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mkdir -p /tmp/workspace/psychiatry_notes && cd /tmp/workspace/psychiatry_notes && python3 -c " import pdfplumber paths = [ '/tmp/workspace/attachments/c2e8ffc8-ba98-41ac-9158-ad41f99e418b/Psychiatry (Part 1) 01 - Class Notes.pdf.pdf', '/tmp/workspace/attachments/c2e8ffc8-ba98-41ac-9158-ad41f99e418b/Psychiatry (Part - 2) 02 - Class Notes.pdf.pdf' ] for idx,p in enumerate(paths): with pdfplumber.open(p) as pdf: print('=====FILE', idx, p, 'pages:', len(pdf.pages)) out = [] for i,page in enumerate(pdf.pages): t = page.extract_text() or '' out.append(f'--- page {i+1} ---\n' + t) text = '\n'.join(out) with open(f'/tmp/workspace/psychiatry_notes/part{idx+1}.txt','w') as f: f.write(text) print('chars:', len(text)) "

cd /tmp/workspace/psychiatry_notes && python3 -c " import pdfplumber p = '/tmp/workspace/attachments/c2e8ffc8-ba98-41ac-9158-ad41f99e418b/Psychiatry (Part 1) 01 - Class Notes.pdf.pdf' with pdfplumber.open(p) as pdf: for i in [6,7,8,9]: # 0-indexed page 7,8,9,10 page = pdf.pages[i] print('PAGE', i+1, 'images:', len(page.images), 'chars:', len(page.chars), 'rects:', len(page.rects), 'lines:', len(page.lines)) "

Research four psychiatry topics for exam-oriented study notes using the medical-library skill (query_library_db and read_file tools ONLY - follow /skills/readonly/medical-library/SKILL.md exactly, invoke with offset:0, limit:700 first). Topics: (1) Anxiety disorders (generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, phobias), (2) Schizophrenia, (3) Major Depressive Disorder, (4) Bipolar Disorder. For EACH of the 4 topics, search the medical textbook library (paragraphs_fts and headings_fts) and compile the following in a structured format, citing book title and page/section for each fact: - Definition (concise, exam-ready) - Epidemiology (brief, only key exam facts like prevalence, age of onset, sex ratio if notable) - Clinical features (organize by category e.g. psychological/physical/behavioral for anxiety; positive/negative symptoms for schizophrenia; core symptoms for MDD/Bipolar) - Classification/Types (e.g. types of anxiety disorders: GAD, panic disorder, phobias, social anxiety; types of schizophrenia; MDD subtypes; Bipolar I vs II vs cyclothymia) - DSM-5 diagnostic criteria (key criteria, duration thresholds, number of symptoms needed) - Any classic mnemonics used in psychiatry teaching for that topic (if found in library, note them; otherwise say none found) - Investigations/workup (labs, rating scales used, rule-out organic causes) - Differential diagnosis (list of key differentials) - Management: Psychotherapy options AND Pharmacotherapy (first-line drugs, drug classes, notable side effects/monitoring), plus any other treatments (ECT, lifestyle) - For Schizophrenia specifically also include: Schneider's First Rank Symptoms (list all of them clearly), and older subtypes of schizophrenia (paranoid, catatonic, hebephrenic, etc.) - For Bipolar Disorder specifically include distinction between mania and hypomania, and mood stabilizer options with key monitoring parameters (e.g. lithium levels, valproate, carbamazepine) Return your final answer as clean, well-organized structured text (use headers per topic, then sub-bullets for each category above) so it can be directly used to build study notes. Be thorough but concise - this is for medical exam preparation notes. Include book title citations inline like (Book Title, p. XXX) wherever possible.

Research four psychiatry topics for exam-oriented study notes using the medical-library skill (query_library_db and read_file tools ONLY - follow /skills/readonly/medical-library/SKILL.md exactly, invoke with offset:0, limit:700 first). Topics: (1) Alcohol use disorder (intoxication, dependence, withdrawal including delirium tremens, and Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome), (2) Opioid poisoning/intoxication and withdrawal, (3) Delirium and Dementia (with clear comparison between the two), (4) Childhood conditions - Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). For EACH of the 4 topics, search the medical textbook library (paragraphs_fts and headings_fts) and compile the following in a structured format, citing book title and page/section for each fact: - Definition (concise, exam-ready) - Clinical features / presentation - For Alcohol: blood alcohol concentration (BAC) levels and corresponding CNS effects (a table of BAC vs effect), systemic effects (CVS, GI, respiratory), DSM-5 criteria for intoxication, withdrawal timeline (mild/moderate/severe stages with hours after last drink), delirium tremens features, Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome (features, cause - thiamine deficiency), investigations, management (detoxification protocol - benzodiazepines, thiamine/Vitamin B1, maintenance of abstinence - naltrexone, acamprosate, disulfiram with mechanism) - For Opioid: intoxication features (pinpoint pupils/miosis, respiratory depression, sedation), overdose triad, withdrawal symptoms and timeline, management of overdose (naloxone - dose, mechanism), management of withdrawal (methadone, buprenorphine, clonidine), investigations - For Delirium vs Dementia: a comparison table (onset, course, consciousness, attention, reversibility, causes, EEG findings), DSM-5 criteria for delirium, common causes of delirium (mnemonic if available), types/causes of dementia (Alzheimer's, vascular, Lewy body, frontotemporal), investigations (MMSE, MRI/CT findings), management - For ASD and ADHD: clinical features/diagnostic criteria (DSM-5), age of onset, key differences between ASD and ADHD, investigations/screening tools, management (behavioral therapy, pharmacotherapy - stimulants like methylphenidate for ADHD, mechanism and side effects, monitoring) - Any classic mnemonics used in psychiatry teaching for these topics (if found; otherwise say none found) - Differential diagnosis where relevant Return your final answer as clean, well-organized structured text (use headers per topic, then sub-bullets for each category above) so it can be directly used to build study notes. Be thorough but concise - this is for medical exam preparation notes. Include book title citations inline like (Book Title, p. XXX) wherever possible.

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