Nursing Mental Diseases
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Rapid and irregular heart action and feeling of suffocation are usually the most annoying symptoms. There may also be disturbances of digestion, anaemia, loss of weight, fine muscular tremors of the hands and profuse perspiration. The thyroid gland may show varying degrees of enlargement and the exophthalmus may be slight or marked. A white line of sclera between the iris and the upper lid which shows when the eyes are moved in a downward direction is usually noticeable.
Mental symptoms. Emotio...nal disturbances are the most prominent. These are increased irritability, loss of control, excitement and anger on very slight provocation, anxiety, agitation and depression. In severe cases restlessness is marked and delirium may develop.
UREMIA This is a toxic condition caused by the presence in the blood of constituents which normally are eliminated by the kidneys. These substances when retained in the circula- tion act deleteriously on the nervous system.
Physical symptoms. Headache, nausea, vomiting, dysp- noea without exertion and often so great the patient can- not lie down, arhythmical or Cheyne-Stokes respirations, edema of the extremities, twitching of the muscles and con- vulsions may indicate this condition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rapid and irregular heart action and feeling of suffocation are usually the most annoying symptoms. There may also be disturbances of digestion, anaemia, loss of weight, fine muscular tremors of the hands and profuse perspiration. The thyroid gland may show varying degrees of enlargement and the exophthalmus may be slight or marked. A white line of sclera between the iris and the upper lid which shows when the eyes are moved in a downward direction is usually noticeable.
Mental symptoms. Emotio...nal disturbances are the most prominent. These are increased irritability, loss of control, excitement and anger on very slight provocation, anxiety, agitation and depression. In severe cases restlessness is marked and delirium may develop.
UREMIA This is a toxic condition caused by the presence in the blood of constituents which normally are eliminated by the kidneys. These substances when retained in the circula- tion act deleteriously on the nervous system.
Physical symptoms. Headache, nausea, vomiting, dysp- noea without exertion and often so great the patient can- not lie down, arhythmical or Cheyne-Stokes respirations, edema of the extremities, twitching of the muscles and con- vulsions may indicate this condition.
What to read after Nursing Mental Diseases?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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