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1. www.ahajournals.org › doi › fullA Clinical Approach to a Family History of Sudden Death

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   Dec 1, 2012 · A family history of sudden death should prompt consideration of a wide range of heritable cardiovascular conditions, including many monogenic disorders (Table). However, the terms used by the lay public to describe sudden death may not adequately explain the cause of death on initial consideration.

   • Author: Boon Yew Tan, Daniel P. Judge

   • Publish Year: 2012

2. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsPractice advice: Dealing with sudden unexpected death ...

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   Mar 7, 2024 · This guidance provides advice on dealing with the initial stages of a sudden and unexpected death. Separate guidance provides advice on the medical and pathology aspects of any subsequent...

3. geekymedics.com › taking-and-drawing-a-familyTaking and Drawing a Family History – OSCE Guide

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   1 day ago · Step 2. Move through the family, generation by generation (e.g. the patient’s partner and their children (if relevant), then each parent, etc.). The numbered sequence in Figure 4 is useful guidance, but this can vary depending on what works best for you and the person providing the information.

4. psychiatryonline.org › doi › fullThe Burden of Loss: Unexpected Death of a Loved One and ...

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   Aug 1, 2014 · Our results suggest that unexpected death of a loved one may be a substantial risk factor for the onset of a manic episode, especially among older adults, and even among those with no prior history of mood, anxiety, or alcohol disorders.

5. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › media › 65e5e7293Dealing with Sudden Unexpected Death - GOV.UK

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   examination to help determine the medical cause of death (Section 14, Coroners and Justice Act 2009). • Non-suspicious, unnatural deaths that will need automatic referral to a coroner, for...

6. www.medicalnewstoday.com › articles › sudden-deathSudden death syndrome: Causes, prevention, FAQ, and more

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   Nov 7, 2023 · a family history of SCD; substance misuse; Some causes of SDS can be heritable, or passed down through families. SADS, for example, are conditions passed down from parent to child.

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   Can a family history of sudden death explain the cause of death?

   • A family history of sudden death should prompt consideration of a wide range of heritable cardiovascular conditions, including many monogenic disorders (Table). However, the terms used by the lay public to describe sudden death may not adequately explain the cause of death on initial consideration.

   A Clinical Approach to a Family History of Sudden Death

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   Is sudden death a etiology?

   • However, the terms used by the lay public to describe sudden death may not adequately explain the cause of death on initial consideration. For instance, the phrase “heart attack” may be used to describe sudden death of any etiology.

   A Clinical Approach to a Family History of Sudden Death

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   What causes increased incidence after unexpected death?

   • Increased incidence after unexpected death was observed at nearly every point across the life course for major depressive episode, panic disorder, and posttraumatic stress disorder. Increased incidence was clustered in later adult age groups for manic episode, phobias, alcohol use disorders, and generalized anxiety disorder.

   The Burden of Loss: Unexpected Death of a Loved One and Psychiatric

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   What happens if a loved one dies unexpectedly?

   • Throughout the lifespan, unexpected death of a loved one is associated with the development of depression and anxiety symptoms, substance use, and other psychiatric disorders (3, 13, 14) and with heightened risk for prolonged grief reactions (15).

   The Burden of Loss: Unexpected Death of a Loved One and Psychiatric

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   Is sudden death syndrome a medical condition?

   • It is not a formal condition or diagnosis and does not necessarily indicate a specific medical condition. Sudden death syndrome (SDS) is an umbrella term for many biological scenarios leading to quick-onset and unforeseen mortality. The person involved often has little to no warning signs of illness.

   Sudden death syndrome: Causes, prevention, FAQ, and more

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   Can a family history of sudden death indicate ARVD/C or HCM?

   • A family history of sudden death occurring during athletic activity suggests either ARVD/C or HCM, particularly if the death occurs in the 2nd or 3rd decade of life. Although rare, some people with ARVD/C also have skin or hair abnormalities.

   A Clinical Approach to a Family History of Sudden Death

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8. www.ahajournals.org › doi › fullModern Approach to the Sudden Unexpected Death Investigation

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   Dec 1, 2014 · Prevention of sudden unexplained death (SUD) in the young may be achievable but remains a challenge because the majority of deaths occur without prior symptoms or a family history of sudden death 1 or at least without recognition of these symptoms and their connection to sudden death.