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In the subsequent years, physicians referred the disorder as elective mutism.... However, a great percentage of children with this disorder did not have a history of trauma in their lives.... Due to lack of logic in this, research on the real cause of the disorder continued.... Some physicians suggest that the condition is a manifestation of social disorder at a tender age.... With the new description, came along a new diagnosis of the disorder....
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In 1970s more symptoms were associated with the disorder and this formed a complete spectrum for the disorder.... In 1987 the name was changed to Adult Deficiency Hyperactivity disorder and the non stimulant drugs to treat this disorder were introduced in 2003 (Fitzgerald et al 2007; Londrie 2006).... bipolar disorder should be diagnosed properly as at times it gets difficult to differentiate between certain disorders and bipolar disorders.... Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder is one of the disorders which have similar symptoms as bipolar disorder....
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Amen, one of the psychologists, suggested neurophysiological and neurochemical changes occur when one is controlling his or her posture and movements while sleeping.... From the study of rapid eye movements termed as REM, the absence of tonic muscle is evidence and specifically, this happens when one is having a deep sleep associated with dreams.... apid contractions of limbs enable one to experience somatic afferent volleys with motoneurons effects and ascending spinal pathways as in the case of Sam and this leads to muscularization and synchronization of rapid eye movements when one is dreaming....
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The essay "A Critical Reflection of Forensic Practice Placement" is focused on the issues of forensic practice.... Admittedly, this essay explores the various ethical, legal, and professional issues that those working in a mental health care facility encounter on a daily basis.... .... ... ... According to the views of the British Medical Association, respect for authority is commiserative with the ability of an individual to decide....
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One of the most common types of depression is bipolar disorder.... This essay, The Nature of Depression, examines the nature of depression and considers a number of pharmacotherapy treatment options, and as the nursing considerations related to the disorder.... bipolar depression causes a person to have swung wildly from frantic highs to humbling depressive lows....
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It was in the late 1960s that the word hyperkinetic was associated with the disorder and the name was changed to Hyperkinetic Disorder of Childhood.... In the 1970s more symptoms were associated with the disorder and this formed a complete spectrum for the disorder.... The name given to the disorder has changed ever since its discovery.... George Still named the disorder as the Defect of Moral Thought.... Later on, these symptoms were seen in other children too and the name was changed to Post Encephalitic Behavior disorder in 1922....
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Amen, one of the psychologists, suggested neurophysiological and neurochemical changes occur when one is controlling his or her posture and movements while sleeping.... From the study of rapid eye movements termed as REM, the absence of tonic muscle is evidence and specifically, this happens when one is having a deep sleep associated with dreams.... apid contractions of limbs enable one to experience somatic afferent volleys with motoneurons effects and ascending spinal pathways as in the case of Sam and this leads to muscularization and synchronization of rapid eye movements when one is dreaming....
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These are because of the degeneration of the cells in the control centers in the brain that govern the voluntary movements of these parts.... In movement disorders, Huntington's disease manifest as involuntary movement of limbs (chorea), speech problems, muscular rigidity, abnormal ocular movement, and impaired gait and posture.... The defect is manifested by an abnormal reoccurrence of the CAG repeat on the DNA.... The cardinal symptom of the condition is an abnormal and uncontrolled movement of the limbs, head, face, and the upper trunk (Vargas et al....
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