Psychiatric inpatients suffer from a mental disorder that is known as psychological conditions that are as a result of disorganization of mind, personality, and emotions that affect the normal social functioning of an individual. There are several methods that were used in history to treat an inpatient psychologically that affected an individual. Some of these problems were crude and oppressive, but they were desirable by that time (Jennings, 1994).
Moral treatment was administered in the 18th century, and it was believed that the mental illness of an individual was a result of moral issues, and it can be treated with humane care through instilling discipline. The psychiatrists used various strategies such as isolation, hospitalization and …show more content…
Some scholars believed that having a mental illness is because of mood disorders and certain possession cultures that are not acceptable. The mystic ritual is based on this that means that it requires several religious ceremonies to relieve an individual from such a case. Other Greek experts on mental illness believed that all the ills emanated from out of balance humor in their bodies. He further noted that the internal biochemical relationships were the cause of the disorders. Therefore, they believed that vomiting, bleeding, and purging are the correct doses to help correct the imbalances. There were many assumptions that were made by experts of that time, and their treatment was based on the same assumptions to correct the situation (Lambert & Fowler, …show more content…
The patients with mental disorders are always disturbing, and they cause a lot of problems in the society because of the increased mental disturbances. These patients require a safe place where they can relax away from the family members to rest for increased gain of sense and normality. Several experts required that mental illness patients become an inpatient to a facility, such that they cannot cause harm to the other people in the society, as they are not normal. Many people suggest that there are increased cases of violence from psychological patients, and thus it is important for them to be quarantine (Rabinowitz, Mark, Popper & Feldman, 1997).
The other factors that influenced the historic treatment of psychiatric inpatient were because of the increased urgency and need for them to be helped. There were conditions that require the mental cases placed in a facility, because of the complexity of the problem this person may have. Some patients have gone through operations like cutting the hole in the skull as a treatment. The historic treatment of psychiatric specialist demanded various conditions where they can monitor and see the progress of their patients (Lambert & Fowler,
Moral treatment was administered in the 18th century, and it was believed that the mental illness of an individual was a result of moral issues, and it can be treated with humane care through instilling discipline. The psychiatrists used various strategies such as isolation, hospitalization and …show more content…
Some scholars believed that having a mental illness is because of mood disorders and certain possession cultures that are not acceptable. The mystic ritual is based on this that means that it requires several religious ceremonies to relieve an individual from such a case. Other Greek experts on mental illness believed that all the ills emanated from out of balance humor in their bodies. He further noted that the internal biochemical relationships were the cause of the disorders. Therefore, they believed that vomiting, bleeding, and purging are the correct doses to help correct the imbalances. There were many assumptions that were made by experts of that time, and their treatment was based on the same assumptions to correct the situation (Lambert & Fowler, …show more content…
The patients with mental disorders are always disturbing, and they cause a lot of problems in the society because of the increased mental disturbances. These patients require a safe place where they can relax away from the family members to rest for increased gain of sense and normality. Several experts required that mental illness patients become an inpatient to a facility, such that they cannot cause harm to the other people in the society, as they are not normal. Many people suggest that there are increased cases of violence from psychological patients, and thus it is important for them to be quarantine (Rabinowitz, Mark, Popper & Feldman, 1997).
The other factors that influenced the historic treatment of psychiatric inpatient were because of the increased urgency and need for them to be helped. There were conditions that require the mental cases placed in a facility, because of the complexity of the problem this person may have. Some patients have gone through operations like cutting the hole in the skull as a treatment. The historic treatment of psychiatric specialist demanded various conditions where they can monitor and see the progress of their patients (Lambert & Fowler,