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    stay at Karl Psychiatric Facility in Baltimore, Philadephia. During his stay at the psychiatric facility, Pat is diagnosed with bipolar disorder and he admits that he has a history of delusional thoughts and frequent mood swings. On a plea bargain, he was placed in the psychiatry institution after an extremely violent…

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    living in another state together. We see that Holden fails to realize basic living questions and this shows us how he thinks that other people could agree with him to do these actions when they are living just fine. Through this we see how Holden 's delusional state of mind is not matching up with reality and he cannot find anyone on the same mental level he is in and so his emotions and dreams began to be crushed by reality.Which goes to show how his psychological state is need of some help to…

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    Not for the best, since he assassinated a prime minister Sir Robert Peel. McNaughten was very delusional and displayed symptoms of paranoid schizophrenia. Instead of going to jail for murder, he was sent to a psychiatric institution. He stayed there until he died. The reason McNaughten got away with murder was because, the court acquitted his charges…

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    The dangerous affects of losing sleep is equivalent to having a blood alcohol level of 0.05 to 0.08 percent. The body becomes psychically impaired and it will delay response time when one does not achieve adequate sleep patterns. Being overly tired is the same as being inebriated. The body needs at least seven to nine hours of restful sleep to maintain superior mental performance. It is a dreadful feeling to watch the clock and calculate the hours of sleep that cannot take place before the…

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    postpartum psychosis appears in about one in every five hundred childbearing women a few weeks after they deliver. Postpartum psychosis is much more sever and rare than postpartum depression, someone with this illness may develop hallucinations, delusional beliefs, manic episodes, paranoia, obscured thinking, and have a dramatic change of behavior. In Margery Kempe’s book, The Book of Margery Kempe, the use of hallucinations, manic episodes, and paranoia symptoms used to show how the speaker…

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    severe psychiatric disturbances often watch home videos and can’t even believe the things they did. They often ask is that really me? Did someone edit the video? They are in complete disbelief. In my clinical experience I’ve noticed that psychiatric disorders are the hardest to come to terms with and overcome especially in abusive or controlling relationships. The most common phrases are “I don’t know why, but I want him back”, or “he’s only…

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    Long term services should depend on Jenny’s attitude and psychological status. Due to the development and course of bipolar disorder, multiple layers of intervention may be necessary to ensure long term symptom remission. Dziegielewski (2015) describes bipolar symptoms commonly will progressively get worse with time. Likewise, the episodes will intensify and increase in occurrences…

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    Dictionary.com states that mental disorder includes a wide variety of symptoms that affect thinking, mood, and behavior. Mental illnesses come in many different forms. Many different symptoms come along with mental sickness including aggression. The patient may not become aggressive from what they are feeling, but from other symptoms like hallucination. Not all mental ill patients become aggressive however, their are many cases where they do not know how to control their anger or know the…

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    DSM-5 Diagnosis Criteria

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    DSM-5 diagnosis criteria for Major Depressive Disorder its possible causes and treatment options using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Psychodynamic Therapy. It is important to note that the DSM-5 does not address etiology of any disorders, however it does provide diagnoses criteria for treatment and research purposes. Major depressive disorder is under Depressive disorders of the DSM-5 criteria. Depressive disorders in general are a group of disorders marked by unipolar depression with no…

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    Obsessive-compulsive disorders are described by the powerful passage of undesirable thoughts, considerations, or emotions into awareness or by the need to more than once perform formal activities that the sufferer sees as superfluous or unjustifiable. Somatoform disorders, which incorporate the alleged crazy, or transformation, depressions, show themselves in physical manifestations like visual impairment, loss of motion, or deafness that are not brought on by the natural ailment. Anxiety…

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