Of the Following Neurological Factors That May Contribute to the Severity

question 35

Multiple Choice

Of the following neurological factors that may contribute to the severity of a crisis,which is not true?​

• A)Neurotransmitter discharge during a crisis,while dramatic,is always of intense,short duration.
• B)​Long-term,chronic changes in neurotransmitters have been linked to mental illness.
• C)​One's gene pool may have something to do with "catch" rates
• D)A client forgetting to take psychotropic drugs to control mental illness.

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Definitions:

Approaching Death

A phase indicating that a person is nearing the end of life, often characterized by specific physical and psychological signs.

Respiratory Pattern

The rhythm, depth, and rate of breathing, which can be indicative of health status or abnormalities in respiratory function.

Tactile Sensation

The sense of touch or feeling perceived through the skin, including texture, temperature, and pressure.

Predischarge Assessments

Evaluations performed before a patient is discharged from a healthcare facility to ensure they are safe to leave and continue care at home.