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Dr Vandana Rathore
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 Posted: Wed Sep 23, 2009 4:15 am Post subject: Rubric for trichotillomania |
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I am dealing with a case of trichotillomania in my 16 year old cousin sister, and am confused as to what rubric should i take for this, as the closest i felt was MIND,Hair,pull,desire but i understand this is a violent pulling whereas here the pulling is nt out of rage.......but there is pent up anger.....could that be taken in account.
please guide sir
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rozand
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| Posted: Wed Sep 23, 2009 4:22 am Post subject: Re: Rubric for trichotillomania |
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| Dr Vandana Rathore wrote: |
I am dealing with a case of trichotillomania in my 16 year old cousin sister, and am confused as to what rubric should i take for this, as the closest i felt was MIND,Hair,pull,desire but i understand this is a violent pulling whereas here the pulling is nt out of rage.......but there is pent up anger.....could that be taken in account.
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Dear Vandana,
taking the total of the patient always into perspective and do you the rubric you have in mind and use other relevant rubrics to differentiate
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Dr Vandana Rathore
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Dear Roger Sir,
Thanks for the reply...i will keep that in mind but i still did not understand would the rubric be correct for trichotillomania especially here in this case where the patient pulls out hair in sleep and not consciously.
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rozand
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| Dr Vandana Rathore wrote: |
Dear Roger Sir,
Thanks for the reply...i will keep that in mind but i still did not understand would the rubric be correct for trichotillomania especially here in this case where the patient pulls out hair in sleep and not consciously. |
I would say it is as close a rubric as it gets, which is why I think you are entitled to use it, because it is typical for the patient and comes quite close to the actual situation
Roger
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