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    SUICIDE

    Lecturer : dr. Engelberta P.,Sp.KJ

    Fakultas Kedokteran

    Universitas Pelita Harapan

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    DEFINITION

    Suicide : Latinsuicidium, from sui caedere(to kill

    oneself) is the intentional killing of one's self.

    Can be prevented

    Differentiate :

    Suicide attemptserious act, may be dead if not

    prevented immediately

    Suicide gesture: unusual, but not fatal, behavior as a

    cry for help or to get attention.

    Suicide gamble: gamble their lives that they will be

    found in time and that the discoverer will save them.

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    CLASSIFICATION

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    1 Classification

    1.1 Euthanasia and assisted suicide1.2 Murder-suicide

    1.3 Suicide attack

    1.4 Self-injury

    1.5 Mass suicide

    Euthanasia and assisted suicide

    Achieve death by another persons assistance

    May be assisted by family or physician

    Murder suicide

    Individual kills one or more other person immediately before or at the same timeas himself

    Self injury

    Most commonly a joint effect ofdepression

    Suicide attack

    Attacker perpetrates an act of violence against others that results in his death aswell

    E.g. Suicide bomb

    Mass suicide

    Done under peer pressure

    A suicide pact has been arranged before

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    RiskfactorPast life

    experiences

    Mental illness

    Demographics

    Recent lifeexperiences

    Availability offirearms

    Suicidalthoughts,

    Substance use

    Other

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    DEMOGRAPHICS

    Indicator Result

    Sex Men >>>> womenAge suicide rate increases with age, spike in adolescent

    Ethnicity people with a lighter skin color have a higher rate of suicide

    than those with darker skin color

    Religion Protestants have a higher rate of suicide

    Geography Living in rural areas carries a higher risk of suicide than

    living in urban areas

    Season Most suicides occur in the spring

    Professions Police, dentists, physicians, especially those who deal with

    progressively terminally ill patientshigh rate of suicide.

    Situation feels or is indeed trappedsuicide risk

    Social-cultural-

    economic

    factors

    Poverty and low incomesuicide risk higher

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    MENTALILLNESS

    Depression

    Involves a preoccupation with death

    Important consideration SSRIs have a lower rate of fataloverdoses than tricyclics

    Schizophrenia

    significantly high risk for suicide

    may experience command hallucinations to kill herself

    suspicions and fears isolation and withdrawal.

    Anxietydisorders

    Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and phobic disordersPossibility of suicide

    PTSD

    struggle with flashbacks and nightmare depressedsuiciderisk

    ,

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    MANAGEMENT(1)

    Assessment:

    clear and complete evaluation and clinical interview number of questions must be asked :

    Determine whether the person has any thoughts of hurting him or herself

    If suicidal ideation is present, the next question must be about any plans

    for suicidal acts

    D etermine what the patient believes his or her suicide would achieveAny question of suicide also must be coupled with an inquiry into the

    person's potential for homicide

    Collateral questions should be asked based the reviewed risk factors.

    Other sources

    Family

    suicide note

    self-administered tests: Beck Depression Inventory, Hamilton Depression

    Rating Scale, the HANDS (Harvard Department of Psychiatry/National

    Depression Screening Day Scale) Depression Screening Questionnaire,

    and the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory.

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    MANAGEMENT(2)

    Intervention

    the individual must not be left alone

    Remove anything that the patient may use to hurt or kill

    him or herself.

    The suicidal patient is treated initially in a secure, safe,

    and highly supervised place.

    Suicide constitutes an immediate solution to an

    underlying problem.

    The critical factor is first to keep the patient alive Treat the underlying condition.

    Once the person is safe, start a series of outpatient

    treatments in less restrictive settings

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    TAKE

    HOMEMESSAGE

    In many cases, suicidecan be prevented

    As physician, do notunderestimate suicide

    idea

    Dont forget to assessrisk factors

    Search for sign andsymptoms that could

    be indicators

    Swift and decisiveinterventions based

    upon a thoroughassessment can save

    lives

    GOODLUCK