Name the disorder and symptoms in each of the following scenarios and describe the treatment you might suggest and why you think it is appropriate for each of the following scenarios.
A. Disorder
B. Symptom
C. Suggested Treatment
Scenario
1. Maud is wandering around aimlessly. She often talks to herself. She appears to know no one and when police take her into custody, they cannot find any family, Maud continues to talk with people" the police can neither see nor hear. She seems suspicious and"rambles on about different topics.
2. Doug is a very charming individual. He flirts relentlessly. He goes into many money making schemes without any remorse for the effect his endeavors have on other people's lives.
3. Jody has been afraid of dogs ever since she was bitten by one when she was four. Now twenty years later, she still refuses to visit the houses of friends who have pets.
4. Diane blames herself for the ills of the world. She does not feel like getting out of bed each morning or studying for the exams and assignments at school She feels overwhelmed and as if she is sinking. She has also been putting on a lot of weight.
5. Matthew talks fast, has been making a lot of plans for his future and gets very irritable when anyone interrupts him or points out flaws in his reasoning He has also been having a lot more affairs than he used to just two short months ago when he was feeling rather low.

Answer & Explanation:

1) Maud's Disorder : Schizophrenia

2) Doug's Disorder : Passive Aggressive Personality Disorder

3) Jody's Disorder : Phobic Disorder

4) Diane's Disorder : Major Depressive Disorder

5) Mathew's Disorder : Borderline Personality Disorder

An illness that disrupts normal physical or mental functions is considered a disorder.

An Oxford English Dictionary is a dictionary of the English language. A disorder is a combination of issues that cause considerable difficulty, discomfort, impairment, and discomfort in a human's day-to-day existence.

1. Mood swings, chaotic conduct, self-harm activities, hallucinations, and terror are all symptoms of Maud's Disorder.

Medications and psychotherapy are suggested treatments.

2) Doug's Disease: Personality Type: Passive-Aggressive Symptoms of the disorder includes opposition to others' requests, a complaining attitude, and a feeling of being unappreciated.

Counselling and self-help techniques are suggested as therapies.

3) Jody's Disorder: Phobic Disorder Symptoms - Anxiety, racing heart, shortness of breath, nausea, dizziness, and disorientation

Self-help techniques and therapies are suggested as treatments.

4) Diane's Disorder: Symptoms of Major Depressive Disorder - Hopelessness, Despair, and Whacks in Mood

Psychological Treatment Therapy and Psychotherapy are two treatments that have been suggested.

5) Mathew's Disorder: Symptoms of Personality Disorder - Irritable impulsive, and a false self-image of grandeur

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) are two therapies that have been suggested.

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