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    events. Symptoms include nightmares and flashbacks. Some can be triggered by events or people that remind the individual of the trauma. Strong‚ disturbing‚ emotional or physical reactions often follow these memories. PTSD often bring about avoidant/numbing symptoms whereas‚ the individual avoid people‚ situations‚ conversations or any activity that reminds them of the trauma. Finally‚ there is the constant need to scan their surroundings for danger; they experience difficulty in sleeping‚ concentrating

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    causes an abnormal reaction to loud noises and difficulty sleeping due to repeated nightmares. "Exaggerated startle is reputed to be one of the cardinal symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder. This symptom was more notable in victims of severe trauma and was accompanied by anxiety and fear of a repeat situation (Grillion‚ C.A. et al.‚ 1995.) Difficulty sleeping due to nightmares was another

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    PTSD In Veterans

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    the traumatic event‚ and being on guard all the time‚ jumpy‚ and reactive. distressing thoughts and flashbacks make you feel like the event is happening again. People tend to experience extreme emotional and physical reactions to reminders of the trauma‚ and these cause issues such as panic attacks‚ uncontrollable shaking‚ and heart palpitations. PTSD victims also tend to avoid people‚ places‚ and thoughts that could bring back memories. This causes withdrawal from friends and family and the loss

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    Positioning and Differentiation Paper For Referencing Only- Do Not Copy Positioning and Differentiation Paper The positioning and differentiation strategies of two nearby hospitals‚ St. Francis Hospital located in Roslyn‚ New York and the Schneider Children’s Hospital in New Hyde Park‚ New York will be discussed in this article. These two institutions are located in Long Island‚ New York and are approximately 5.2 miles apart from each other‚ servicing the nearby counties of Queens‚ Nassau

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    include earthquakes‚ tsunamis‚ flooding‚ snow storms‚ and volcanic eruptions. Man-made events include war‚ torture‚ kidnappings‚ and abuse. Within the world‚ abuse is often inflicted on children. Child abuse is a social issue that inflicts lasting trauma and can lead to a plethora of issues. These issues

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    Below are five peer-reviewed articles that I will use for my research study for the effectiveness of counseling for individuals who suffer with PTSD‚ mental health issues and substance use disorder. Trauma originated from a Greek word meaning "wound". It merely meant physical injuries‚ however‚ nowadays trauma is considered to have emotional wounds too‚ as we have seen the emotional impact of a traumatic experience to an individual. The psychological

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    IHCD Paramedic Module H Assessment Using the answer sheets provided‚ encircle your answer against the corresponding question number. 1 Weight has the greatest effect on the amount of kinetic energy produced a. TRUE b. FALSE 2 Blunt trauma produces temporary cavitation a. TRUE b. FALSE 3 Sympathetic action causes pupil dilation a. TRUE b. FALSE 4 A capillary refill of more than 4 seconds indicates serious circulatory compromise a. TRUE b. FALSE 5 In time critical patients‚

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    three session’s therapy. But the psychiatrist is mad at him that’s he don’t want give Antowne a therapy. Week after Weeks finally they have a conversation. And Antowne began to tell his story and Lt. Commander Williams finds out that he has emotional traumas and he said he came from the under the rock. Fisher meant that he is under pressure. He felt that he is in the dark with no one to hold. He felt that there is a weight pushing him down and there is no one to help since he has no family when he grew

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    Psychology presentation PTSD and biological factors The signs and symptoms of PTSD‚ therefore‚ appear to reflect a persistent‚ abnormal adaptation of neurobiological systems to the stress of witnessed trauma. The neurobiological systems that regulate stress responses include certain endocrine and neurotransmitter pathways as well as a network of brain regions known to regulate fear behavior at both conscious and unconscious levels. Not surprisingly‚ much research has consequently focused on exploring

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    altering. Managing the risk of spinal cord injury in trauma patients is an understandable concern for medical professionals. Spinal immobilization is initiated on a regular basis in pre-hospital setting for patients at risk of a spinal cord injury. In the past immobilization has been thought to be a relatively harmless procedure. There is now‚ however‚ growing evidence that this approach can be harmful‚ pre-hospital spinal immobilization in trauma patients should

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