MSE Phenomena
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| Bizarre appearance and behaviour | Psychotic disorders (schizophrenia, mania), personality disorder
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| Unkempt, poorly groomed | Schizophrenia, depression
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| Apprehensive and anxious | Anxiety disorder
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| Over-bright clothing | Mania
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| Scarred wrists, tatoos | Personality Disorder
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| Uncooperative behaviour | Psychotic disorder, personality disorder
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| Psychomotor Changes | Depression
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| Resting tremor in patient with treated psychosis | Haloperidol (parkinsonism0
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| Increased tempo of speech | Mania, acute schizophrenia
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| Slowed tempo of speech | Depression
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| Pressured thought stream | Unable to be interrupted
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| Restricted affect | Parkinson's disease, schizophrenia
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| Depressed affect with no reactivity | Depression
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| Flight of ideas | Clanging associations seen in schizophrenia and mania
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| Formal thought disorder | Can't understand what the patient is saying - schizophrenia
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| Neologism | Idiosyncratic new word use
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| Metonym | Words used wrongly
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| Though held with conviction, can't be reasoned with, personally significant and not understandable from the person's background | Delusion - schizophrenia, mania, depression
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| Though held with conviction, can't be reasoned with, personally significant and understandable from the person's background | Religious beliefs
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| Thought that is not held with conviction, can be reasoned with, open to other ideas, significant and may be understandable | Overvalued idea
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| A normal stimulus refers specifically and has significance to an individual | Referential delusions
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| False perception with no object. In the external space and not correctable. | Visual hallucination
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| True perception (there is an object) that is correctable. | Illusion
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| Presence of an object but not correctable | Misidentification - very commonin old age
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| Auditory hallucination with same gender and language as the patient | Patient's voice
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| Variable gender, mutliple voices and speak different languages | Internal hallucinations
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| Running commentary | Schizophrenia
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| Child referring to the self in the third person and running commentary during play | Normal development
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| Delusions and hallucinations | Schizophrenia
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| Delusions without hallucinations | Delusional disorder
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| Lack of insight | Psychosis and dementia
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| Impaired judgement | Psychosis, dementia and personality disorders
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| How the examiner perceives the patient's mood | Affect
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| How the patient describes their mood | Mood
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| Normal MMSE score | 26-30
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| Requirements for the diagnosis of dementia | Global cognitive impairment (two or more lobes are affected), evidence of a decline and evidence that there will be further decline
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| Registration (immediate recall), short term and long term memory | Temporal lobe
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| Orientation, attention and concentration | Temporal lobe
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| Getting distracted by thinking about the holidays | Concentration (internal)
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| Getting distracted by boys playing soccer on the astro | Attention (external)
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| Dyspraxia, visuospatial, number functions, recognition | Parietal lobe
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| Executive functions, abstraction and sequencing | Frontal lobe
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| Orientation to time, place and registration of 3 objeccts | Temporal lobe
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| Serial 7s or WORLD | Temporal (concentration) and parietal (math)
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| Name two objects | Expressive dysphagia
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| Repeat the following | Articulation
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| Follow a 3 stage command | Frontal lobe (sequencing) and receptive dysphagia
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| Follow a written instruction | Written, receptive dysphagia
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| Copy intersecting pentagrams | Frontal lobe (sequencing) and parietal lobe (tasks)
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| Mild cognitive impairment | 21-29
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| Severe cognitive impairment | <20
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| Performs poorly on frontal lobe tasks (drawing clockface, abstract thinking, verbal fluency) | Schizophrenia
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| Performs poorly on tasks requiring attention, concentration or motivation | Depression
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| Damaged first in Alzheimer's disease | Temporal lobe
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