Schizophrenic Disorder
LA- 101
Prof. Jennings
Jeanne Ulacia
Monet Jeffers
Julila Rosario
Anna Dempsey
SCHIZOPHRENIC DISORDER IN RELATION TO ITS TRIGGERS, CAUSES, AND STANDARD PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES USED TO TREAT THE DISEASE.
Jeanne Ulacia, Monet Jeffers, Julila Rosario, Anna Dempsey
Students, Monroe College of Criminal Justice
Abstract
Looking from the outside in, schizophrenia means to suffer from delusions (something that is falsely believed or propagated) and hallucinations (for example, seeing or hearing things that do not really exist). Many may also acknowledge that schizophrenia can evolve from having mental processing disorders (for example, difficulty gathering thoughts and speech) or sudden changes in behavior.
This study explores schizophrenic disorder in relation to its triggers, causes, and standard precautionary measures used to treat the disease. The data collected revealed who amongst men, women, or children were more susceptible to the disorder. Although a there is not a known cure to terminate schizophrenia indefinitely, there are many alternatives to help control impulses. This review will shed light to the gruesome disease that haunts the lives of many vulnerable people.
This study explores schizophrenic disorder (chronic mental illness in which one loses touch with reality) in relation to its triggers, causes, and standard precautionary measures used to treat the disease. The data collected revealed who amongst men, women, or children were more susceptible to the disorder. Although a there is not a known cure to terminate schizophrenia indefinitely, there are many alternatives to help hinder the manic behavior and impulses behind it. This review will shed light to the gruesome disease that haunts the lives of many vulnerable people.
Written documents that identify Schizophrenia can be traced back to the old Pharaonic Egypt, as far back as the second...