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    12 Major Organs

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    There are 12 major organs in the human body. Each of these organs severe an important role in the proper functioning of the human body, but the organ that is responsible for all bodily functioning is the “Brain”. The Brain is located in the center of the body; and protected by the skull. Without the functioning of the brain, a human would be lifeless. The brain is sometimes compromised; by different diseases and disorders. Nevertheless, depending on the type of disorder/disease the human is…

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    In the novel One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest a loud and boisterous man by the name of Randall Patrick McMurphy in an attempt to cheat the system is committed to a mental institution. What he does not know is that once he is committed only the head nurse can let him leave. After McMurphy realizes this he confirms this causes one of the patients named Cheswick to commit suicide. Almost immediately after Cheswick’s suicide McMurphy begins to upset the established order of Nurse Ratched and over…

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    The brain is the most fascinating and complex organ in the body. It is so powerful that we haven’t been able to map it out completely. The brain has a whole branch of science dedicated to it. Psychology is the scientific study of the mind, brain, and behavior. (Lillienfeld) The brain has the ability to receive and send signals better than any computer. We have the capability to perceive emotions because of our brain and it is really interesting how certain areas of the brain do specific things…

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    Inattentive Subotypes

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    Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD) is characterized in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (5th Ed.; American Psychiatric Association; 2013) by “a pattern of behavior, present in multiple settings, that can result in performance issues in social, educational, or work settings,” due to hyperactivity, inattention, or both. The three subtypes in which the diagnosis criteria is split into are: the inattentive subtype, the hyperactive-impulsive subtype, and the…

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    Schizophrenia is undoubtedly one of the utmost frightening severe brain disorders of all time. Nevertheless, there is an abundance of informative books and short stories to help individuals who suffer from this terrifying disorder. For example, while searching through the bowels of the internet, there was a narrative published by a female named Margaret Taylor titled My Experience of Paranoid Schizophrenia. In this short story she states how she would be at work and would hear abusive voices…

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    antipsychotic and nonantipsychotic drugs and nonpharmacological interventions have all been used in the treatment of schizophrenic symptoms with antipsychotic being the most common method. Antipsychotic medications are a class of drugs used to manage psychosis, one of the most common positive symptoms of schizophrenia. There are both first generation and second generation antipsychotics. The most commonly used antipsychotics are Clozapine and Olanzapine. Clozapine is usually the standard…

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    Schizophrenia Theory

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    Schizophrenia is a disorder of the brain that distorts and changes the way that the affected person acts, expresses emotions, the way they treat others, and even how they perceive reality. People with Schizophrenia deal with it different ways; for example, some may use art to express themselves and others may even completely deny they have a mental illness. With hours of research in addition of previous knowledge, this information is thoroughly researched and therefore accurate. 1% of all…

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    Lets start by learning our new term Schizophrenia, this disorder is common but can not be cured. This disorder affects the brain in which people break down reality abnormally. Mental disorder related between emotion, thoughts, and behavior. If you are or know anyone that suffers from Schizophrenia seeks medical treatment like rehab, support groups, etc. People may experience change of symptoms like cognitive, behavioral, mood, psychological, and speech. Schizophrenia and Dream House…

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    Can you picture your-self in a risky situation or mindset that will or can be real harmful to you and others? Risky situation such as you joining a gang for the first time. Also after joining knowing having to do a mission that will put you and others in harm’s ways. Macbeth was being influenced by his wife lady Macbeth to kill Duncan. Also knowing if he doesn’t goes by his wife’s wishes he will be looked at as less of a man. Schizophrenia is defined as any of a group of reactions by…

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    Life With Schizophrenia In today's world, many disorders and illnesses exist that affect people on a daily basis. A big severe psychological disorder that stands out in the United States and all around the world and is the most researched topic is Schizophrenia. An individual who has schizophrenia has a much harder lifestyle than someone who does not have it. Numerous people think that a person with schizophrenia is considered to be “crazy.” Unfortunately, this is somewhat true because…

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