237 amnesia following 149 anesthetic 286 backgrou nd 282 \200\2233 brain damage caused by 294 \200\2235, 295 disorders of adult personality and behavior 1036 \200\2237 disorders of psychological devel opment 1039 mental retardation 1038 mood (affective) classi \201 cation 5 de \201 nition of 4 \200\2235 models of 4 \200\2235 disinhibition 92 disintegrative disorder 757 disorientation 66, 92 displacement 831 dissociation 92, 798 children and adolescents 293 considerations 284 \200\2235 continuation 292 contraindications 284 course 292 EEG monitoring 291 effective treatment 290 \200\2231 electrode placement 288 \200\223 disorders 1030 \200\2231 neurotic, stress-related, and somatoform disorders 1032 \200\2233 cultural context 911 dissociative disorders, sleep- related 448 distractibility 94 disul \201 ram 564 diurnal variation 94 doctors organic mental disorders 1024 \200\2235 schizophrenia, schizotypal, and delusional disorders 1028 \200\2239 dual role transvestism 484 duloxetine 268 \200\2239 , 278 dysarthria 94 dysgraphaesthesia 73 dyskinesia 94 dyslexia 94, 634 dysmorphophobia 94 transsexualism 484 9, 289 mental health of 1004 rights and duties 7 domestic violence 680 donepezil 138, 139 dothiepi n 271 double depression 94 Down \200\231s syndrome 744 \200\2235 energy dosing 290 history 283 indications 284 maintenance 292 \200\2233 memory loss 294 mod e of action 282 \200\2233 NICE guidance 285 outpatient 293 dementia in 745 27_Semple_Index.indd 1047 12/7/2012 5:37:01 PM INDEX 1048 electroconvulsive therapy implementation of 127 key skills 108 objections to 126 qualitative studies 122 \200\2233 ra ndomized controlled folie deux 96, 228 folie communiqu 228 folie impos e 228 folie induite 228 folie simu ltan e 228 food allergy insomnia 425 forensic psychiatry 669 \200\223723 (Cont \200\231d) physiological effects 292 and the placebo effect 14 \200\22315 pregnancy 293 pre-treatment checks 286 psychiatric drugs 287 recovery 288 \200\2239 side-effects 294 speci \201 c prob lems 294 work-up 286 trials 114 \200\22315 systematic reviews 112 \200\22313 arson 688 car crime 688 court liaison 699 court reports and giving evil eye 917 exhibitionism 481 expectations and the evidence 706 placebo effect 15 \200\22331 elemental hallucinations 57, crime 674 \200\2235 crimes of dishonesty 688 criminal court experimental event 94 rate 115 elevated mood 95 asking about 53 emergencies 982 encephalitis extinction 844, 846 extracampine reports 710 \200\2231 hallucinations 57, 95 criminal justice process 712 \200\22315 extra-pyramidal side- herpes simplex lethargica 167 viral 164 effects 95 Ey syndrome 95 eye movement criminal justice system 672 \200\2233 criminal responsibility 720 damage to property 688 drug offenses 688 \201 tness to plead 716 homicide 676 \200\2237 legal provisions 714 \200\22315 legislation 670 mental disorder 689 mental state encopresis 637 end of life 532 Entgleisen 95 Entgleiten 95 enuresis 636 environmental sleep disorder 424 \200\2235 desensitization and reprocessing 393 F factitious illness 662, 814 \200\22315, 997 symptoms of 798 epilepsy 156 ictal symptoms 156 inter-ictal symptoms 157 learning disability 762 \200\2233 post-ictal sy mptoms 157 pre-ictal symptoms 156 prescribing in 978 \200\2239 \200\230fallen fontanelle assessment 722 \200\2233 syndrome \200\231 920 police liaison 696 \200\2237 prison psychiatry 700 risk of violence 692 \200\2233 secure ho spitals/ units 694 \200\2235 sexual offenses 682 stalking 686 \200\2237 transfer of prisone rs to hospital 704 \200\2235 falling out 917 false memories 381 false perceptions 95 family issues 772 \200\2233 family therapy 666 