Question

1. An 18 year-old female presents to the clinic with complaints of joint pain (arthralgia) and intermittent low back pain Patient cannot recall any mechanism of injury She reports she has trouble falling asleep at night and is unable to get a good night's rest. She often feels restless" or "on edge", which she associates with not sleeping She states she constantly worries about her performance in school, her family, and her mother's health, who has recently been diagnosed with Stage IV Small Cell Carcinoma Patient also states she wakes up at night with throbbing headaches that last for a couple hours. She feels tense the majority of the day, causing her to feel stiff She also has difficulty paying attention in class and finishing her homework a Based on the above case study identify the disorder, the child is suffering from. b. Which statement from here DOES NOT truly depict the nature of the disorder? 1. Patient cannot recall any mechanism of injury. She often feels "restless" or "on edge", which she associates with not sleeping ii She constantly worries about her performance in school her family, and her mother's health. iv. She feels tense the majority of the day, causing her to feel stiff c. Identify the odd one out i. Specific Phobias 11 Social Anxiety disorder iii Agoraphobia iv. Generalized Anxiety Disorder 2. Reema is constantly checking if the doors of her house are locked. She is not able to rest or sleep at night because of it and continuously worries that her house will be ransacked. What could be the possible reason for her feelings/disorder in light of the diathesis-stress model? 3. Dr. Ram described Ishrat's condition of mental illness as emanating from the nasty comments made by his neighbors and people in his society. They used to call him 'crazy".​

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