Zoloft

and other antidepressants

EMOTIONAL DISORDERS (AFFECTIVE DISORDERS)

Emotions are called sensory reactions (affect) of a person to objects and phenomena of the surrounding world, they always reflect a subjective assessment, attitude to what is happening. Lower emotions are caused by elementary (vital) stimuli (bad or good weather, satiety, fatigue, sexual satisfaction), reflect the degree of satisfaction of various instincts. Emotions can be […]

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SPEECH DISORDERS

Thirasia – Express it may be verbosity or be interspersed with Proverbs, puns. It is noted with accelerated thinking, the degree of severity of which directly affects the speech disorder. Logorrhea (polyphasia, speech incontinence) is an extreme case of accelerated speech, fast, long-winded speech (often incoherent content). Bradfute (oligophagy) slow speech, utterances are often monosyllabic, […]

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DEMENTIA

Dementia is an acquired form of dementia. Dementia, in contrast to oligophrenia, is always progradient, although the rate of decline in intelligence can vary greatly with different diseases. The final stage of the process of intellectual decline, leading to the complete collapse of mental activity, is called mental insanity. Lacunar (focal, Gimnazicheskaya) de mentia. Intellectual […]

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PATHOLOGY OF INTELLIGENCE

Intelligence is a set of cognitive abilities of a person, the desire to acquire new knowledge. Well-developed logical memory, purposeful thinking and high volitional activity are prerequisites for the formation of intelligence. There are two types of intelligence: practical and theoretical. Intelligence can be high, medium, or below average. Dementia is a pathology of the […]

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MEMORY. MEMORY CLASSIFICATION

Memory is a cognitive (Gnostic) function that allows you to accumulate perceived information. It is manifested in the form of abilities (functions) to record, hold and reproduce information (fixation, retention and reproduction). Short-term memory is characterized by the fact that a large amount of constantly incoming information is imprinted in memory for a short time, […]

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MIXED FORMS OF DELIRIUM

The nonsense of staging. Patients are convinced that others are playing a special show for them. Combined with the delirium of intermetamorphosis, which is characterized by delusional forms of false recognition. Symptom of a negative and positive double (Karp syndrome). When the symptom of a negative double, the patient takes close people for strangers. Fregoli […]

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DISORDERS OF THE SEMANTIC CONTENT OF THE ASSOCIATIVE PROCESS

Super-valuable ideas are thoughts that are closely connected with the patient’s personality, determine his behavior, have a basis in a real situation, and follow from it. According to the content, there are super-valuable ideas of jealousy, invention, reformation, personal superiority, litigious, hypochondriac content. Delusional ideas are false conclusions that arise on a painful basis, the […]

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MIXED FORMS OF DELIRIUM

Delirium of staging. Patients are convinced that others are playing a special performance for them. It is combined with the delirium of intermetamorphosis, which is characterized by delusional forms of false recognition. Symptom of a negative and positive double (Carpg’s syndrome). When the symptom of a negative double, the patient takes close people for strangers. […]

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THINKING DISORDERS

Accelerated pace (tachyphrenia) – thinking is superficial, thoughts flow quickly, easily replace each other. It is characterized by increased distraction, patients constantly jump to other topics. Speech accelerated, loud. Statements are interspersed with poetic phrases, singing. Associations between thoughts are superficial, but they are still understandable. The most pronounced degree of accelerated thinking is the […]

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SYNDROMES OF PERCEPTION DISORDERS

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, […]

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