family tree 43 Faseln syndrome 95 fetishism 481 fetishistic transvestism 481, epilepsy partialis continuans 156 epileptic personality syndrome 158 episodic memory 67 Epworth Sleepiness violence 678 484 formal thought disorder 96 formication 96 fragile X syndrome 752 fragmentary myoclonus, Scale 431 erectile failure 478 Erikson, Erik 826 erotomania 95, 221 escitalopram 268 \200 \2239, 277 espanto 920 euphoria 95 euthymia 95 evidence-based \201 nger agnosia 72 \201 tness to drive 902 \200\2233 DVLA requirements 904 \200\2236 excessive 453 free association 829, \201 tness to plead assessment 716 \200\22317 procedures 718 \200\22319 836 \200\2237 free- \202 oating anxiety 96 Fr goli delusion 230 \202 ashbacks 96 \202 attening of affect 96 \202 exibilitas cerea 96 \202 ight of i deas 96 \202 ooding 845, 848 \202 unitrazepam misuse 582 \202 uoxetine 268 \200\2239, 277 \202 upentixol 200, 217, reverse 230 medicine 108 \200\2239 Fr goli syndrome 96 frenzied anxiety state 917 Freud, Anna 826 Freud, Sigmund 824 \200\223 5 frigidophobia 921 frontal assessment battery 72 application to patients 126 case \200\223control studies 116 \200\22317 clinical questions 108 cohort studies 118 de \201 nition 108 diagno stic studies 120 \200\2231 economic studies 124 \200\2235 \201 nding/appraising 959 \200\22379 \202 uphenazine 200, 217, frontal lobe functioning 72 fronto-temporal 959 \200\22379 \202 uvoxamine 268 \200\2239, 277 fetal alcohol dementia 142 \200\2233 frotteurism 481 fugue 96 \200\2237, 807 evidence 110 \200\2231 syndrome 756 27_Semple_Index.indd 1048 12/7/2012 5:37:01 PM INDEX 1049 hypnagogic functional hallucinations 57, hypnopompic 57, 98 imperative 98 Lilliputian 99 olfactory 57 re \202 ex 57, 103 teleologic al 104 visual 57 hallucinations 57, 97 \200\2238 97 hypnopompic functional imaging 31 fusion 97 hallucinations 57 hypochondriacal delusions 98 G gabapentin 331, 932 \200\2233 galantamine 138, 139 gambling, pathological 410 gamma-hydro xybutyrate hypochondriasis 98, 798, 808 \200\2239 haloperidol 201, 217, 959 \200\22379 Hamilton Anxiety Rating hypomania 98, 521 \201 tness to drive 904 \200\2235 medications inducing 310 scale 81 Hamilton Rating Scale for misuse 583 ganciclovir 959 \200\22379 Ganser symptom 97 Gaucher \200\231s disease 751 Gedan kenlautwerden 97 General Health hypomanic episode 310 hyponatraemia and Depression 81 hanging, attempted 987 head injury 148, 154 \200\2235 hemiballismus 97 heroin 580, 581 herpes simplex antidepressants 966 \200\2237 hypothyroidism, congenital 756 hypoxic brain damage 149 Questionnaire 80 encephalitis 148 Hirano bodies 514 historical aspects 26 \200\2239 history 38, 42 \200\2233 general hospital I ICD-10 9, 1023 \200\22342 working 778 \200\2239 generalization 844 generalized anxiety behavioral and emotional disorders 1040 \200\2231 behavioral syndromes associated with psyc hological disturbance and physical factors 1034 \200\2235 disorders of adult personality an d behavior 1036 \200\2237 disorders of psychological development 1039 drugs 42 past medical 42 personal 42 \200\2233 HIV/AIDS 160 \200\2231 disorder 54, 372 \200\2235 children and adolescents 641 genetics 30 Geriatric Depression clinical presentations 162 \200\2233 Scale 82 HIV-associated ghost sickness 917 Gilliam Autism Rating Scale dementia 163 hi-wa itck 918 hmong sudden death syndrome 918 (GARS) 82 Gillick judgment 875 Glasgow Coma Scale 68, homicide 676 \200\2237 hope 41 Hospital Anxiety and 68 \200\22382 mental/behavioral disorders due to substance abuse 1026 \200\2237 Global Assessment of Functioning Scale 80 Depression Scale 81 globus hystericus 97 glomerular \201 ltration