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Small vessel disease related dementia
Small vessel disease related dementia This type of dementia, also known as sub-cortical vascular dementia or, in a severe form, Binswanger’s disease, is caused by damage to tiny blood vessels that lie deep in the brain. The symptoms develop more gradually and are often accompanied by problems with walking. Related articles across the web Depression link […]
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vascular dementia symptoms and stages
vascular dementia symptoms and stages Vascular dementia is the second-most-common form of dementia and accounts for approximately 20% of all cases of dementia. It is caused by problems in the supply of blood to the brain. If the vascular system within the brain becomes damaged and blood cannot reach the brain cells, they will eventually […]
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manic disorders are characterized by
Manic disorders are rare before puberty. In pre-pubertal children, symptoms of mania may be confused with attention deficit hyperactive disorder. Manic patients present with irritability, euphoria or elated mood and nsomnia. They tend to be hyperactive and may engage in reckless and impulsive behaviour. Manic episodes may be part of a bipolar affective disorder with […]
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Assessment of child and adolescent psychiatric disorders
Assessment of child and adolescent psychiatric disorders It is essential to undertake a full and comprehensive assessment before embarking on treatment of the problems. It may take more than one meeting before an assessment is completed. Assessments should be carefully planned and time allowed to explore with the child and family their attitude to the […]
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Case study on substance misuse: Joan for old people
Case study on substance misuse: Joan for old people The following case study highlights some of the issues to consider when an older person has a drink problem. Joan was a sprightly 74-year-old Scottish woman who had lived in London for many years. She approached the substance misuse service for help with her drinking, but […]
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substance misuse of meeting the needs of families and carers
substance misuse of meeting the needs of families and carers Despite the breakdown in relationships which can be associated with substance misuse many users do live with a partner, family or friends. This can often be a confusing and distressing experience for them. Some of these people will be actively involved in the care and […]
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substance misuse case study: Ray
substance misuse case study: Ray To illustrate some of the treatment interventions, which can be used with people with a dual diagnosis, Ray’s case is considered further. Ray was referred to the substance misuse team from an inpatient psychiatric ward where he had been admitted following a deterioration in his mental state. This had stabilized […]
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Case study about substance misuse: Ken
Case study about substance misuse: Ken Ken has an alcohol problem and a severe depressive disorder for which he has regular contact with his community mental health nurse (CMHN) and consultant psychiatrist. Ken decided that he wanted to stop drinking so was referred to the substance misuse team. The substance misuse nurse obtained detailed information […]
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substance misuse treatment:relapse prevention
substance misuse treatment:relapse prevention In this stage it is assumed that change has been achieved and the aim is to ensure that gains which have been made are maintained. For people with mental health problems the notion of relapse is broader than a return to problematic substance misuse. They may also experience a relapse of […]
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substance abuse treatment plans forms
substance abuse treatment plans forms Active treatment In this stage the client and nurse identify and pursue goals. It is important that the goals are realistic. Achieving small goals can encourage the client and help to produce a sense of self-efficacy. Not achieving can create a sense of failure and trigger a return to precontemplation […]
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