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    play written by William Shakespeare himself, The Tragedy of Macbeth. Macbeth was known to be a strong-willed man, but within time he showed a second side to himself when he was manipulated by the witches prophecy; Macbeth’s overpowering ambition, hallucinations, and guilt all led to his mental downfall. Macbeth is referred to as a good, noble, and honorable man, who served the interests of the King of Scotland over himself. It all started with the three witches and their prophecy that Macbeth…

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    I believe that this man suffers from hallucinations to do with the crocodile, as well as from PTSD from the loss of his hand after it was cut off with the sword, the trauma of having it eaten by the crocodile and having the crocodile follow you for the rest of your life trying to eat the rest of…

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    individuals have. According to the text, positive symptoms include delusions and hallucinations. Delusions are beliefs that are not true and can include: delusions of persecution, delusions of grandeur, delusion of reference, delusion of erotomania. Hallucinations, “false sensory perceptions” can be categorized into different section such as: auditory, visual, gustatory, olfactory, somatic, and tactile hallucinations. Positive symptoms can also include disorganization in their speech, thinking,…

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    It wasn’t until his paranoia grew to a point where his wife noticed behavioral changes in him that professional help was needed. According to the movie, Nash’s hallucinations started his first year at Princeton where he met Charles. This is accurate in that it is believed that schizophrenia follows a neurodevelopmental model. Both genetic and environmental factors contributed to his illness before the onset of the…

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    Hector was a university student that was carried to the emergency room by a campus police, with claims by a professor that Hector walked into the room shouting, “he was the joker who was looking for batman” and he refused to leave (Delusions and Hallucinations, APA, 2013). Hector behavior became increasingly odd during the past year, which he starts to isolate himself from family and friends; he spent most of his time lying in bed and starring at the ceiling. Hector was suspended from college…

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    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 presents the signs of postpartum psychosis, and how she deals with the illness. …

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    Risperidone Tab, and Risperdal Consta are medications the patient is on. The target symptoms for this medication act by antagonizing dopamine and serotonin in the central nervous system and decrease symptoms of psychosis, specifically auditory hallucinations and delusions. Some major nursing concerns are an increase in suicidal thoughts, aggressive behavior, dizziness, extra pyramidal side effects as well as anticholinergic effects such as dry mouth, dry nasal passageways, dehydration and…

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    Throughout the film, we see Andrew suffering from several nonbizarre delusions. Also, criteria for Schizophrenia were never met. Hallucinations are present, yet functioning is not severely impaired in any way. His disorder does not appear to be due to substance abuse or a general medical condition. Therefore, the disorder that fits best for this character is Delusional Disorder, Persecutory Type. An argument could be made for Psychotic Disorder Not Otherwise Specified; however, I examined…

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    In William Shakespeare’s Macbeth, the supernatural plays a major role in controlling the tragic hero, Macbeth. Macbeth is taunted by hallucinations, he is met by witches and is told prophesies and apparitions that seize control of his life. Without this influence from the supernatural his journey would have been different. Without the temptation of the witches’ insight, Macbeth would not have been driven to usurp the throne and Lady Macbeth would not have died. Not only does the supernatural lay…

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    arithmetic average of all the individual measurements in a distribution. As discussed this article, people with schizophrenia are very prone to have hallucinations. In this study 73% of the people tested reported having hallucinations. In chapter seven we discussed hallucination as a side effect of hypnosis, drugs, meditation,and drug withdrawal. Hallucinations are defined as perceptions that have no direct external…

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