What are some ways to overcome insomnia without drugs? Have there been any unintended or adverse consequences of the use of chemical sleeping agents?

Is depersonalization a symptom of anxiety?

What acute adverse psychological reactions are produced by the various psychedelic drugs?

If no one treatment for alcohol or other drug use disorders has been found to be effective for everyone, do the available formal treatments for these disorders have any value?

What are the potential negative consequences or side effects of using Cannabis?

How is methadone treatment for heroin addiction similar to nicotine replacement therapy in the treatment of nicotine addiction? How is it different?

Is it  possible  for  someone  to  make  a  “rational”  decision  to  commit suicide? Under what circumstances? Are laws ethical that permit physician-assisted suicide? Why or why not? A person with bipolar disorder frequently discontinues taking medication when out of the hospital, becomes manic, and engages in risky behavior such as speeding, drinking and driving, and incurring large debts. How do you reconcile the client’s right to refuse medication with public or personal safety? Who should make such a decision? How could it be enforced?

Which of the disorders are MOST likely to be comorbid with substance use disorder(alcohol, drugs)?     cyclothymic disorder panic disorder post traumatic stress disorder social anxiety disorder Bipolar disorder (either I or II) persistent depressive disorder attention deficit disorder adjustment disorder with mixed emotional features double depression

Please match the altered state of consciousness with the patient it best describes. Delirious V [ Choose ] A patient who bumped there head during an automobile accident who is having trouble thinking clear A 63 year old wornan who has not taken anti-psychotic medications and is having an acute onset of H A car accident victim who was ejected from their vehicle and is not aroused by even painful stimuli A patient who has taken too much anti-anxiety medication and is now acting in a sluggish and uninter A patient with acute gastritis who is struggling to stay awake but responds to voice or touch An injured patient who contains to fall asleep unless forcefully shaken or yelled at Confused Obtunded [ Choose ) Stuporous [ Choose ] Lethargic [ Choose ]

What is the possible long-term effects of anxiety if not properly treated, and the importance to understand the influence behind the anxiety disorder such as environmental and genetic factors?