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    neurotransmitters such as serotonin and dopamine, which affect the brain. This disorder is diagnosed by CT scans and MRI’s that may show the brain and why patient’s symptoms are caused. Some patients with schizophrenia develop symptoms like sleep apnea, hallucinations, delusions, problems with emotions, making decisions, and more. Symptoms are divided into three categories: positive, negative, and cognitive. There are five types of schizophrenia. They are categorized as paranoid schizophrenia,…

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    Psychopathology Assignment

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    Underlying Organic Disease MT had symptoms of persecutory, religious and grandiose hallucinations. However, he has a strong background of schizophrenia and his lack need for sleep, talkative, increased grandiosity and aggression are supportive of mania which supports the diagnosis of schizoaffective disorder. 2) Acute Delirium Acute delirium occurs secondary to an underlying medical condition. The patient usually has hallucinations with or without an altered level of consciousness. However,…

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    In modern times, society considers auditory and visual hallucinations to be common symptoms of mental illness, and the same can be said at the time of Shakespeare’s Hamlet. These are seen through Prince Hamlet’s interactions with the specter of his father, and his actions thereafter. Other characters in Hamlet observe that Hamlet seems to be “going mad” in his ambitious quest to avenge his father. But, Hamlet is the only character to interact with the ghost, and the ghost advises Hamlet to kill…

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    Devine Walls Case Study

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    life of the suffering patient. In order to be diagnosed and classified as a schizophrenic one must experience hallucinations, disorganized speech, delusions, disorderly behavior, or negative symptoms at least two times in a one month period (DSM-V 99). Although Maureen does not experience all of these it is important to pay close attention to the ones she does experience: hallucinations, negative symptoms like avolition, and delusions.Through substantial research, it has been uncovered that…

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    Silverman, attempts to reinforce their claim by stating “Moran's account of his profuse perspiration, trembling, and hallucinations indicates delirious tremens, mania à potu.” (8). Delirium tremens is a state of confusion caused by alcohol withdrawals. According to the article, Poe showed signs of delirium tremens; trembling and hallucinations. However a sign of rabies is hallucination and rabies affects the brain, spinal cord and nervous system which could have also caused trembling. So it…

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    symptoms: positive symptoms, negative symptoms, and cognitive symptoms. Positive symptoms are not typically seen in healthy people. They are the symptoms that may cause people to “lose touch” with reality (NIMH 1). Some positive symptoms include: hallucinations, delusions, thought disorders, and movement disorders. Negative symptoms are symptoms that disrupting to normal everyday behaviors and emotions. These types of symptoms can include: depression, difficulty starting new tasks, reduced…

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    Horror In Macbeth Essay

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    heno longer told anything to her and he started neglecting her. Macbeth’s dangerous ambitions brought him hardships which terrorizes him because of the guilt he holds within himself made him become mad and destroyed him. His first encounter of a hallucination is the dagger, which is the murdering weapon that Macbeth used to kill Duncan.…

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    of the brain often shuts down under extreme stress, resulting in a chaotic wordless jumble of physical sensations or sensory images that can re-emerge as hallucinations during stressful situations. Therefore, the stress from her new role as head of the household, combined with the loneliness of her duties, the ghosts could easily be hallucinations of the governess’ mind. Due to the governess’ lack of social interaction, and great amount of inexperience; she becomes easily…

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    if they are losing their personal identity and sense of reality. Similarly, psychoactive drugs can cause delusions and hallucinations; this is…

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    Lewy Body Dementia: Lewy body dementia is the second most common type of escalating dementia after Alzheimer's disease. This condition leads to a gradual decline in mental capabilities. It may also create visual hallucinations, which typically take the form of animals or people who are not there. This can cause abnormal behavior such as having discussions with deceased loved ones. Another sign of Lewy Body Dementia may be massive shifts in awareness and attentiveness. Incidences may include…

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