hsieh-ping 918 humor 831 Hunter syndrome 754 Huntington \200\231s disease 170 Hurler syndro me 750 hwa-byung 918 hydrazines 268 \200\2239 hydrocephalus, normal rate 977 glossolalia 97 Goffman, Erving 25 grandiose delusion 97 grandiosity 97, 221 grief reactions 388 \200\2239 grisi siknis 917 group psychotherapy 842 \200\2233 guidelines 127 g ururumba episode 917 gustatory hallucinations 57 mental retardation 1038 mood (affective) disorders 1030 \200\2231 multi-axial system 1042 neurotic, stress-related, and somatoform d isorders 1032 \200\2233 pressure 150 hyperacusis 56 \200\2237 hyperemesis organic mental disorders 1024 \200\2235 schizophrenia, schizotypal, gravidarum 468 and delusional disorders 1028 \200\2239 hyperprolactinaemia, and antipsychotics 936 \200\2237 idealization 830 identi \201 cation 831 illness, de \201 nition of 6 illness behavior 6 \200\2237 illusion 98 imipramine 271 imperative hallucination 98 implosive therapy 848 impo tence 98 impulse-control disorders 408 incongruity of affect 98 hypersomnia 97, 430 H habituation 844 hallucinations 56 \200\2237, 97 idiopathic 434 narcolepsy 432 \200\2233 post-traumatic 430 \200\2231 recurrent 434 auditory 57 third-person 105 hyperthermia, command 89 elemental 57, 94 extracampine 57, 95 functional 57, 97 gustatory 57 hypnagogic 5 7, 97 \200\2238 malignant 993 hyperventilation syndrome 356 \200\2237 hypnagogic foot tremor and alternating leg muscle activation 453 27_Semple_Index.indd 1049 12/7/2012 5:37:01 PM INDEX 1050 induced illness see factitious X-linked dominant Kraepelin \200\231s \200\230cyclothymic illness infanticide 722 insanity at time of syndromes 752 \200\2233 temperament \200\231 335 \200\22349 X-linked recessive syndromes 754 kuru 146 offense 720, 677 legal highs 589 \200\22390 leg cramps, sleep- related 450 \200\2231 legal issues 865 \200 \223906 L labels 8 \200\2239 lability of mood 99 lactation, prescribing insight 45, 74 lack of 99 insomnia 424 \200\2235 initial 98 management 426 \200\2237 middle 99 terminal 104 common law 874 \200\2235 con \201 dentiality 898 \200\2239 breaking 900 \200\2231 in 970 \200\2231 Laing, R.D. 25 lamotrigine 327, 331, 348 \200\2239 consent to treatment 870 \200\2231 development of mental health law 868 \200\2239 Instrumental Activities of preparations 349 side-effects Daily Living 82 sexual dysfunction 940 and toxicity 348 \200\2239 weight gain 932 \200\2233 insulin coma therapy 24 \200\2235 intellectualization 831 intelligence 67 England and Wales 867 \200\223906 Mental Capacity Act (2005) 876 \200\2237 Mental Health Act (1983) 880 \201 tness to drive 902 \200\2233 assessment 68 intermetamorphosis delusion 230 intermittent explosive treatment guidelines 349 language delay and disorder 634 lata/latah/lattah 918 \200\22319 Laurence \200\223Moon syndrome 750 learning disability 634 , disorder 408 DVLA International Classi \201 cation of Diseases see ICD-10 requirements 904 \200\2235 Northern Ireland 867 \200\223906 interpersonal 725 \200\22373 psychotherapy 854 \200\2235 phases of treatment 855 etiology 734 \200\2235 assessment process 738 \200\2239 autism 760 \200\2231 autosomal domi nant syndromes 748 \200\2239 autosomal recessive syndromes 750 \200\2231 Mental Health (Northern Ireland) Order (1986) 890 intersex 484 introjection 830 iodine de \201 ciency disease 756 irregular sleep \200\223wa ke pattern 436 \200\2237 Republic of Ireland 867 \200\223906 Mental Health Act (2001) 894 behavioral Scotland 867 \200\223906 irritability 98 isocarboxazid 273 isolation of affect 831 disorders 766 \200\2237 management 768 \200\2239 Adults with Incapacity (Scotland) Act (2000) 878 \200\2239 