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Module 4 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Treat major depressive disorder, anxiety disorders, bipolar disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), and sometimes chronic pain or sleep disorders.
  - - - With clinical depression inflammation is increased by 30% towards the brain.
      - From studies about depression the chronic inflammation will affect any brain function and also affect the neurotransmitters. Depression inflammation can be treated. Some examples are exercise; by exercising you can decrease body weight while taking your mind off of things in life that will bring on that depression.
- - - - When the person is using their choice of drugs or alcohol it attacks the nervous system.
        
        With the nervous system it includes the brain, spinal cord and other nerves and cells. It affects the behavior of the person, their emotions and how they act towards others and also affects how the person functions in the world.
- - - - The positive symptoms will include the person having hallucinations, false beliefs and scattered thinking. With the hallucinations, it causes the person to hear voices, also to see things that are not there. The false beliefs come into play when the person feels like they have certain powers or superpowers and that they can do any and everything that they believe. The scattered thinking involves speech problems and difficulties having normal conversations.
        
        The negative symptoms will include the person not having normal emotions or expressions. They also lack motivation. They will not do their normal activities and show no emotions towards their families and friends.
        
        The cognitive symptoms include memory lost. They cannot make certain decisions by themselves because they cannot hold the information that is being given to them. They cannot stay focused on things. Schizophrenia can come from genetics. It can come from the imbalance within the brain, and it can also come from the person's trauma or environment that they come from. Medication and therapy can help with some of the symptoms.