Abstract

The analysis of relevant literary sources makes it possible to form the idea that, despite the significant representation of states of mental exhaustion, there is a lack of representative evidence-based information about the structural and dynamic features of the studied phenomena in the contingent of medical students. Purpose. By means of clinical-psychopathological analysis of the manifestations of mental exhaustion in medical students, to establish the structural and dynamic features of these conditions. Methods that were used: clinical-psychopathological, psychodiagnostics and clinical-statistical. According to the results of the study, it was found that the phenomena of mental exhaustion in the formed contingent were characterized by: a wide prevalence, reaching 54.0 %, clinical polymorphism and intragroup heterogeneity, a significant representation of interpersonal sensitivity disorders (61 (34.8 %) students) and psychotism (73 (41.7 %) students), manifestations of obsessive-compulsive (47 (26.8 %) students) and depressive (49 (28.0 %) students) spectra. Five variants of the most common compilations of psychopathological phenomena of various spectra were established: depressive and obsessive-compulsive (46 (26.3 %) students), hostility and psychotism (41 (23.4 %) students), psychotism and manifestations of interpersonal sensitivity (30 (17.1 %) of students), manifestations of interpersonal sensitivity and anxiety (29 (16.6 %) students), somatic anxiety and phobic manifestations (21 (12.0 %) students). The representation and structural-dynamic features of states of mental exhaustion in medical students have been established, which gives a better understanding of the pathogenesis of these conditions and forms the basis for their systematization. Key words: mental exhaustion, emotional burnout, maladaptation, students, psychotherapy

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