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After reading the case study 2 (joe) Paper Content: 1. Based on the person's symptoms, please state which disorder that you think the person has. Thoroughly, explain that disorder as if I have no idea...

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After reading the case study 2 (joe)




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1. Based on the person's symptoms, please state which disorder that you think the person has. Thoroughly, explain that disorder as if I have no idea what it is BEFORE you begin talking about the person from the case study.

2. Please discuss the symptoms that the person displays that make you believe that your diagnosis is correct based on the sources that you are using.

3. Lastly, please discuss how you might treat this person's disorder based on your sources. Don't skimp on the treatment section! Make sure that it's thorough.

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Sumita Mitra answered on Nov 16 2021
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Case Study (Joe) Answers:
1) After evaluating the condition of Joe from the case study and analysing his symptoms, I feel the person has anxiety and panic attacks. It is always better to consider his panic attacks in detail as for the first time he encountered the same in the flight which was a closed situation altogether. His attacks consisted of lack of
eathing physical sensation, raced up heart beat etc. Initially this was interpreted to be having some sort of heart attacks which was ruled out later on. He also experienced anxiety, dizziness and blu
ed vision when he had these anxiety attacks.
Anxiety attacks or panic attacks happens in day to day life due to various reasons due to work stress, wo
y about financial condition and wellbeing of the family, death of someone near and dear etc. In such attacks the person experiences some sort of sudden panic, lack of
eath, pain in the chest and blu
ed vision. The situation also triggers a sense of fear and loss of control over oneself. Anxiety disorder patients like Joe, usually experience strong, excessive, and persistent concern and te
or in everyday settings. Anxiety disorders are frequently characterised by recu
ing episodes of acute anxiety, fear, or te
or that peak within minutes, which is also called as panic attacks. (Cleveland Clinic,2021)
2) If we see at the generalised symptoms of an anxiety attack, we can than relate that here Joe was experiencing the same and also showing similar...
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