The emergency XXXX interview.

@entity1 @entity146 @entity20611 @entity2436 @entity2437 @entity912
@entity1 infrequently present to the general emergency department with what appears to be a severe @entity146 condition needing rapid differentiation from urgent and emergency medical problems for proper initial disposition and treatment. These include @entity1 with both acute conversion reactions and those in acute @entity2437 or pseudocatatonic states. Fifteen consecutive @entity1 (11 @entity1 and four @entity1 ranging in age from 17 to 62) with these symptoms underwent interviews under intravenous @entity20611 in the emergency department. Five of these @entity1 presented with acute @entity912 of extremities. Ten presented in a state of vigilant awareness similar to, or identical with, @entity2436 . Using this technique, all 15 @entity1 had the presumptive @entity146 nature of their underlying condition quickly confirmed. The five @entity1 with conversion reactions have no recurrence to date. Four of the 10 @entity2436 -type @entity1 had resolution of their symptoms without recurrence. All 15 @entity1 responded to 500 mg or less of @entity20611 . There were no complications. Two cases are discussed.
