Learn Schizophrenia (Schizophrenia history and Schneiderian first rank symptoms)
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The video provides an overview of Kurt Schneider's first-rank symptoms (schneiderian first rank symptoms) in schizophrenia diagnosis and helps you to learn schiozphrenia by going over some schizophrenia history. Schneider stressed these symptoms' utility without rigid application, noting schizophrenia's diagnosis based solely on second-rank symptoms. The first-rank symptoms include auditory hallucinations, thought insertion, thought broadcasting, thought withdrawal, and passivity experience. These symptoms reflect disturbances in thought processes and perceptions commonly observed in schizophrenia. The speaker discusses methods for distinguishing genuine symptoms from feigned ones, emphasizing specific questioning techniques. Additionally, the video touches on other contributors to schizophrenia diagnosis, such as primary and secondary delusions, and various theorists' perspectives, including Ernst Kretschmer's body type theories and Carl Jaspers' existential psychoanalysis. Adolf Meyer's psychobiological approach underscores the interplay between genetics, environment, and personal experiences in schizophrenia development, emphasizing the diathesis-stress model. This model highlights the significance of environmental stressors triggering schizophrenia onset in genetically predisposed individuals. The video underscores the complexity of schizophrenia etiology and the importance of considering multiple factors in diagnosis and treatment. Schizophrenia might be related to a person's struggle with existential issues like Freedom responsibility and search for meaning. Developing schizophrenia was the interaction between a person's underlying biological vulnerability which another word for that is diathesis and then environmental stressors someone can be loaded with schizophrenic genes and then also not go on to develop schizophrenia.
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0:00: Alberto Intro
0:05 Kurt Schneider
0:38 Auditory Hallucinations
3:05 Demence Precoce
2:46 Ernst Kretschmer
3:40 Karl Jaspers
4:38 Adolf Meyer
4:52 Diathesis Stress Model
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4:47 it's called 2 hit 1 theory my guy. I'm happy another Dr is making videos.
Absolutely love your channel and you are a naturally funny guy! Thank you for putting so much time and effort into these videos!
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 📚 *Introduction to Kurt Schneider's First Rank Symptoms* - Kurt Schneider's First Rank Symptoms and their role in diagnosing schizophrenia, - Emphasis on not rigidly applying first-rank symptoms and using them alongside second-ranked symptoms for diagnosis. 00:33 🔊 *First Rank Symptoms: Auditory Hallucinations* - Explanation of auditory hallucinations in schizophrenia, - Characteristics of auditory hallucinations, including voices repeating thoughts, discussing the patient, arguing, referring to the patient in the third person, discussing the patient's thoughts, and providing commentary. 01:30 💭 *Detecting Feigned Symptoms* - Strategies for detecting feigned symptoms of schizophrenia, - Using specific questions about hallucination experiences to assess authenticity. 01:58 🧠 *First Rank Symptoms: Thought Insertion, Broadcasting, and Withdrawal* - Explanation of thought insertion, broadcasting, and withdrawal in schizophrenia, - Describing how external agencies can influence a patient's thoughts. 02:37 🤖 *First Rank Symptom: Passivity Experience* - Explanation of passivity experience in schizophrenia, - The belief that external forces are controlling actions, sensations, bodily movements, emotions, or thought processes. 03:05 🚶♂️ *Theories by Ernst Kreischmer and Carl Jaspers* - Ernst Kreischmer's body type theory and its relation to mental disorders, - Carl Jaspers' perspective on schizophrenia as related to existential issues and psychodynamic understanding of delusions. 04:29 🌱 *Adolf Meyer's Psychobiology Model* - Adolf Meyer's psychobiology model explaining the complex interaction between genetics, environment, and personal experiences in schizophrenia development, - The concept of diathesis-stress model in understanding why some individuals with genetic predisposition do not develop schizophrenia while others with less genetic loading may do so. Made with HARPA AI
Enjoying Aphex Twin paired with this subject! Appreciating this series in general. The banter and examples given make it connect better. And nice little pearl in assessing malingering. Have also heard majority of AH sounds external rather than “from inside me head” but don’t know if true or not.
Your videos are great! Thank you for producing these
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11 ай бұрын
You are welcome!
difference in all the methylphenidate drugs please??
Have you look into Jerry Marzinsky's work? There are some good interviews with him on here. Some psychiatrists seem pretty convinced, based on their experience, that the voices schizophrenics hear may have an external reality. For example they could be 'beings' that most people just can't see or hear.
2:48 I'm not even familiar with Ernst Kretschmer's work but after seeing he was talking about psychiatric disorders and "body types" I correctly guessed he was German and born at the end of the 1800's... bro said "funny beliefs" 😂🤣 it's important to mention that because culture has a huge effect on how people interpret scientific results