Mental Health (Care and Treatmen t) (Scotland) Act (2003) 886 treatment without consent 872 \200\2233 cause 736 classi \201 cation 730 \200\2231 deletions and duplication syndromes 746 \200 \2237 J jamais vu 98 disability 732 Down \200\231s syndrome 744 \200\2235 epilepsy 762 \200\2233 family issues 7 73 \201 tness to drive 905 \200\2236 handicap 732 \200\2233 historical delusional 91, 221 morbid 100 pathological 221, 569 Lesch \200\223Nyhan syndrome 754 levodopa 959 \200\22379 Lewy bodies 514 Lewy body dementia 140 \200\2231 liais on psychiatry 775 \200\223817 acute confusional state (delirium) 790 \200\2233 anxiety symp toms 781 assessment prior to organ transplantation 816 \200\22317 jet lag 437 Joubert syndrome 751 Jung, Carl 826 juramentado 918 perspective 728 \200\2239 impairment 732 management K Kegel \200\231s exercises 477 ketamine 587 kimilue 918 kindling 321 \200\22349 Klein, Mel anie 826 Kleine \200\223Levin syndrome 434 kleptomania 408 \200\2239 Klinefelter \200\231s syndrome 755 knight \200\231s move thinking 99 koro 918 Korsakoff psychosis 148 Korsakoff s yndrome 572 \200\2233 choices 740 \200\2231 non-genetic causes 756 and offending 691 pervasive developmental diso rders 758 \200\2239 body dysmorphic disorder 810 psychiatric comorbidity 764 psychiatrist \200\231s role 727 \200\22373 sex chromosome disorders 755 capacity and consent 794 \200\2235 chronic fatigue syndrome 812 \200\22313 transition periods 770 \200\2231 treatment 742 \200\2233 unknown etiology 757 confusion 783 conversion (dissociative) disorders 806 \200\2237 27_Semple_Index.indd 1050 12/7/2012 5:37:01 PM INDEX 1051 depression in physical illness 788 \200\2239 short-term 66, 68 working 66, 68 lormetazepam, diazepam equivalent dose 600 loss of libido 99 \200\230lost hunter \200\231 sequence 919 LSD 586 depressive menopausal symptoms 780 \200\2231 factitious disorder 814 \200\22315 general hospital 778 \200\2239 hi story 776 hypochondriasis 808 \200\2239 medically unexplained symptoms 796 \200\2237 disorders 464 \200\2235 menstrual-related disorders 464 \200\2235 menopausal M magical thinking 99, 831 \200\230magic fright \200\231 920 magic mushrooms 587 magneto-c onvulsive therapy 298 \200\2239 disorders 464 \200\2235 premenstrual disorders 466 \200\2237 premenstrual dysphoric clinical presentations 798 \200\2239 disorder 464 management 800 \200\2231 premenstrual malingering 99 mania 99, 306 \200\2237, 521 asking about 53 cultural context 910 \201 tne ss to drive 904 \200\2235 parasuicide symptoms 464 assessment 784 \200\2235 management premenstrual syndrome/ tension 464 menstrual-related after 786 \200\2237 presentations 777 psychotic symptoms 782 roles and hypersomnia 434 mania potu 566 manic episodes 306 \200\2237 mental health 7 good 7 medications inducing 337 treatment 326 \200\2237 responsibilities 776 \200\2237 Mental Health Act 1983 somatization (England and Wales) 880 disorder 802 \200\2233 manipulative patients 994 demanding advocates somatoform pain disorder 804 Mental Health Act 2001 996 (Republic of Ireland) 894 Mental Health Act light therapy demands for (phototherapy) 298, 438 \200\2239 admission 996 demands for Commission 881 Mental Health (Care and Treatment) (Scotland) Act (2003) 886 likelihood ratio of a medication 996 management 994 \200\2235 raising the stakes 996 \200\2237 suicide threats by telephone 997 suspected factitious diagnostic test 120 \200\2231, 121 Lilliputian hallucination 99 limit-setting sleep disorder 424 lithium 326, 327, 330, Mental Health Commission 895 Mental Health Commission illness 997 mannerism 99 mathematics disorder 634 meaning effects 15 \200\22331 medically