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Psychiatric Aspects of Lung Disease in Critical Care
Psychiatric Aspects of Lung Disease in Critical Care CRITICAL CARE CLINICS Sher, Y. 2017; 33 (3): 601-+Abstract
Respiratory conditions are some of the most common indications for admission to critical care units. Psychiatric disorders and symptoms are highly comorbid with lung disease. They can occur as a risk factor to lung disease, as a co-occurring condition, as a consequence of a pulmonary condition, or as a treatment side effect either from medications or assistive devices. Patients can experience a myriad of mood, anxiety, and cognitive disorder symptoms and conditions in critical care units. Intensivists and psychiatrists must be aware of the interplay between pulmonary and psychiatric symptoms as well as medication effects and interactions.
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