Delirium: physical problems that make the mind sick.

Did you know that a simple problem in the body can cause a major mental disorder? In today's video, psychiatrist Daniel Martins de Barros explains what organic mental disorder is – also known as Delirium –, its causes, symptoms and the importance of treating the underlying cause to restore mental functions. Discover how organic changes, such as infections, metabolic disorders or brain problems, can impair attention, consciousness and lead to symptoms such as drowsiness, disorientation, agitation and even hallucinations. Also learn how a calm environment, stimulus control and proper medication management are essential for recovery, especially in the elderly, who are more vulnerable to these conditions. 💬 Comment: Have you ever seen or heard of cases of Delirium? Share your experience and ask your questions in the comments! 00:00 – Introduction: Problems in the Body, Problems in the Mind 00:00 – Presentation: Who is Daniel Martins de Barros and Theme 00:00:36 – Engagement: Subscribe, Like and Comment 00:00:53 – Definition: What is Organic Mental Disorder (Delirium) 00:01:32 – Impact on the Elderly: Mental Changes due to Organic Problems 00:01:57 – Symptoms: Drowsiness, Disorientation and Agitation 00:02:29 – Additional Symptoms: Confusion and Hallucinations 00:03:18 – Intervention: Diagnosis and Treatment of the Underlying Cause 00:04:11 – Recovery: Restoration of Mental Functions 00:04:38 – Statistics: Prevalence and Mortality Rate in the Elderly 00:05:04 – Care: Environment Calm and Medication Management 00:05:54 – Management: Reducing Stimuli and Conscious Use of Medication 00:06:21 – Considerations: Increase in Cases with Aging 00:06:41 – Conclusion: Questions, Comments and Registration ✅ Leave your like and subscribe to the channel! 🔔 Turn on notifications for more content on mental health and quality of life. 📺 Binge-watch our videos and invest in your emotional well-being! Facebook: Daniel Barros Psychiatrist Instagram: @danielmbarros Twitter: @danielmbarros Daniel Martins de Barros RQE 62264 CRM/SP 100.674