u nexplained symptoms 796 \200\2237 for Northern Ireland 890, 893 336 \200\2237, 508 adverse effects 338 \200\22340 effects on sleep 458 interactions 336 learning disability 74 2 plasma levels 928 preparations 337 side-effects mental health legislation 16 \200\22317 development of 868 \200\2239 Mental Health (Northern clinical Ireland) Order (1986) 890 presentations 798 \200\2239 management 800 \200\2231 Mental Health Review sexual dysfunction 939 weight gain 932 teratogenicity 339 toxicity 339 \200\22340 medication Tribunal 881 adherence 924 \200\2235 Medline searches 110 megalomania 165 melatonin 439 melatonin agonis t and speci \201 c serotonin antagonists 281 Mental Health Review Tribunal for Northern Ireland 890 liver disease, prescribing Mental Health Review in 974 \200\2235 living wills 532 locura 919 lofepramine 271 logoclonia 99 logorrhoea 99 lo ng sleeper 452 long-term memory 67 looked-after children 664 loosening of associations 99 l oprazolam, diazepam Tribunal for Scotland 887 mental illness 7 Mental Incapacity Act (2005) 876 \200\2237 menta l retardation 99 mental state memantine 138 memories, recovered and false 381 memory 66 \200\2237 assessment of 68 delusional 91 episodic 67 impairment 66 long-term 67 procedural 67 semanti c 67 examination 44 \200\2235 appearance 44 behavior 44 cognition 45 insight 45 mood 44 perception 44 equivalent dose 600 lorazepam, diazepam equivalent dose 600 27_Semple_Index.indd 1051 12/7/2012 5:37:01 PM INDEX 1052 mental state examination mutism 100 cultural context 910 learning disability 764 sleep disturbance 455 (Cont \200\231d) speech 44 thought content 45 thought form 45 elective 993 myths about psychiatry 20 \200\2231 obstructive sleep apnoea 428 oculocerebrorenal Mental Welfare N naltrexone 565 narcolepsy 432 \200\2233 Commission 887, 889 syndrome of Lowe 754 mephadrone 590 metabolic Oedipus 833 \200\22363 off-label prescribing with cataplexy 432 \200\2233 without cataplexy 433 due to medical syndrome 935 \200\22379 methadone equivalent 926 \200\2237 olanzapine 202, 216, 217, doses 599 259, 326, 959 \200\22379 condition 433 methylphenidate 628, old age psychiatry 511 \200\22333 negativism 100 negotiation 984 \200\2235 neologism 101 ner \201 za/nerves/nervios 919 neur obiology and the 959 \200\22379 alcoholism 524 drug abuse 524 elder abuse 526 \200\2237 end of life 532 living wills 532 mo od disorders 520 \200\2231 multidisciplinary metoclopramide 959 \200\22379 mianserin 268 \200\2239, 278 \200\2239 micrographia 99 microp sia 56 \200\2237 Mini Mental State Examination 70 Minnesota Multiphasic placebo effect 15 \200\22331 neuro \201 brillary tangles 514 neuro \201 bromatosis 748 ne uroleptic malignant syndrome 956 \200\2238 assessment 516 \200\22317 Personality Inventory 80 neuroses 518 normal ageing 514 \200\22315 parasuicide 525 personality problems mirror sign 100 mirtazepine 268 \200\2239, 280 miscarriage/abortion 468 misinterpretation 6 6 mitgehen 100 mitmachen 100 moclobemide 268 \200\2239, 273 monoamine oxidase inhibitors 27 2 \200\2236 Montgomery-Asberg Depression Rating Scale 81 mood 85, 100 mood congruent 100 mo od disorders assessment differential diagnosis 962 neurosyphilis 164 new treatments 30 \200\2231 nicotine effects on sleep 457 525 psychopharmacology 528 \200\2239 nightmares 446 \200\2237, 447 nihilistic delusions 101 nitrazepam, diazepam psychoses 522 \200\2233 self-harm 525 services for elderly equivalent dose 600 nocturnal eating (drinking) 530 \200\2231 sexual problems 524 \200\2235 suicide 525 withdrawal of syndrome 424 nocturnal leg cramps 450 \200\2231 nocturnal panic attacks 443 non-English speaking