Psychopathology II
Psicopatologia II
Curse code:9219208
Jorge Manuel Dos Santos Cardoso
Learning outcomes of the curricular unit:
- Objectives: present the methodologies of nosologic classification of mental disorders; describe the main psychopathologic conditions, considering the lifecycles stages; provide direct contact with hospitalised disordered patients at the Hospital Júlio de Matos looking forward deepen the skills around clinical data collection and comprehensive analysis of the different psychopathologic conditions.
- Skills : understand how to use the multi-axial classification system of DSM-V; identify the symptomatic manifestations and characterize the psychopathologic conditions considering the lifecycle stages; discuss differential diagnosis; relate the psychopathologic conditions with the overall health, well-being and social and cultural integration.
Syllabus:
Lectures:
- CLASSIFICATION AND DIAGNOSIS IN PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
- PSYCHOPATHOLOGIC CONDITIONS
Neurodevelopmental disorders.
Bipolar disorders.
Depressive disorders.
Anxiety disorders.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder.
Trauma and stressor-related disorders.
Disruptive and impulsive-control disorders.
Personality disorders.
Schizophrenia spectrum disorders.
Neurocognitive disorders.
Clinical practical classes:
In the practical classes, to be held at the Hospital Júlio de Matos, students will have direct contact with hospitalised patients, elaborating their clinical histories and discussing the different manifestations of the psychological disorders.
Suggested Bibliography:
- American Psychiatric Association (2014) Manual de diagnóstico e estatística das perturbações mentais, Lisboa: Climepsi. ISBN: 978-9727963478
- Barraclough J & Gill D (2004) Bases da Psiquiatria Moderna, Lisboa: Climepsi Editores. ISBN: 972-796-124-X
- Ruiloba JV (2011) Introducción a la Psicopatologia y la Psiquiatria, Barcelona: Elsevier Masson. ISBN: 978-84-458-2034-6
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