The case study will focus on John an 18 years old male Student. Who is presenting with his first episode of psychosis. He was found wandering around the house and talking to himself, this easy will look at the biopsychosocial assessment to reliably identity the factors which lead to the diagnosis of his mental health issue. The discussion will analyse the appropriate component of biopsychosocial assessments, Nursing management or intervention that are relevant for John.
Psychosis is a word used to describe a condition in which the person’s normal function is disrupted. All psychotic disorder has a genetic vulnerability however there is no clear understanding of the causation Starling & Feijo 2012. Even though the exact cause is yet to be known, …show more content…
The psychological dimension includes the child’s strength, Vulnerabilities psychodynamic principles like defences structure, consciously and unconsciously, driving pattern of behaviour, and their response to traumatic events, transferee and counter transferee Heinssen (2014)
The Component for Psychological includes emotional development, personal structure, low self- esteem, poor social and coping …show more content…
Hence provides a holistic connection of biological, psychological and social factor Meyer and Melchart (2011).
The biological predisposition for John includes
A family history of psychosis and other personality disorder puts a person at a higher risk of developing this condition. In the interview it was said that John’s father has schizophrenia.
Psychological Factors: this focuses on the psychological explanation of the illness. Read et al. states that there is many literature reviews suggest that the relationship between Traumatic events in childhood and psychosis may be as a shows that people who suffer childhood physical abuse or sexual abuse are likely to s
Social factors: social environment John has an inadequate social support this can be seen in the case study, John states that the family moved from a different city and changed school which made it have for him to have any close friends. Read states that children
Jone et, al. states that a decline or social withdrawal has been identified has a high risk of
Psychosis is a word used to describe a condition in which the person’s normal function is disrupted. All psychotic disorder has a genetic vulnerability however there is no clear understanding of the causation Starling & Feijo 2012. Even though the exact cause is yet to be known, …show more content…
The psychological dimension includes the child’s strength, Vulnerabilities psychodynamic principles like defences structure, consciously and unconsciously, driving pattern of behaviour, and their response to traumatic events, transferee and counter transferee Heinssen (2014)
The Component for Psychological includes emotional development, personal structure, low self- esteem, poor social and coping …show more content…
Hence provides a holistic connection of biological, psychological and social factor Meyer and Melchart (2011).
The biological predisposition for John includes
A family history of psychosis and other personality disorder puts a person at a higher risk of developing this condition. In the interview it was said that John’s father has schizophrenia.
Psychological Factors: this focuses on the psychological explanation of the illness. Read et al. states that there is many literature reviews suggest that the relationship between Traumatic events in childhood and psychosis may be as a shows that people who suffer childhood physical abuse or sexual abuse are likely to s
Social factors: social environment John has an inadequate social support this can be seen in the case study, John states that the family moved from a different city and changed school which made it have for him to have any close friends. Read states that children
Jone et, al. states that a decline or social withdrawal has been identified has a high risk of