Psychotic disorders change one’s sense of reality and cause abnormal thinking and perception. Patients presenting with psychotic disorders may suffer from delusions or hallucinations or may display negative symptoms such as lack of emotion or withdraw from social situations or relationships. Symptoms of medication-induced movement disorders can be mild or lethal and can include, for example, tremors, dystonic reactions, or serotonin syndrome.
Complete a focused SOAP note for a patient in a case study who has either a schizophrenia spectrum, other psychotic, or medication-induced movement disorder.
Objective: On physical examination, patient appears fidgety and pale with mild tremors in his hands. His vitals are within normal limits with blood pressure 120/80 mmHg, pulse 80 bpm, respiration 16 breaths per minute, temperature 98°F (37°C). Cognitively he exhibits diminished concentration levels as well as disorganized thought processes indicating possible psychosis.
Assessment: Based on the patient’s assessment it is likely that he is exhibiting signs of either schizophrenia spectrum disorder or medication induced movement disorder due to psychopharmacological agents such as antipsychotics or antidepressants (Chang et al., 2018).
Plan: The patient will need further evaluation with laboratory tests and imaging scans to rule out any underlying medical conditions before proceeding with any treatment plan. Depending on results clinical diagnosis will be decided upon between schizophrenia spectrum other psychoses medication induced movement disorder accordingly A comprehensive pharmacologic management approach then implemented consisting of antiparkinsonian medications mood stabilizers anxiolytics etc depending severity symptoms overall goal optimal symptom control safe effective manner . In addition, psychological treatment such counseling cognitive behavioral therapy may recommended order address any underlying mental health issues which may contributing current situation .
This is an inquiry whose answer has been questioned since restorative recovery initially came into utilization. Some view it as, “permitting the state to act coercively against wrongdoers,” while others see it as, “permitting the state to act indulgently toward guilty parties,” (F Cullen and P Gendreau, 2012), while others view it as the main compassionate and successful technique for diminishing recidivism. In this exposition, I will show the two sides of this contention and the advantages and disadvantages to the two techniques, to deliver a fair and unprejudiced arrangement by looking at and contrasting Swedish penitentiaries (which select a more rehabilitative way to deal with) the UK framework (which has a more correctional methodology). I will likewise be referring to a few different free examinations which investigate the viability of remedial restoration.
Restorative recovery is characterized as, “”an arranged remedial mediation that objectives for change interior as well as friendly criminogenic factors fully intent on decreasing recidivism and, where conceivable, of working on different parts of a guilty party’s life,” (F Cullen, n.d.) and is established upon the possibility that, by handling the base of their concern, individuals can improve. These days, this is finished through treatment that assists with handling medication or liquor issues, and endeavors to get to the foundation of why they irritated, as well as showing prisoners important fundamental abilities which they can utilize when they are delivered once more into society. In any case, this strategy is moderately late and was just established and explored somewhere in the range of 1930 and 1950; one of the primary instances of a more rehabilitative methodology was in 1787 when Dr Benjamin Rush lead the “Philadelphia Society for Mitigating the Tragedies of Public Detainment facilities [… ] The Quakers figured isolation could change hoodlums. In such cells, the guilty parties could thoroughly consider their unfair ways, atone, and change.” (Encyclopedia.com, 2005). Not long after this, prisons were created, which presented work during the day and imprisonment during the evening, and gave detainees more design to their day to day routines and something helpful to do with their time. Restoration filled in fame during the mid twentieth hundred years and turned out to be generally utilized until the 70s and 80s, where it turned out to be considerably less great (B Huebner, 2009), perhaps because of a negative ‘Nothing Works paper composed by Robert Martinson in 1974, which uncovered the failure of most treatment programs. From that point forward there have been various strategies for improving detainees, the main change is the latest model.
The possibility of discipline, nonetheless, is “the punishment or burden of a punishment as retaliation for an offense.” (Oxford Word references | English, n.d.), and in essential terms, utilizes discipline to instruct wrongdoers that negative activities have unfortunate results. This has gone back since society created (before this, it was the occupation of the family to teach the culprit). Early texts, for example, the Good book characterized what was an offense and its fitting discipline, which frequently involved being constrained into servitude for a long time as domains created. For more awful wrongdoings, the punishment was demise or expulsion, which then advanced into transient detainment followed by torment which turned out to be progressively utilized in the Archaic time frame. To go with this, new torment gear, the ‘Iron Lady’ for example, was concocted. Being hung, drawn and quartered, extended