Hallucinosis – psychopathological syndrome, a leading disorder are hallucinations. Hallucinations usually arise in one analyzer, at least a few. The resulting affective disorders, delusional ideas, psychomotor agitation are secondary and reflect the content of hallucinatory experiences. Hallucinations occur against the background of clear consciousness. Disorders can occur acutely, with characteristic bright hallucinatory symptoms, hallucinatory excitation, […]
Read MoreTrue hallucinations – the patient perceives hallucinatory images as part of the real world, the content of hallucinations is reflected in the behavior of the patient. Patients “shake off” imaginary insects, flee from monsters, talk to imaginary interlocutors, plug their ears, which can be an objective sign of their presence. Typical extraprice False hallucinations – […]
Read MoreHallucinations – perception disorder in the form of images and ideas, occurring with no real object. Simple hallucinatory images occur in one analyzer (for example, only visual). Complex (complex) – two or more analyzers participate in the formation of images. The content of hallucinations is associated with the total plot. On analyzers (on modalities) allocate […]
Read MorePerception is the initial stage of higher nervous activity. Through perception, external and internal stimuli become facts of consciousness, reflecting the individual properties of objects and events. Irritant – “feeling” perception ” view. Sensation is the simplest psychic process, consisting in the reflection of individual properties of objects and phenomena, arising in the process of […]
Read MoreThe syndrome as a stage of the disease can be the same in various mental disorders, which is due to the adaptation of the body to the changed conditions of life (disease) and is achieved with the help of similar methods of response. This manifestation is observed in the form of symptoms and syndromes, which […]
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