patient s 36 \200\2237 treatment 533 olfactory hallucinations 57 Ondine \200\231s curse 429 operant conditioning 8 45 opiates Noonan \200\231s syndrome 748 noradrenaline reuptake instruments 81 elderly people 520 \200\2231 see also anxiety disorders; depressive illness; mania Mood Disorders inhibitors 280 noradrenergic and effects on sleep 457 misuse 580 \200\2231 substitute dopaminergic reuptake inhibitors 281 noradrenergic and prescribing 598 \200\2239 Questionnaire 81 morbid jealousy 100 movement disorders 167, oppositional de \201 ant disorder 625 organic illness 129 \200\22372 and offending 691 pre sentations of 130 \200\2231 see also individual conditions speci \201 c serotonergic antidepressants 280 172 nortriptyline 271 number needed to treat 114, 115 Ms B judgment 875 muddling 100 multi-infarct dementia 144 multiple personality 100 multiple sclerosis 149 multiple sleep latency nystagmus 101 organ transplantation, assessment before 816 \200\22317 O object relations theory 834 \200\2235 obsession 54, 101 obsessive \200\223compulsive diso rder 12 \200\22313, 376 \200\2239 test 421 \200\2233 multiple system atrophy 167 osteopenia 401 Othello syndrome 101, 221, 569 Munchausen \200\231s overdose, attempted 986 over-valued ideas 59, 101 oxazepam, diazepam syndrome 814 \200\22315 see also factitious illness Munchausen \200\231s syndrome by children and equivalent dose 600 adolescents 648 \200\2239 proxy 662 oxcarbazepine 331 27_Semple_Index.indd 1052 12/7/2012 5:37:01 PM INDEX 1053 P pediatric autoimmune children and acting against medical adolescents 644 see also individual phobias advice 1000 discussion of management neurological disorder associated with streptococcus 648 \200\2239 phototherapy 298 physical examination 75 physiological with 40 \200\2231 history 42 \200\2233 personal 42 \200\2233 manipulative see pedophilia 481 pain and the placebo effect 14 \200\22315 unconsciousness 66 pibloko/pibloktoq 919 pica 102, 638 Pick \200\231s disease 142 \200\2233 PICO format for clinical manipulative patients resources for 1010 \200\2237 rights and duties 7 treatment against their p \200\231a leng 921 palimpsest 101, 149, 566 \200\2237 paliperidone 202, 217 PANDAS 648 \200\2239 panic attacks 54, 101, 358 questions 109 will 16 \200\22317 pimozide 201 pipotiazine 217 placebo effect 14 \200\22315 plasma levels 928 police liaison 696 \200\2237 polyarteritis nodosa 166 polysomnography 421 Pope, Alexander 2, 3 Positive an d Negative Symptom Scale 81 perception 44 pericyazine 200 perphenazine 200 persecutory delusion 101, associated symptoms 359 \200\22395 cultural context 910 emergency treatment 363 221 perseveration 101 personality panic disorder aetiological models 360 \200\2231 children and disorders 489 \200\223510 etiology 498 \200\2239 assessment 504 \200\2235 categories of 501 classi \201 cation 494 \200\2235 comorbidity 502 \200\2233 controversy 491 de \201 nition 490 elderly people 525 epidemiology 500 \200\2231 learning disability 764 management 506 \200\2237 cognitive analy tic therapy 509 cognitive behavioral therapy 509 adolescents 642 clinical features 358 \200\2239 management 362 \200\2233 sleep disturbance 454 \200\2235 positive predictive value of a diagnostic test 121 postnatal depression 470 Edinburgh Postnatal Panksepp, Jaak 12 \200\22313 paradoxical insomnia 424 paralysis 806 paranoid delusion 101 p araphasia 101 paraphrenia 522 parapraxis 837 parasomnia overlap disorder 441 parasomnias 44 0 Depression Scale 471 postpartum psychosis 470 \200\2231 post-traumatic amnesia 154 post-traumatic delirium 154 post-traumatic stress disorder children and adolescents 646 cultural