On call psychiatry

Approach to emergency psychiatric evaluation -- The role of the on-call psychiatric consultant -- Psychodynamic issues -- Telephone consultations -- Seclusion and restraint -- Assessment of capacity and other legal issues -- The difficult patient -- Emergency evaluation of children and adolescents -- The agitated patient -- The anxious patient -- The violent patient -- The suicidal patient -- The psychotic patient -- The confused patient: delirium and dementia -- Movement disorders -- Barriers to communication: mutism and other problems with speech and communication -- Physical and sexual trauma -- The pregnant patient -- Intoxication -- Substance withdrawal -- Insomnia -- Headache -- Chest pain -- Nausea and vomiting -- Fever -- Seizures -- Falls -- Blood pressure changes -- Telepsychiatry -- Cross-cultural issues -- MoCA -- Mental status exam -- Medical conditions manifesting as psychiatric disorders -- Neurologic examination -- Urine toxicology -- Substance detoxification regimens -- Abuse and neglect of children and elders."