Trichotillomania

exemplify degrading consequences for manual functions. In article two, the information was based on the Impulse-Control Disorders in Gilles de la Tourette Syndrome with specific emphasis on intermittent, explosive disorder, self-injurious behaviour, trichotillomania and impulsive-compulsive sexual behaviour. In article three, the research

Home is home, and no other area can replace it, right? Of course! If somehow the house you live in now was moved across the country, it still wouldn’t be the same. No matter the identical décor around you, something still feels...off. Now, think about how animals feel trapped in enclosures a million miles away from home. Not only are they homesick, but many animal suffer from isolation and abuse while enclosed in zoos. Cases of danger, animal madness, and physical abuse have been, and still are,

disorder and how it presents itself, other than the obvious compulsive setting of fires (Williams, & Clements, 2007). Nurses be an advocate for these clients not only in the community, but also in various healthcare professions as well. The fact that there is no FDA approved medication for a disorder which has been recognized since the late nineteenth century is appalling (Grant, Odlaug, & Kim, 2007). Nurses must advocate for the research to be done on medications which may help those who suffer

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder                 Obsessive Compulsive Disorder is a lifelong disorder, which can cause a person to do things repeatedly. This disorder is identified by two general symptoms: obsessions and compulsions. An obsession can be defines as an unwelcome, distressing thought or mental image. (Schwartz, 1996) It is a thought that annoys you so much that it causes distress and anxiety. Compulsions are the

nervousness affects the body's largest organ- the skin. When a person blushes, it is easily exposed that the person is nervous. The linkage between skin and psychology plays an important factor in life and may be the root of all acne, eczema, trichotillomania. These days, dermatologists are much more accepting of the field now known as psychodermatology, which addresses the interaction

During my time in the course, I have learned more information regarding several topics that I previously knew little about. When I entered this course, I did not expect to benefit from it as much as I did. However, this course quickly became one of the most interesting courses I am taking because all the topics that we discussed were relatable in some way. My health has improved throughout this course, as I have become more self-aware of helpful and harmful choices that I make with my body. Recently

Anxiety. Anxiety is a serious thing that affects a ton of people every day. In everyday lives, anxiety affects everyone, but some are more affected than others. There are more mental health issues and different types of anxiety that put a toll on people and affect them in different ways. One moment you can be feeling so good and great and that everything is fine and all good, but then the next moment you can be feeling like it’s the worst thing in the world, and for some people it really can be.

When I entered this course, I did not expect to benefit from it as much as I did. However, this course quickly became one of the most interesting classes I am taking because all of the topics that we discussed were relatable. My health has improved throughout this course, as I have become more self-aware of helpful and harmful choices that I make with my body. Recently, the subject of physical activity for fitness and health was introduced and explained in class. I have never enjoyed going to

Many people limit alopecia to one thing, human hair loss. However, it has a tremendous impact on many species in our society Et. Al’s Frey, Rebecca J., PhD, and Taryn Terry (2016). When thinking about alopecia, many people only think about the hair on top of their head. Alopecia can be found anywhere on the human body also on some animals. There is a wide spectrum that results in having alopecia ranging from inflammation, harsh chemicals, mental disorders too hereditary Kapes, Beth A., et al. "Alopecia

Everyone has a point in their life when they feel anxious or nervous. First day of a job, driving on the interstate, or even meeting new people can cause sweaty hands, shakiness, and heart pounding. These are all signs can lead to the diagnosis of anxiety. For some people the anxiety can help them focus on a task, but for others it can interfere with the work set before them. If it were at a point of no control then he or she may be suffering from a type of mental disorder more commonly known as