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Understanding Psychiatric Emergencies in Athletic Settings
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Understanding Psychiatric Emergencies in Athletic Settings
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Mister Neil is currently the program director and assistant professor Concordia University's athletic training program. He also spent prior to that in nearly 35 years as adjunct professor and athletic trainer at Syracuse University. He has chaired 2 NADA sponsored inner association and consensus statements on psychological concerns of the app student athletes.
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Usually see these for a minimum of 1 month with worsening criteria acutely. Brief psychotic disorder typically experience emotional turmoil or overwhelming infusion.
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The mental health status examination of MSE is something that is utilized by social workers, counselors, people in emergency rooms. This is a component of the medical and psychological examination. You want to look at someone's posture. How are they presenting themselves? Are they slouched over? Do they not engage with you?
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You wanna look at their manner. Are they agitated? are they withdrawn? Are they not responding to your questions? These are all things that I think that you should be be taken into account. You wanna see if they're paying attention to you.
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A key element or the critical element in counseling and social work is a biocycle social element. You're the biophysical, you're the psychological, and then you have the support. So if someone is from not in a good place biophysically, either because they're hurt, they're they're sick, or their sleep deprived or hypoglycemic or they're dehydrated.
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EMTs are trained to deal with mental health crises. The first thing they need to do is assess their mental state. They need to make sure they are coherent, logical and not delusional.
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Athletic trainer should know your protocol for psychiatric emergencies. Safety first, you wanna keep your distance from them. If they start to walk around, you're not gonna chase them into traffic.
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People with a mental health disorder, people with adverse childhood experiences, or a greater risk those who use substances, especially marijuana. You need to engage them, talk with them, And if you get the sense that something's not going well, go down your mental status examination with them and try to get them into early care.
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What I would say in in this case, what I've had to do is, you know, I'm I'm calling you about John or Jane, identify yourself, describe the circumstance that happened that they were struggling with some of their thoughts. And I guess the the thing would be is just to be honest and say, if you don't know, you don's probably a success.
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Reagan: I've had people knock on doors and tell me don't come back with the dogs because they didn't like dogs. I still kept coming in. There's a little Boston terrier. He was a pause certified person internationally certified dog for therapy.
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Don't pin yourself into a corner saying, I'm gonna give you a a a answer at 5 o'clock today. Never do that. Just give them timely information when you have it. There's a difference between privacy and confidentiality.
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