Case Report on Acute Transient Psychotic Disorder

Introduction: Acute and Transient Psychotic disorder (ATPD) is defined by the ICD-10 as hallucinations, delusions, and/or senseless or nonsensical speech having an acute [1]. The distinguishing characteristic of ATPD its abrupt onset. Second, there are symptoms present, third, related stress [2].
 Clinical Findings: Sleep disturbance, aggressiveness, muttering to self, irritability, irrelevant talks loss appétit, hearing voices not heard others, suspiciousness, increased talkativeness, energy fearfulness.
 Mental Status Examination: Conscious, dressed appropriately, well groomed, standing, eye contact initiated, non cooperative, activity normal, mood exhausted, frustrated, affect irritable, guarded, flow rate rapid with moderate volume responsive quality, Thought-flight thoughts evident, perceptual abnormalities- auditory hallucination, impaired social judgment, full denial sickness.
 Outcome: After treatment, patient shows improvement. Irritability has reduced, sleeping pattern improved, self stopped, less, aggressiveness reduced.
 Conclusion: Patient was admitted Psychiatric Ward a known case Bipolar Affective Disorder after Examination he diagnosed complain talks. He improved receiving adequate treatment continuously ongoing until my last date care.