Synopsis of Psychiatry : Behavioral sciences /Clinical psychiatry / Benjamin James Sadock & Virginia Alcott Sadock;

1. The Patient - Doctor relationship
2. Human Development throughout the life cycle
3. The brain and behavior
4. Contributions of the psychosocial sciences
5. Clinical neuropsychological testing
6. Theories of personality and psychopathology
7. Clinical examination of the psychiatric patient
8. Signs and symptoms in Psychiatry
9. Classification in psychiatry and psychiatric rating scales
10. Delirium, Dementia and Amnestic and other cognitive disorders
11. Neuropsychiatric aspects of HIV infection and AIDS
12. Substance related disorders
13. Schizophrenia
14. Other psychotic disorders
15. Mood disorders
16. Anxiety disorders
17. Somatoform disorders
18. Chronic fatigue syndrome
19. Factitious disorders
20. Dissociative disorders
21. Human Sexuaity
22. Gender identity disorders
23. Eating disorders
24. Normal sleep and sleep disorders
25. Impulse - control disorders not elsewhere classified
26. Adjustment disorders
27. Personality disorders
28. Psychosomatic medicine
29. Complementary and alternative medicine in psychiatry
30. Psychiatry and reproductive medicine
31. Relational problems
32. Problems related to abuse or neglect
33. Additional conditions that may be a focus of clinical attention
34. Emergency psychiatric medicine
35. Psychotherapies
36. Biological therapies
37. child psychiatry: Assessment, examination, and psychological testing
38. Mental retardation
39. Learning disorders
40. Motor skills disorder: Developmental coordination disorder
41. Communication disorders
42. Pervasive developmental disorders
43. Attention-deficit disorders
44. Disruptive behavior disorders
45. Feeding and eating disorders of infancy or early childhood
46. Tic disorders
47. Elimination disorders
48. Other disorders of infancy childhood and adolescence