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Positive Symptoms
Treatment
Background of Schizophrenia
Negative Symptoms
Causation
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especially high in individuals diagnosed with schizophrenia, with estimates ranging from 80 to 90% being regular ______
What is Cigaret smoking
100
There are also _______ _______ that deal specifically with schizophrenic people. This helps you not only do you have no one to talk to which is why they are so ideal but you wouldn't be able to afford therapy.
What is Support Groups
100
This mental disorder influences you to lose all touch with reality and gain a new self viewing of the world you live in.
What is Schizophrenia
100
People with this disorder have a life expectancy of _____ to _____ years less
What is 12 to 15
100
Even though gene inheritance is a big factor what ultimately causes schizophrenia is when there is a genetic link and more ______ then the body can handle.
What is Stress
200
The reason they are referred to as _________ isn't because they are desirable but because they are present.
What is Positive Symtoms
200
Studies also suggest that patients with schizophrenia who do regular _______ ________ will help them mentally and physically.
What is Physical Exercise
200
Schizophrenia Ranked ____-most-disabling
What is Third
200
Schizophrenia is a major cause of _______ both mental and physical.
What is Disability
200
Research suggests “schizophrenia tends to run in families meaning that _______ _______ plays a major role in the likelihood of developing schizophrenia”.
What is Genetic Inheritance
300
This is the idea that everyone or anyone can hear what your thinking or have inserted themselves inside your brain are using your thoughts to try and capture you for your own apparent reasons.
What is Delusions
300
In most cases because of this patients suffering with schizophrenia tend to take the medication as well as follow up with ________ _________, to help more with the negative symptoms.
What is Psychological Treatment
300
Being shy, scared, obsessively compulsive, depressed or even anxious
What is Psychological disorders
300
These are _______ like loss of motivation, lack of goal-directed activity, poor problem solving ability, limited speech, social withdrawal and poor hygiene.
What is Symptoms
400
Is one of the most focal symptoms that adheres schizophrenia, This is the imagination of a false presence and hearing.
What is Hallucinations
400
Although anti psychotic medication can be very affective in reducing the positive symptoms of schizophrenia it fails to help the ________ side of the symptoms.
What is Negative
400
This include the delusion of being influenced or driven by an external force, The belief that thoughts are being inserted and broadcasted into a conscious mind, being able to have a conversation with one’s self due to hallucinatory voices.
What is “Schneider’s third-rank symptoms”
400
Like I stated previously these are the symptoms that are ______ or _______ that an average person walking down the street might not be able to notice in a schizophrenic person
What is Hidden or Absent
400
During the 1950s and 1960s psychiatrists and researchers teamed up and theorized that unhealthy patterns of family communication and interaction was a ______ ______ for this disorder.
What is Breeding Ground
500
The imagination of a false presence or hearing is the most common form in schizophrenia but patients say that it will affect one or even more of their
What is Senses
500
The most often used treatment is anti psychotic medication most likely _______ .
What is Risperdone
500
In the early 20th century a psychiatrist by the name of________ developed different forms of psychotic symptoms that he believed separated schizophrenia from any other psychotic disorder.
What is Kurt Schneider
500
It has been studied that some schizophrenic patients show what called the ______ which is basically inhabiting the traits of a zombie it lighter terms. There is no emotional response, they tend to speak in monotone with no visible facial expressions.
What is Flat Affect
500
What they neglected in there theory was that these unhealthy patterns of interaction and communication could be the ______ rather then the cause.
What is Result