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Clinical Case of Psychiatry Personality Disorder
Clinical Case of Psychiatry Personality Disorder
• Appetite: Preserved
• Thirst: Conserved
• Urinations: Preserved in frequency and volume, with normal
characteristics
• Depositions: Preserved
History of the disease:
• Dream: Preserved
QUESTIONS?
BACKGROUND
• PERINATAL AND NATAL:
– Gestational age: Refers to “full term”
– Care and type of delivery: Eutocic, care in ESSALUD-Puno
hospital
– Crying at birth : Yes
• Breastfeeding: Up to 18 months of age
• Immunizations: Refer complete
*Alcohol: Starts drinking at age 16, drinks beer or wine with school friends and in
love. It does not reach drunkenness.
• Frequency: Since it started 2 times a month
• FUC: September 10, 2018
* Drugs: Marijuana, started using it at 16 years of age, using a pipe (01), at the
same frequency as consuming alcohol. In January and February the consumption
of 01 pipe daily.
– FUC: 3 months ago (younger sister finds a packet of marijuana after she
arrives from a party)
o Tobacco: denies
o Coffee: denies
o Others: denies
• AUTOLYTIC ATTEMPTS
At 11, 12, 14 years old, only at the last opportunity did
they take her to ESSALUD-Puno, where they
performed gastric lavage, and she was hospitalized for
3 days, without being evaluated by psychiatry.
• SELF-INJURY
Cuts were made to the left forearm at ages 11, 17 and
18, and one last self-harm was performed a month
before admission.
• COMPLAINTS: Does not refer
FAMILY BACKGROUND
• FATHER: 48 years old, APS, occupation: police, drinks alcoholic beverages
sporadically, becoming drunk and in an intoxicated state attacks the patient's
mother
• MOTHER: 42 years old, APS, nurse, does not drink alcoholic beverages
• SISTERS: (02) 20 and 10 years old, APS, Older sister, medical technology
student. And younger sister, a primary school student in Puno.
• FAMILY DYNAMICS
• He comes from a family where the parents are married by civil marriage,
currently divorced due to the father's infidelity.
• Relationship with the “distant” father. Little communication. Father lives in Ica
for work. He only visited her 2 times this year.
• Relationship with mother, “bad relationship.” He reports suffering verbal
aggression from his mother when he disobeys her. Mother lives in Puno.
• Relationship with the sisters: with the eldest, “bad relationship”, he verbally
and physically attacked her while intoxicated. Sister younger than 10 years
old, “good relationship,” gives him affection and shows him affection.
• SOCIOECONOMIC BACKGROUND
He lives in a rented apartment made of noble
materials, since he began his university studies, he
collects garbage twice a week, and he depends
financially on his parents.
• PREMORBID PERSONALITY
Quiet, obedient, not very communicative with her
friends, not very talkative, reserved, she collaborated
with her friends and family, very affectionate with her
pets, from the age of 16 to the present she had five
lovers.
QUESTIONS?
Physical exam
Vital functions :
• HR: 76x
• FR: 20 x
• BP: 100/70 mmHg
• SatO2: 94%
• Weight: 61.7 Kg
• Size: 1.60 m
• BMI: 24.68
Patient in fair general condition, good state of hydration, fair
state of nutrition , collaborates with the examination and
questioning.
• Regular subcutaneous cellular tissue, fill capillary for 2
seconds, nails in good condition and hygiene.
• Presence of multiple tattoos: at the level of the ankle of
the right foot on the inner side, which according to the
patient means the year of her birth in binary numbers, on
the right upper limb (3), on the right arm , on the ventral
side, an image of the moon, a vehicle, patient reports that
they mean "dream, feel and live." On the right forearm (2)
tattoos, one in the upper third, with three united triangles
that have no meaning for the patient and another tattoo of
a heart and the infinity symbol intertwined. On the left
forearm (2), in its proximal third, there is an image of a
"rune", which means his pet with the date when he was
born and another tattoo at the distal third, with the image
of a marijuana leaf.
• There is also the presence of old superficial scars in the
distal third of the left forearm and also recent scars
(approximately 15).
• Head: Without alterations.
• Eyes: Without alterations.
• Nasal pyramid: Without alteration
• Auricular pavilions: Without alteration
• Mouth: Teeth in a fair state of hygiene.
• Oropharynx: Tongue with the presence of
piercing in the central region of the distal
third.
• Neck: No alterations
• Thorax: Without alterations
• Heart: Without alterations.
• Abdomen: Without alterations.
• Abdomen: Without alterations.
• Genitourinary: No alterations.
• Spine: No alterations
• Neurological: Without alterations.
mental exam
• Appearance and attitude: Female patient, who
appears to be of a given age, partially dressed,
presence of a tongue piercing in the central region of
the distal third, with 8 tattoos on the upper limbs and
right ankle, old and recent scars are seen on the left
forearm, distal third, maintains eye contact at times ,
emotionally unstable , poor impulse control, poor
tolerance for frustration , with a feeling of emptiness ,
low self-esteem , feeling of guilt , manipulative ,
pretends to be the center of attraction , seductive ,
impresses minimizing information.
mental exam
• Psychomotor skills : Eubasic gait, no tremor in the
upper limbs, no tics.
