Study of Psychiatric Manifestations in HIV Positive Cases
Journal: International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) (Vol.4, No. 10)Publication Date: 2015-10-05
Authors : Devendra Ahirwar Md; Kiran Tandia Md; Shikha Agrawal Md;
Page : 1967-1969
Keywords : informed consent; psychiatric manifestations; HIV positive cases; minimental scale; Zung depression scale; neuropsychiatric inventory;
Abstract
Introduction- To study the various psychiatric manifestations and their relative frequencies in HIV positive individuals Methods, A total of 40 HIV positive cases coming to Bundelkhand medical college Sagar were selected and enrolled in the study, After taking informed consent, these patients were assessed clinically for the presence of various psychiatric manifestations. Three scales ( mini mental scale, Zung depression scale and neuropsychiatric inventory,) were used for psychological assessment of candidates and the analysis of the relative frequencies of these disorders. Results, showed that almost all selected candidates were suffering from mild to moderate depression. Anxiety and altered night time behavior were the other common manifestations. Discussion, This study demonstrates that psychiatric manifestations of varied types and frequencies are present in HIV positive cases. s, informed consent, psychiatric manifestations, HIV positive cases, three scales for psychiatric assessments, minimental score, zung depression scale, neuropsychiatric inventory
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