Patients with physical diseases psychiatric Investigation and Analysis.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 Patients with physical diseases psychiatric Investigation and Analysis [Abstract] Objective To understand the psychiatric in-patient physical health status. Methods A retrospective access to 621 cases of mental patients during hospitalization combined physical disease clinical data, using self-made questionnaire for statistical analysis. Results hospitalized psychiatric patients the incidence of physical disease, 54.27%, followed by circulatory, digestive, respiratory and endocrine system diseases, and age of onset more in 32 a ~ 55 a. Conclusions Patients with psychiatric illness are more physical, in clinical work, should be actively control, reduce the incidence of physical disease. [Keywords:] mental illness; inpatients; somatic disease; survey In order to understand psychiatric in-patient physical health status, to our hospital with mental illness combined physical disease survey carried out point is reported as follows. An object and methods 1.1 Object Samples were taken from May 10, 2006 ~ 17 in our hospital of 621 cases of psychiatric patients in combined physical disorders. Comply with the ‘China programs and diagnosis of mental illness classification standard’ version 3 (CCMD  3) the relevant diagnostic criteria for mental illness; of these men and 576 cases, 45 females, age 15 a ~ 78 a, the average (48.11 ± 9.95) a, course of 2 a ~ 47 a, the average (24.05 ± 8.76) a. 1.2 Methods Right into the group of patients using self-made questionnaire, access to patient medical records were retrospectively recorded in patients with general information on the types of mental illness, medication and dosage, biological abnormalities of indicators, the availability of combined physical disease, physical diseases, prognosis and so on. Somatic diseases are in line with ‘international classification of diseases and related health problems’ 10th edition (ICD  10) diagnostic criteria. All data processing applications SPSS10.0 statist