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2 years ago

HELP ASAP!! DUE TOMORROW!! WILL MARK AS BRAINLIEST IF ANSWERED NOW!!

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2 answers:

Talja [164]2 years ago

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1. Clyde: 36 years Old

Diagnosis: General Anxiety Disorder

Matching Symptoms:

-Feeling constantly "on Edge"

-Difficulty concentrating

-Irritability

Note: A clinician should evaluate the degree of patient dysfunctionality in order to diagnose the disorder.

2. Herm: 27 years Old

Diagnosis: Social Phobia

Matching Symptoms:

Herm finds it embarrasing to work with people in groups because he is afraid people will judge him. He is also afraid he might say the wrong thing and be laughed by his co-workers.

-Fear of being judged by others in social situations

-Being embarrased or humiliated in social situations.

3. Mildred

Diagnosis: Seasonal Affective disorder.

Matching Symptoms:

-Persistent low mood

-A loss of pleasure or interest in normal everyday activities

-Sleeping for longer than normal and finding it hard to get up in the morning.

4. Gladys: 34

Diagnosis: Paranoid Schizophrenia

Matching Sypmtoms: -

-Hallucination and Delusions

-Persecutory Thougths

5. Agnes: 19

Diagnosis: Agoraphobia

Matching Symptoms:

-Avoiding places or situaion that could lead to panic attacks

-Avoiding being far away from home

-Feeling she would be unable to function or survive without the help of others.

6. Betsy: 40

Diagnosis: Specific Phobia

Matching Symptoms:

-Fear of an specific object or situation.

-Avoidance of said object or situation.

7. Hilda.

Diagnosis: Panic Disorder

Matching Symptoms: Actually they appear to be symptoms of a Panic Attack, not a panic disorder.

Diagnosis Criteria of a Panic attack:

3 somatic symptoms such as: Heart racing, feeling weak and dizzy, trouble breathing.

and one cognitive symptom: Thinking that she is going to die.

Stella [2.4K]2 years ago

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1. Generalized Anxiety Disorder
Symptoms include feeling uneasy, stressed and being irritable
2. Social Phobia
Symptoms include feeling nervous in front of crowds of people.
3. Major Depression
Symptoms include not leaving the house, not getting out of bed and feeling bored and uninterested.
4. Paranoid Schizophrenia
Symptoms include hearing voices, thinking people are out to get her.
5. Seasonal Affective Disorder
Symptoms include sudden change in behavior, and missing class because of stress
6. Specific Phobia
Symptoms include being fearful of one thing.
7. Agoraphobia
Symptoms include feeling like you are going to die, feeling weak and dizzy.

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