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    Antipsychotics Vs Sga

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    antipsychotics are strong D2 antagonists resulting in pronounced extra-pyramidal side effects and increased rates of hyperprolactinemia making them second-line treatments for schizophrenia (Werner). The SGA’s (risperidone, olanzapine, clozapine, quetiapine, paliperidone, aripirazole, and ziprasidone) are D2/5-HT2A antagonists and exhibit fewer extra-pyramidal manifestations and have therefore become first-line treatments in patients with newly-diagnosed schizophrenia (Werner). However, not all…

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    THE PRESENTING PROBLEM: 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…

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    Journal of mental health, 15(6), 478-492. Hawkins, D. W., & Hawkins, T. R. (2009). Restoring shattered lives. Journal of the mental health, 65(7), 457-462. Iberra-Yruegas, B., & Perales-Blum, L. (2016, Aug). Successful treatment of DID in teens with Quetiapine. Journal of child and adolscent Psychopharmocology, 26(6), 574-575. Middleton, W. (2013, Jun). (happening now) (having sex with a close family member) (very mean, unfair treatment) during (the time when a person is a child). Journal of…

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    Hypoxia Case Study Essay

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    The patient (pt) in room 584 is an 84-year-old Caucasian woman who was transferred to Lynchburg General hospital on December 12, 2016 from Stonewall hospital in Lexington in order to receive pulmonary care. Though she was admitted for unspecified dementia without behavioral disturbances, she was originally hospitalized at Stonewall since September 21, 2016 for atrial fibrillation with a low ventricular response rate, and dyspnea. She has co-morbidities of Parkinson’s disease and Lewy body…

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    Chlorpromazine (CPZ) is an antipsychotic drug. Antipsychotics are drugs that are utilized to regard side effects of psychosis, for example, daydreams (for instance, hearing voices), visualizations, neurosis, or befuddled considerations. They are utilized as a part of the treatment of schizophrenia, extreme gloom and serious tension. Antipsychotics are additionally helpful at settling scenes of madness in individuals with Bipolar Disorder. Chlorpromazine is utilized for Schizophrenia and…

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    Dementia Ethical Issues

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    According to articles in the Toronto Star, thousands of Ontario seniors are receiving powerful antipsychotic drugs such as olanzapine and quetiapine to treat dementia. As we are currently learning these drugs are claiming the lives of our seniors’ at an alarming rate. Ethel Geraldine Anderson was unfortunately one of those victims who died four month later after receiving an increased dose of Zyprexa. Are health care providers including doctors not abiding by the code of ethical conduct and…

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    Introducing Personality Disorders Personality is a combination of an individuals thoughts, feelings and behaviors. It is what defines a person in this world and it develops a reputation for an individual. Whether this is a desired reputation or not, it is developed from day one. An individual with a personality disorder may uphold a reputation that the majority of society would characterize as undesired. Antisocial personality disorder (ASPD), is a specific disorder that has been extensively…

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    TREATMENT Knowing how to treat each of these disorders is useful to categorize them and become one step close to answering the research question at hand. However, it is also essential to developing an understanding of the knowledge that can be used to treat affected patients of both disorders. It is important to note that treatment is a means of reducing symptoms, but is not synonymous with a cure for the condition. The most effective and commonly used treatment for Seasonal Affective…

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    Bipolar And Pregnancy

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    Bipolar and Pregnancy Bipolar disorder, sometimes still referred to as manic depression, is a mental disorder marked by alternating periods of elation and depression. Not only does it cause serious shifts in mood, energy, thinking and behaviour, the cycles of the disorder can last for days, weeks or months at a time. Bipolar disorders also have major adverse social and economic effects that often interfere with a person’s ability to work and function normally. For women, bipolar and pregnancy…

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    Borderline personality disorder is characterized by stereotypical repetitive and maladaptive interpersonal interactions. Considerable controversy exists regarding preferred treatment and prognosis (Gregory, 2004). The moods of borderline patients are erratic, their personal relationships are turbulent, and their self-image is unstable. When serotonin is decreased, certain areas of the brain involved in emotion regulation, impulsivity and aggression causes the brain not to function properly.…

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