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    the patient will make up or inflate symptoms in order for secondary gain. They will account for temporal lobe epilepsy‚ which would account for when the patient dissociates. Then they will test for schizophrenia‚ which would explain auditory hallucinations. They key difference between the two is that schizophrenics report the voices being from outside their mind whereas DID patients say the voices come from within. Once any other cause that may result in DID-like symptoms‚ then the psychologist

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    evident. Raskolnikov seemed to have no other objective besides worrying about the thoughts of others. This paranoia is part of what makes him so impulsive. In many parts of the book‚ he allows his insanity to think for him. Raskolnikov’s dreams and hallucinations come after the paranoia and impulsiveness. They truly show how alone he is. The real-life connection between sanity and interaction with people is evident in Crime and Punishment. As Raskolnikov begins to talk to people again‚ his mental state

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    said to be experiencing acute schizophrenia. Psychotic means out of touch with reality‚ or unable to separate real from unreal experiences. Schizophrenia is a disorder characterized by loss of touch with reality‚ thought disorders‚ delusions‚ hallucination‚ and affective disorder. Two psychiatrists came up with two-different concept of schizophrenia. One of the psychiatrists was Emil Kraepelin. He came up with the theory of dementia praecox. Two major

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    Haldol Summary

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    Haldol and providers don’t now the outcome of a patient who uses Haldol in the long-term. An elderly patient who suffers from schizophrenia are usually given Haldol for a long-term therapy. The provider may administer Haldol as way to decrease the hallucinations or delusions‚ but without knowing what could happen to the patient in the long-term. Rats studies have shown to have an effect on their sustained attention‚ decrease psychomotor speed‚ increase compulsive-type behaviors‚ and impair cognitive flexibility

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    Schizophrenia is a mental disability described by a collapse of general thought process and by poor ability to respond emotionally (concise medical dictionary‚ 2010). It usually exhibits itself as auditory figment of the imagination‚ bizarre hallucinations or muddled thinking and speech that is accompanied by momentous social or occupational dysfunctions. The inception of symptoms naturally occurs in early adulthood‚ with a global life span prevalence of approximately 0.3–0.7% (van‚ Kapur; 2009)

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    swelling of ankles or feet 6. Ativan: -Indication: Is used to treat anxiety disorders -Contraindication: Do not use if you are allergic to lorazepam‚ Xanax‚ Valium‚ and do not use if you’re pregnant -Side Effects: Confusion‚ Depressed mood‚ Hallucinations

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    nature as well as its importance. Some critics suggest that the Ghost’s main purpose is to confirm Hamlet’s suspicions about Claudius and also to set the plot into motion. Critics have also discussed whether the Ghost really exist or if it’s an hallucination. The Ghost’s importance and the direct affect it has on characters does not minimize with it’s short appearance within the play. While‚ the Ghost only appears in two scenes‚ it still manages to have some sort of affect on the characters

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    20-22 year of age‚ but in reality‚ this disorder can affect people of any age and sex and also it does not depend upon the geographical environment. Schizophrenia is a mental disorder in which a person suffering from it experiences delusions‚ hallucinations and some thought disorders. A person suffering from this disorder seems to have lost in the world‚ which is far away from

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    an award. The two discover they are not alone‚ and a disturbed‚ almost naked man (Donnie Wahlberg) shows in the doorway of their bathroom with a gun. Crowe realizes that he is Vincent Gray‚ a former patient whom Crowe treated as a child for his hallucinations. He blames Malcolm for his inability to help him and shoots him in the stomach‚ and seconds later pulls the trigger on himself. Months later‚ Malcolm returns to work with another frightened boy‚ 9-year old Cole Sear (Haley Joel Osment)‚ with a

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    Abstract What is hypnosis? There are many varying definitions that try to define exactly what hypnosis means and how it is used. The American Psychological Association defines hypnosis as a “cooperative interaction in which the participant responds to the suggestions of the hypnotist”. While hypnosis has become famous as an act where people are used to perform ridiculous actions for others amusement‚ it has also been clinically proven to provide medical and therapeutic benefits. These benefits

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