• Mood : Sad, anxious at times and consistent affection
• Language : Coherent, fluent in regular tone.
• Thought : Abstract , at the moment unstructured
suicidal ideation, with ideas of guilt and
worthlessness, jealousy.
• Perception : No sensory-perceptive alterations at the
time of the examination.
• Sensory : Wake up, euprosexic, oriented
space, time and person, recent and immediate remote
memory preserved, basic calculation preserved.
• Judgment : Preserved
• Introspection : Without awareness of illness
What type of disorder does the
patient?
Which cluster does it belong
to?
Type A personality disorder
Paranoid of the schizoid Schizotypal of the
personality personality personality
Patient
with a
Prolonged and pattern
suspicion assign Social
and to isolation.
distrust of others introversi
the rest They on.
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reject the usually seen as
responsib hostile, eccentric,
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his and and
feelings angry lonely.
Type A personality disorder
They are extrava ce,
usually gant or illusions
hostile, rare and
irritable Thought derealizati
and angry. magical on are
People , ideas part of
markedly referen life
daily.
Type A personality disorder
get angry if
Histrionic they are not purposes
the center of selfish
attention.
Narcissite Limit
They are
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rules that emotional, they Great sense of w
They govern behave in a self-importance Extraordinary
society. picturesque, and great emotional,
dramatic senses of behavioral,
They are
manner singularity. relationship
tricksters.
They consider and self-image
Extremely themselves instability.
manipulative to and
extrovert special and Exaggerated
achieve material expect to reaction to
gratification. Exaggerate stressful
receive a deal
special. They states.
their
feign sympathy There may be
thoughts and
for self-mutilation.
feelings. They
their Manipulates
Type A personality disorder
to get
affection.
DIAGNOSTIC IMPRESSION
• Borderline personality disorder.
Theoretical review
Borderline Disorder
personality
Introduction
Patients with this disorder are located on the border
between psychosis and neurosis.
They are characterized by extraordinary emotional
instability, behavioral, of object relations and
self-image.
It has also been called ambulatory schizophrenia,
pseudoneurotic personality, psychotic disorder of the
character, personality as if, disorder of
personality due to instability.
Epidemiology
♦ There are no definitive studies on its
prevalence.
♦ But it is believed to affect 1 to 2% of
the population.
♦ It is 2 times more common in women
than in men.
♦ In the first-degree relatives of these
patients, a higher prevalence of major
depressive disorder, alcohol or other
substance abuse disorder has been observed.
Clinical manifestations
♦ They almost always seem to be in a
state of crisis.
♦ Mood changes are frequent.
♦ Sometimes they suffer short-term
psychotic episodes.
♦ Their behavior is very unpredictable
and their achievements rarely match
their abilities.
♦ They can cut their veins
either
self-mutilate for call the
attention of others.
♦ They feel dependent and hostile
people, they maintain conflictive
relationships with others.
Clinical manifestations
♦ They express enormous anger to their closest
friends when they feel they have
let them down.
♦ They do not tolerate loneliness.
♦ They present search
frenetic company, however
unsatisfactory.
♦ They complain of chronic feelings
of emptiness.
Clinical manifestations
♦ They show normal reasoning
ability.
♦ They distort their relationships
with the the rest
considering them absolutely
good or bad.
♦ Some specialists use the
concepts of panphobia,
pananxiety, panambivalence,
and
chaotic sexuality.
DSM 5 Criteria
• Dominant pattern of instability of interpersonal
relationships, self-image and emotions,
intense impulsivity, which begins in the early
stages of adulthood and is present in various
contexts, and which is manifested by 5 (or
more) of the following 9 criteria
1. Desperate efforts to avoid real or imagined helplessness
2. Pattern of unstable and intense interpersonal relationships
that is characterized by an alternation between extremes of
idealization and devaluation.
3. Identity disturbance: Intense and persistent instability of
self-image and sense of self.
4. Impulsivity in two or more areas that are potentially self-
harming.
5. Recurrent suicidal behavior or threats.
6. Affective instability due to a notable reactivity of the
mood.
7. Chronic feeling of emptiness.
8. Inappropriate and intense anger, or difficulty controlling
anger.
9. Transient paranoid ideas related to stress or severe
dissociative symptoms.
ICD-10:
❖ In this classification it is included under the name Personality Disorder
due to Emotional Instability.
❖ PD due to emotional instability is characterized by a marked
predisposition to act impulsively without taking into account the
consequences, along with an unstable and capricious mood. The
planning capacity is minimal and intense outbursts of anger frequently
lead to violent attitudes or explosive demonstrations; These are easily
provoked by receiving criticism or being frustrated in their impulsive
actions.
❖ In the borderline type, several characteristics of emotional instability are
present. In addition, self-image, objects, and internal preferences
(including sexual ones) are often confused or altered. The ease of being
involved in intense and unstable relationships can cause repeated
emotional crises and be accompanied by a succession of suicidal threats
or self-harming acts (although these can also occur without clear
precipitating factors).
❖ Includes: borderline personality and borderline personality disorder.