Schizophrenia vs. Schizophreniform vs. Schizoaffective vs. Schizoid vs. Schizotypal

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[@JonathanCirillo]

I remember it's six months for schizophrenia by saying "SIX-o-phrenia" and then work backwards for the other two mentioned disorders.

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This is cool. Thanks.

[@hackthis1767]

So its the Endinger ganglion and gamma motor neurons that are reacting to acetyl chloride hormones in the dopamine nicotine receptor this is due to joule produced from radio communications that are absorbed by a transition metal called aluminum from Al+2 O +2 carcinogenic this is what causes anxiety in the cns people who dont smoke Cigs are not dispersing heat from the aluminum that is naturally pulled towards the surface of the skin like a heat spreader also depends on weins equation the relativity of size fro mass density and volume and thermal physics of the wavelength of signal associated to it ramen spectroscopy which house the ultrasound that causes this when it reacts to sodium in the pancreas

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[@maazarif8903]

Also you can use Schizophreni-FOUR-m to remember that its between 1-6 months (i.e 4 months)

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Schizophrenia the person is grinding and he doesn't come back he dies at 28. Schizophrenum is episodic schizophrenia.

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[@hackthis1767]

So its the Endinger ganglion and gamma motor neurons that are reacting to acetyl chloride hormones in the dopamine nicotine receptor this is due to joule produced from radio communications that are absorbed by a transition metal called aluminum from Al+2 O +2 carcinogenic this is what causes anxiety in the cns people who dont smoke Cigs are not dispersing heat from the aluminum that is naturally pulled towards the surface of the skin like a heat spreader also depends on weins equation the relativity of size fro mass density and volume and thermal physics of the wavelength of signal associated to it ramen spectroscopy which house the ultrasound that causes this when it reacts to sodium in the pancreas

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[@hackthis1767]

So its the Endinger ganglion and gamma motor neurons that are reacting to acetyl chloride hormones in the dopamine nicotine receptor this is due to joule produced from radio communications that are absorbed by a transition metal called aluminum from Al+2 O +2 carcinogenic this is what causes anxiety in the cns people who dont smoke Cigs are not dispersing heat from the aluminum that is naturally pulled towards the surface of the skin like a heat spreader also depends on weins equation the relativity of size fro mass density and volume and thermal physics of the wavelength of signal associated to it ramen spectroscopy which house the ultrasound that causes this when it reacts to sodium in the pancreas

[@maraisaac2565]

What was the other series, if you don't mind me asking?

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Thank you this is really is helpful, I agree that this felt useful but didn’t not understand to the extent, congratulations on passing and hope that this series can give me the knowledge I need

[@alanna4148]

wow you have no idea how much this video is helping me . im in a nursing program currently in psych trying to learn this and this is by far better than the way other videos explain even better than by book and professors explanation. THANK YOU SO MUCH !!!

[@viktoradvanifriman9600]

I'm a mental/behavioral health therapist (MA Psych) working in psychiatric care, in Sweden.I encounter very often people with schizoaffective disorder. and I have to say this is a fantastic video. So nicely explained!

[@kareendeveraux1847]

It's easier to diagnose because you can abuse the dsm/icd for this trash can diagnose. The original form is much more unlikely to have than schizophrenia. I'd say 95% with this diagnose are misdiagnosed or contracted this disorder due to psychiatric malpratice before exhibiting psychotic symptoms.

[@chichiveronica6523]

AMAZING ! Wow, completely clarified each psychotic disorder and personality disorder ! Very well spoken and thorough ! Thank you so much !!!!!

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Thank you so much for breaking this down like this! This is SO helpful!

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[@marias8075]

Never understood Schizoaffective disorder until this video. Thank you soooooo much!

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Wow. Thank you so much Sir for the explanation!! Cleared my doubts. Your voice is clear and perfect. Speed is also good.

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This helped me study for my Psych exam, thanks for explaining this so well!

[@nate3000]

I was diagnosed with schizophreniform disorder after having a psychotic break in boot camp. I have almost no memory of the actual break, but all I can really remember is gradually blacking out and losing my sense of self. I have a vague memory of agitation which led to me accidentally cutting myself with the temporary lock for my locker. Coming out of it, I remember thinking the US Army was performing experiments on my parents, and that the government was emitting microwaves in the air in order to control our brain chemistry. It was not fun. For whatever reason I craved earplugs too. The waves in the air were about as real to me, at the time, as the rest of my perceptual senses. In the psych ward apparently the nurse had said I was screaming in my room saying don’t kill my dad. I’m better now, I just still hear subtle voices in my head (primarily negative) commentating on my life.

[@michaelwarner7311]

I had a psychotic break during 2020 and you may have asked for earbuds because of the voices I remember the majority of break pretty well and I asked for earbuds because the voices would be so overwhelming almost like it was loud or something

[@nate3000]

@@michaelwarner7311 That’s sucks bro nobody should have to go through that. Hopefully it’ll just get better in time

[@angelusresonance6954]

This happened to a lot of my fellow recruits when I went through back in 2007 at sand hill in fort benning, GA. Hope your doing better now.

