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    Parkinson Disease

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    Parkinson disease is a disease of the nervous system that affects movement. The disease is characterized by progressive loss of nigrostriatal dopaminergic cells due to a dopamine deficiency. Brain cell connections degenerate and die causing memory loss and destroying other important mental functions. Researchers are still unsure as to why the disease develops. A combination of genetic and environmental factors are thought to contribute to the risk of getting Parkinson’s‚ says Catherine Kopil‚ PhD

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    the personality traits of depression‚ anxiety‚ and bipolar disorder. It has also been shown to be involved with brain development. A lack of Serotonin has been found to be associated with impulsive behaviour and emotional aggression in individuals. Dopamine‚ a transmitter in the brain that is

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    Adhd and Einstein

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    Albert Einstein‚ who lived from March 14‚ 1879 to April 18‚ 1955‚ was a theoretical physicist‚ humanist‚ mathematician‚ and a genius. It is believed that the famous scientist dealt with ADHD throughout his life. ADHD stands for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. People with ADHD usually have trouble paying attention‚ controlling impulsive behaviors‚ or are overly active. It is said that when Einstein was in college‚ he was never organized and often skipped classes or came to class and thought

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    Dem 301 - 1

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    medications.F has been taking risperidone for a number of years‚ and one of the long term side effects is drug induced Parkinsonism‚ which includes movement disorders‚ unfortunately as it is not a brain disorder Parkinsonism usually doesn’t respond to dopamine treatments like Parkinson’s does. Outcome 1.5 : An individuals

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    factor is biochemistry. Neurotransmitters are thought to be out of balance in the nervous system of individuals with certain psychological disorders. For example schizophrenia has been associated with an excess of activity in the neurotransmitter dopamine. Depression has been associated with decreased availability of serotonin. The fourth factor is genes. Important new genetic research has highlighted the possibility that some people may be genetically at risk of development a mental disorder but

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    TriCyclic Antidepressants (TCAs). This kind of antidepressants are one of the first drugs to be used for treating depression. TCAs work the same way as SNRIs. However‚ TCAs affect other chemical messengers‚ which cause many side effects. TCAs have been replaced in popularity due to the side effects they bring‚ which include urinary retention‚ constipation‚ weight loss‚ weight gain due to increased appetite‚ profuse sweating‚ tremors‚ delayed orgasms‚ lowered sex drive‚ tremors‚ blurred vision‚ dizziness

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    neurologic disorder/central nervous system disorder that generally develops in older people‚ there is no known cure for PD but it is possible to live a long a fulfilling life. Explanation of Disease 1. Causes and Risks a. Caused by loss of dopamine. b. Risks for Parkinson’s disease are age‚ heredity‚ sex‚ and exposure to toxins. 2. Diagnosis Information c. A neurologic examination must be done. d. A diagnostic test can be done but rarely does it ever uncover any abnormality

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    ADHD: Fact or Fiction

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    because these behaviors are seen as disruptive in social settings such as classrooms‚ they have now been labeled as abnormal and symptoms of a disorder such as ADHD. On the opposite side of the spectrum‚ researchers have found that variation of a dopamine receptor gene may be the cause of the behavioral disorder (ABC News 2013). “If you have a certain variant of this gene‚ you have a greatly increased risk of having ADHD‚” stated Dr. Philip Shaw‚ a lead researcher in the Cild Psychiatry Branch at

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    Adult Nursing Final

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    antidepressants‚ mood stabilizers‚ psychotherapy & electroconvulsive therapy. Impulse control disorders (manias) pleasurable activities sex‚ substance abuse‚ shopping sprees. Antiparkinsons meds- psychotropic drugs cause symptoms. Caused by depletion of dopamine in CNS. Dopaminergic drugs!!! Amantadine‚ Selegiline‚ Levodopa combined to help levodopa reach brain. CNS stimulants for ADHD- Analeptics‚ caffeine‚ modafinil‚ amphetamines‚ anorexiants. Neuro Parkinsons symptoms- muscle rigidity‚ bradykinesia

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    Overview Of ADHD Diagnosis

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    counteract hyperactive impulsive symptoms such as distraction‚ forgetfulness‚ fidgeting‚ and excessive talking (“Symptoms”). Both medications speed up signals through the central nervous system and prevent cells from reabsorbing norepinephrine and dopamine‚ which are two examples of neurotransmitters. In addition‚ Ritalin takes effect and reaches peak performance quicker than Adderall (Morris). Most importantly‚ both medications have addictive

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