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    The DSM 5

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    The DSM 5 The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) is almost like a bible to the likes of clinicians‚ researchers‚ insurance companies and many more. Ever since the very first edition back in 1952‚ there have been many debates and controversies surrounding the book. When the first edition came out‚ it contained 106 mental disorders in its pages which almost doubled by the time the 4th edition came by in 1994 with 297 disorders. Here we are at

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    relieves his symptoms of depression and anxiety. William shared that when he was a teenager he was placed on a 51/50 hold when he swallowed a bottle of pills after a breakup with his girlfriend. He stated he had a physical altercation with his father and was burdened by remorse‚ guilt and shame. William shared that he felt hopeless about life and could not endure another day on the street. William suffered from weight loss‚ poor hygiene‚ lack of concentration‚ and exhibits symptoms of; memory loss

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    Doxycycline must be taken at the appropriate dosage to have the most desirable effect on the body. It has the appearance of a hard gelatin capsule with opaque green cap and opaque green body with “100mg” printed in white ink (Kent Pharmaceuticals‚ 2013). For any antibiotic‚ there is a risk for antibiotic resistant bacteria. Doxycycline can also be ineffective if the bacteria starts to become

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    09/02/2013 PS2158 ANXIETY DISORDERS II: OCD AND PTSD Nora S Vyas‚ Ph.D. Module Leader n.vyas@kingston.ac.uk Overview By the end of this lecture‚ students will be able to: • Describe the clinical presentation of OCD and PTSD • Describe and evaluate the aetiological factors of these disorders • Describe the main treatment options for OCD and PTSD. 1 09/02/2013 Post-traumatic Stress Disorder • Definition & Prevalence • Symptoms & Diagnosis of PTSD • The aetiology of PTSD • The treatment of

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    The Dsm-5 Theory

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    grouping of symptoms. Theory of Mind as an explanation may only apply to those patients of schizophrenia who have paranoid delusions‚ so both explanations of schizophrenia‚ are only able to offer possible explanations for the existence of one of the positive symptoms of schizophrenia‚ paranoid/persecutory delusions. Freeman et al. (2002) state in their abstract that the focus of their theory is on persecutory delusions as a symptom of schizophrenia and not on schizophrenia as a disorder‚ but with a

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    Separation anxiety disorder is a condition that may be caused by several factors ranging from genetics‚ stress‚ parent-child relations‚ Behavioral inhibition and parents own insecurity. In Amanda’s case‚ there were many warning signs that was gathered during the therapy session for what might have been the causes of Amanda’s SAD. According to the textbook‚ children whose parents suffers from SAD‚ might be at high risk of inheriting this condition because it tends to run within the family. Stress

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    diagnosis. Diagnosis: Social Anxiety Disorder (Social Phobia) (F40.10) According to the DSM-5 (2013)‚ the characteristic symptoms of social anxiety disorder are marked‚ or intense‚ fear or anxiety of social situations in which the individual may be scrutinized by others. When exposed to such social situations‚ the individual fears that he or she will be negatively evaluated and become concerned that he or she will be judged as anxious‚ boring‚ or unlikable. Marked fear or anxiety about one or more social

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    at the sails‚ Benjamin and the crew waited out the robust winds. Anxiety is a disorder that makes the average person worry about the miniscule dilemmas. The disorderanxiety‚ shows one way that the virtue‚ tranquility‚ is not practiced in today’s society. When the boat to Philadelphia was torn at the sails‚ Benjamin and the crew waited out the robust winds. After

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    interventions. Excessive caffeine ingestion leads to symptoms that overlap with those of many psychiatric disorders. Caffeine is implicated in the exacerbation of anxiety and sleep disorders‚ and people with eating disorders often misuse it. It antagonises adenosine receptors‚ which may potentiate dopaminergic activity and exacerbate psychosis. In psychiatric in-patients‚ caffeine has been found to increase anxiety‚ hostility and psychotic symptoms. Assessment of caffeine intake should form part of

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    Social Anxiety Disorder Social anxiety disorders affect many people throughout the country. They can‚ in a sense‚ cripple the attitude that a person has towards the outside world. Sometimes a social anxiety disorder can be though of as just being shy‚ but it never goes away or lessens. As time goes on‚ the person will get worse and worse if no treatment is administered. They could possibly confine themselves to their own home‚ and never set foot outside unless it is absolutely necessary.

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