PATHOLOGY № 5TASK №o1A 24-year-old patient was admitted to a psychiatric hospitalwith a diagnosis of Hysterical Neurosis. He had complains ofheadaches, irritability, nausea, poor sleep. During conversationwith a doctor the patient demonstrated groans, sobs, the urge tovomit, the presentation of unsubstantiated claims to medicalstaff. On examination: signs of somatic and neurologicalpathology were not detected. A day later, during a conversationwith a doctor, the patient had an emotional “explosion" (shouting,crying, moans, chaotic movements), followed by a short loss ofconsciousness and the development of hysterical paralysis of theleft hand.Questions:6. What disorders or sensory sensitivity can develop in thisdisease?7. What diseases risk factor is neurosis?

6. Hysterical Neurosis: Neurotic disorder distinguished by violent emotional outbursts and…

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