context 911 diagnosis 390 \200\2231 management 392 \200\2233 sleep disturbance 455 arousal disorders 442 \200\2233 nocturnal panic attacks 443 dialectical behavioral therapy 508 medication 508 psychodynamic therapy 509 NREM sleep disorders 442 posturing 102 Prader \200\223Willi syndrome 746 pregnancy, prescribing REM sleep therapeutic disorders 446 \200\2237 community 508 \200\230normal personality \200\231 parasuicide in 968 \200\2239 assessment 784 \200\2235 elderly people 525 management after 786 \200\2237 492 \200\2233 pregnancy-associated disorders 468 \200\2239 and offending 691 outcome 510 psychopathy 496 severe 496 \200\2237 anxiety/mood pareidolic illusions 56 parent management training 667 symptoms 468 hyperemesis gravidarum 468 miscarriage/abortion 468 pseudocyesis 468 \200\2239 personal safety 35 \200\22382 pervasive developmental parietal lobe functioning 72 \200\2233 disorder not otherwise speci \201 ed 759 Parkinsonism 167 akinetic 993 drug-induced 944 \200\2235 Parkinson \200\231s disease 168 \200\2239 paroxetine 268 \200\2239, 277 passivity phenomena 101 pathological jealousy 221, premature ejaculation 478 \200\2239 premenstrual disorders pervasive developmental disorders 758 \200\2239 phantom mirror image 101 phenelzine 273, 959 \200\22379 phenomenology 84 phenylcyclidine 58 6 phenylketonuria 750 phenytoin 940 phobias 101 \200\2232, 366 \200\2239, etiology 466 assessment tools 467 differential diagnosis 466 investigations 466 morbidity 4 66 psychiatric 569 pathological unconsciousness 66 consultation 466 patients treatment 467 368 \200\22395 27_Semple_Index.indd 1053 12/7/2012 5:37:01 PM INDEX 1054 Q qi-gong psychotic reaction 919 premenstrual dysphoric disorder 464, 466 \200\2237 psychic anxiety 54 psychoanalysis 836 \200\2237 premenstrual ef \201 cacy and symptoms 464 limitations 838 \200\2239 QT interval, prolonged 973 qualitative studies 122 \200\2233 Quality of Life Interview 80 q uestioning techniques 38 quetiapine 202, 259, 326, frequency 465 indications and premenstrual syndrome/ tension 464, 466 \200\2237 contraindications 838 pioneers of 826 \200\2237 theory of 828 \200\2239 training 839 treatment 838 psychodynamic prescribing cardiovascular 331, 959 \200\22379 disease 972 \200\2233 children and R randomized controlled adolescents 665 psychotherapy 820, 840 \200\2231 epilepsy 978 \200\2239 lactation 970 \200\2231 liver disease 974 \200\2235 pregnancy 968 \200\2239 renal impairment 976 \200\2237 psychodynamic therapy 509 psychogenic polydipsia 103 psychogeriatrics 512 \200\22313 psycho logical pillow 103 psychomotor agitation 103 psychomotor trials 114 \200\22315 rape 682 \200\2233 rationalization 831 reaction formation 831 reactive attachment disorder 621 pressure of speech 102 pressure of thought 102 priapism 102, 942 \200\2233 Primary Care Eva luation of Mental Disorders 80 retardation 103 psychomythology 20 \200\2231 psychopathology 84 descriptive 84 dynamic (Fre udian) 84 reboxetine 268 \200\2239, 280 recovered memories 381 re \202 ex hallucination 57, 103 regr ession 830 regression to the mean 15 \200\22331 reinforcement 845 relative risk 115, 119 re duction of 115 relaxation training 426 remission, natural 15 \200\22331 REM sleep behavior disorder 446 renal impairment, prion diseases 146 prison psychiatry 700 mental disorder in prisoners 701 psychopathy 496 Psychopathy checklist \200\224 mental health Revised (PCL-R) 496, 497 \200\223510 services 701 psychophysiological insomnia 424 prisoner assessment 702 prison remand 700 prison sentence 701 suicide in prison 703 transfe r of prisoners to hospital 704 \200\2235 psychosexual development 832 \200\2233 