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OUTLINE ObjectiveIntroductionDefinitionTypesCausesO.T Management/InterventionConclusionReference INTRODUCTION WHAT IS OCCUAPTIONAL THERAPY? Occupational therapy is a client centered health profession that is concern in promoting health and wellbeing through occupation. The primary goal of occupational therapy is to enable people to participate in the…
OUTLINE OBJECTIVEINTRODUCTIONDEFINITION OF TERMSHISTORICAL TIMELINEICD-11 CHANGES ON CONDUCT DISORDERS AND ADHDCONCLUSIONREFFERENCES INTRODUCTION The Eleventh Revision of the World Health Organization’s International Classification of Diseases (ICD-11) was approved by the Seventy-second World Health Assembly, comprising the health ministers of all World…
OUTLINE INTRODUCTIONBRIEF HISTORY OF PHYSIOTHERAPYAREAS OF SPECIALIZATIONSETTINGS FOR PHYSIOTHERAPY PRACTICEROLES OF PHYSIOTHERAPY IN HEALTHCAREPHYSIOTHERAPY TREATMENT MODALITIESPHYSIOTHERAPY IN MENTAL HEALTHCONCLUSIONREFERENCE INTRODUCTION Physiotherapy, also known as physical therapy (PT), is a healthcare profession that focuses on the assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention…
OUTLINE IntroductionDefinition of social interventionThe process of social interventionBenefits of social interventionChallenges of social interventionConclusionReferences INTRODUCTION The concept of social intervention in psychiatric hospital has a rich history dating back to the late 19th century when the first mental asylums…
OUTLINE OBJECTIVEINTRODUCTIONDIFFERENCES BETWEEN ICD-10 AND ICD-11 FOR PRIMARY PSYCHOTIC DISORDERSCONCLUSIONREFERENCES INTRODUCTION •Schizophrenia, schizotypal, delusional, and schizoaffective disorders, are all referred to as primary psychotic disorders. •A psychotic disorder is characterized by hallucinations, delusions, illusions, impairment in thoughts, affective response, ability…
OUTLINE INTRODUCTIONTYPES OF SPHYGMOMANOMETERSCOMPARISONPROPER HANDLING AND MAINTENANCE OF SPHYGMOMANOMETERSCONCLUSIONREFERENCES INTRODUCTION Sphygmomanometers are essential medical tools used in both clinical settings and home healthcare. The sphygmomanometer, commonly referred to as a blood pressure monitor plays a critical role in diagnosing and…
OUTLINE Introduction The response to stressful experiences Disorder specifically associated with stress Acute stress reaction Post traumatic stress disorder Adjustment disorder Grief Response to special kind of stress Conclusion References INTRODUCTION Stressful events can provokes psychiatric disorders. Such events can…
OUTLINE Introduction Epidemiology Aetiology Clinical features Comorbidities Diagnosis Management Conclusion INTRODUCTION Autism spectrum disorders are a group of neurodevelopmental syndrome characterized by impairment in: Social communication (verbal and non verbal). Restricted, repetitive behavior.
OUTLINE Introduction Diagnostic criteria Definition of terms Addiction cycle Phases of addiction process Factors that increases risk of addiction Theories of addiction Treatment Complications of addiction Conclusion References INTRODUCTION Addiction is a state of dependence produced either by the habitual…
OUTLINE Objectives Introduction Definition of terms Reasons for integration Complexity of integration Prinicples of integration Mhgap Models of integrations Challenges Conclusion References INTRODUCTION The management and treatment of mental disorders in primary care is a fundamental step which enables the…