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This was an incredibly helpful video, I've learned about the schizophrenia disorders so many times and have never been able to differentiate them as well as this video did

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Thank you so much.. As a 4th year MD i still find it hard to differentiate between all of this. this really makes it simple and i will rewatch it again until i know it by heart.. Thank you dirty medicine

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You are a blessing. you made this so easy for me. After reading and reading. I finally understand the difference very well now. Thanks so much.

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Love this. Studying for my PMHNP boards. And I have known certified clinicians who didn't know what bipolar disorder with pysch features was

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Thanks! Please share with your classmates

[@willroth7521]

Just curious, why are you majoring in psychology if you don’t like it?

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[@xStephMarie]

Thanks a lot! I’m on my psych rotation and today we had a patient who was Schizoaffective depressed type but I thought it was schizophrenia. This made it easier to understand the differences. ☺️

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[@thequeenundisputed]

I don’t know what KZbin recommended this to me since I’m a compsci major, but my sister had schizoaffective disorder before she passed and my whole family work in the behavioral health field, so I decided to give this video a watch anyway. Very interesting and informative!

[@JananiJ]

Thank you so much for the crystal clear explanations!

[@gautammure]

So eloquent highlighting all the key differences. Spectacular. Illustrated better than any textbook I know.

[@GretSanDiego]

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[@_rajat0003]

Beautifully explained within a limited time frame!

[@2chooks]

I have schizo affective disorder, manic depression & bi polar. For 20+ years, every day I show all the signs of them all; Plus i haVE a raging case of ADHD. I'm on a plethora of medicAtion and they're taking a toll on my heart and my brain.

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Me too!!! My liver ):

[@antoniotolentino8108]

Thank you so much for the differentiation I was so confused on this because having a psychotic illness is so complicated I feel a lot better knowing I do have the correct diagnosis It is just so hard when the psychosis is happening, I have psychotic depression and I really didn't understand.

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[@lj332]

Thank you. This is very helpful. You explained the differences very well.

[@leeroyj7300]

Hi, I have been diagnosed Schizoaffective, bipolar type, and this video gave me a more insight into my condition

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[@emmanuelravichandar8382]

Would you be able to do an Endocrine Video, highlighting the use of the dexamethasone test and the different disorders that are differentiated with it?

[@Sjay-dz9ki]

I found this helpful in understanding my diagnosis 🙂 thanks

[@bells988]

Thank you - this was so incredibly helpful! - A Grateful MSW Student

[@doctorh5413]

BAF-s ---- Br1ef: 1d-1m Affec2ve: >2 wks Form: (1-6)m 6phrenic:>6m

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8191 21521381194 easy to memorize

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Thanks a lot for this video that will help me a lot for my forensic psychology class.

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Thank you so much! I understand much better now

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Great video! Super helpful. Thanks!!

[@trans_diflu0r0ethane]

watching this not as a med student but instead as a 17 yo with schizoaffective, mixed bipolar type and just interested in what the other disorders on the schizo spectrum are lol nice vid! vry informing :3

[@Igorooooleynikov]

Schizoid are still desire social interaction, but due to their disorder they have very hard time forming any.

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Excellent explanation. Thanks so much!

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Thank you! great help for my upcoming LMFT clinical exam

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[@DG-jt1do]

I have always wondered about how to diagnose maj dep with psych feat vs schizoaffective disorder bipolar type vs schizoaffective disorder with depression etc. Your explanation was Soooo helpful. Thanks so much. This is not in the Dsm 5. Where would I find this type of information for future reference?

[@alyndenis6655]

Great explanation!Thank you!

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thank u very much bro! you are amazing

[@heidiho5179]

Almost everyone I’ve been in a serious relationship with (and my childhood best friend) has had a schizo-disorder. Schizophrenia, Schizoaffective, and either Schizotypal, Schizophrenia, or some evolution, thereof. I’m talking about 4 relationships, total, including anyone I’ve been in a LTR with. I wonder what’s up with that! I’m diagnosed with Bipolar 1 Disorder.

[@Sjay-dz9ki]

What are the chances! Maybe it's because you understand them on a level better than others..

[@beetle998]

someone poisoned the water supply in your town lol

[@chrismejia2836]

Your not wrong to believe that. I read some Schizoid Personality Disoorder literature (As in Research studies) and they mentioned this Bipolar and Schizoid reunion (based on your story it could anywhere in the Schizo spectrum too) where they magically find each other. Not surprising at all lol.

[@victoriabrannon8453]

@@beetle998 Funny you say that… My husband said this while experiencing his very first psychotic episode

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If no one else can relate to you then I say go for it.

[@wfox6985]

Fantastic video. Super helpful!

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Thanks. I've had my own way of remembering. But that's really good as explanation. Thanks for sharing :)

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Thank you for that insightful lesson!!!!

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This was amazing!

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