Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a mental condition that causes excessive hyperactivity in a person. Furthermore, the illness is classified as a neurodevelopmental disorder. Most people are unaware that attention deficit disorder has been present for far longer than they think. Hippocrates, who lived from 460 to 370 BC,...
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Many synthetic and semi-synthetic produced medications derived from the opiate alkaloid precursor found in opium poppies are classified as opioids. Opioids include drugs like methadone, oxycodone, and heroin. Due to the overuse of opioids, opioid overdose is a serious illness. Opioids can be extremely harmful during therapy because of the...
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Mindset is the most important aspect in the success of any child, especially one with Down syndrome (Thomas et al. 2011, p. 196). If one believes that a specific child will succeed, they will if they are treated like any other regular youngster. It is because children with Down syndrome...
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Psychosocial disorder is a condition in which one's conduct and attitude are influenced by their social life. Given the availability of technology, most people's social life center around social media. A social life is necessary for leading a normal existence. If a person spends the majority of their time alone,...
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Recovery Principles in mental health involve health practitioners using a specific recovery plan to help and promote focused care and resilience in people with mental health disorders. These recovery concepts include not just the treatment and management of symptoms, but also a holistic recovery perspective that encompasses the patient's entire...
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One of the major public health issues confronting the United States is the fast rise in the prevalence of depression. Hidaka (2012) criticizes individualism, unhealthy eating habits, and a lack of fitness culture as underlying factors in the disorder's growing burden. Depression rates have risen disproportionately in recent years, with...
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Pregnant women in South Africa (SA) are at a significant risk of suicide ideation. According to a paper published by Gelaye et al., an estimated 100 deaths occurred in South Africa in 2015. (Gelaye et al p.7, 2016). This rate is higher than the rates recorded in Europe and North...
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The condition of age-related hearing loss, commonly known as (presbycusis), affects people as they get older. This is one of the most serious issues that elderly people encounter in their lives. According to studies, one out of every three persons in the United States has a hearing issue by the...
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The decision in this case was to treat the patient for bipolar 1 illness. The treatment for bipolar 1 illness is mostly determined by the patient's symptoms. Bipolar 1 is characterized with one or more manic or mixed mania episodes, according to the American Psychiatric Association (2002). We may deduce...
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The family is made up of a father (47 years old), a mother (40 years old), and four children, two boys (17 and 11 years old) and two girls (6 and 5 years). Everyone in the family is in good health. The eleven-year-old child was diagnosed with ADHD at the...
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The tympanic membrane, often known as the eardrum, is an important element of the human ear. It is made by a thin layer of soft tissues situated between the outer and middle ear. The tympanic membrane is 0.1mm thick and 9mm wide, with a weight of roughly 14 mg (Kitazawa...
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The ways in which people behave in large or small groups are referred to as group behaviors. Group behavior is made up of three components: group thinking, group shifting, and deindividuation. A group grows through four stages: the forming stage, the storming stage, the norming stage, and finally the performance...
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