“Mrs. G,” a 35-year-old married mother of three healthy children, including a newborn, was referred to the inpatient obstetric unit for management of an acute onset of fever. She had been diagnosed as having postpartum psychosis and had been hospitalized on the psychiatric unit for the past 16 days after a postpartum psychotic episode.

A 82-year-old retired man without major medical issue had been diagnosed as having 9 symptoms of depression.