psychosis alcohol-induced 568 children and prescribing in 976 \200\2237 treatment in repression 830 reproductive psychiatry 462 resilience 618 restless legs syndrome 450 retrog rade amnesia 103, hospital 702 \200\2233 procedural memory 67 professional resources adolescents 658 \200\2239 elderly people 522 \200\2233 \201 tness to drive 904 postpartum 470 \200\2231 online 1022 psychostimulants, effects on progressive supranuclear 154 palsy 167 projection 830 projective identi \201 cation 830 prolonged grief disorder 389 sleep 459 psychosurgery/ Rett \200\231s syndrome 752 \200\2233 reverse Fr goli neurosurgery 296 \200\2237 syndrome 230 history 297 reverse subjective double psychotherapy 12 \200\22313, syndrome 230 reversible monoamine 819 \200\22363 promazine 200, 959 \200\22379 property damage 688 propriospinal myoclonus at assessment for 822 \200\2233 cognitive/behavioral therapies 820 \200\2231 oxidase inhibitors 272 \200\2236 rhythmic movement disorder, sleep- related 451 sleep onset 453 pseudocyesis 102, 468 \200\2239 pseudodementia 102, 520 pseudo-hallucinatio ns 57, group 842 \200\2233 interpersonal 854 \200\2235 psychodynamic 820, risperidone 202, 214, 217, 326, 331, 959 \200\22379 rivastigmine 138, 139 Rogers, Carl 827 Rohypnol see \202 unitraz epam rootwork 919 Rubenstein \200\223Taybi syndrome 747 rumination 103, 638 running comment ary 103 Russell sign 103 102 840 \200\2231 pseudologica fantastica 102 pseudoscience 20 psychiatrists supportive 820 training 821 psychotic disorders, acute and transient 226 \200\2237 psychotic symptoms 782 punding 103 p unishment 845 P-value 114 pyromania 409 clarity of roles 6 \200\2237 role of 6 \200\2237 psychiatry future of 30 \200\2231 history of 26 \200\2239 perceptions of 18 \200\22319 27_Semple_Index.indd 1054 12/7/2012 5:37:01 PM INDEX 1055 S Sacks, Oliver 19 sadomasochism 481 St John \200\231s wort 274 saka 920 \200\2231 San \201 lippo disease 750 sangue dormido 919 sar 920 Scale for the Assessment of Positive/Nega tive Symptoms 81 Scheff, Thomas J. 25 schizoaffective disorder 218 schizophasia 103 schizop hrenia 173 \200\223216 and alcohol abuse 570 assessment sexuality 462 \200\2233, 480 sexual masochism 481 sexual myths 473 sexual offenses 682 selective mutism 645 selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors 276 discontinuation indecent exposure 682 rape 682 \200\2233 recorded 685 sexual preference disorders 480 syndrome 964 self-harm asking about 52 children and adolescents 654, 655 etiology 480 classi \201 cation 480, 481 de \201 nition 480 epidemiology 480 \200\2231 dealing with 986 elderly people 525 self-help 41 semantic memory 67 senile plaques 514 sensate focus 475 \200\22387 sensitivity of a diagnostic sexual sadism 481 shaping 845 \200\2236 shenjian shuairuo 920 shenk-k \200\231uei/shenkui 9 20 shift work sleep disorder 437 shin-byung 920 shinkeishitsu 920 short sleeper 452 short-t erm memory 66 test 121 sensory distortions 104 separation anxiety 640 serotonin antagonist/ instruments 81 cultural context 910 diagnosis 178 \200\2239 differential reuptake inhibitors 279 serotonin/noradrenaline diagnosis 180 \200\2231 discharge planning 196 \200\2237 disorders related to 218 \200\2231 9 reuptake inhibitors 278 serotonin syndrome 960 \200\2231 sertindole 204 \200\22330 sertrali ne 268 \200\2239, 274 severe behavioral disturbance 988 pharmacological assessment 68 sickness 6 \200\2237 six-item Cognitive epidemiology 184 \200\2235 examination 186 \200\2237 \201 rst-rank symptoms 62 \200\2233, Impairment Test 70 sleep, psychiatric medication effects on 458 \200\2239 95 \200\2236 approach 990 \200\2231 sleep apnoea