Medical Practice N5 — Memo P1
June 2018 — N5 — Medical Practice
N5
2018
Nated Business
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1.1.1resistance against something when continually subjected to it e.g. with continual use of drugs. The person must constantly take in more to get the same effect
1.1.2Something consists of more than one element or dimension
1.1.3Substances that stimulate the body and keeps the mind alert
1.1.4omething is seen or heard that does not exist
1.1.5A person is in a stage of delight and feels very good. (5 (10\
1.2.1Egocentric
1.2.2Promiscuity
1.2.3Sadist
1.2.4Vasectomy/castration
1.2.5Voyeurism (5 (10\
1.3.1alse
1.3.2alse
1.3.3alse
1.3.4alse
1.3.5alse (5 (10\
1.4Brain damage, child will be mentally retarded (2\
1.5Tri somy 21 . Individuals have 47 chromosomes in each cell instead of 46 (2\
1.6As soon as possible after birth (2\
1.7Excessive secretion of water in the ventricles of the brain (2\
1.8Neurotic nucleus (2\ [40] TOTAL SECTION A:40
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2.1The result of the excess use of alcohol brings about physiological changes. People build up a resistance alcohol. The more they drink the more they can drink The reason for this is not as previously claimed that there is an
2.2Homosexuality shows no clear form of perceptible clinical form. opular meaning which is a misconception, is that the homosexual betrays himself through feminis tic behaviour and attitude, an a ffected voice
2.3INFECTIONS Infections can be transmitted from the mother to the child or it may be contracted after birth. Under the first we have congenital syphilis and the rubella syndrome being the most important.
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3.1.1This person gets sexual delight by displaying his body especially the sex organs, to people of the opposite sex. This is a deviation which in its pathological form is only seen by men. Although women use exhibitionism as in nude dancing
3.1.2This person gets sexual stimulation from touching certain bo dy parts like hair, feet, hands or legs of the opposite sex. Certain pieces of clothing like stockings, handkerchiefs, lingerie and especially shoes have a high fetish value. Soap, perfume, flowers
3.2.1Also known as high blood pressure. This fact or is the most prominent cardio vascular disturbance. Approximately half of all people above the age of forty five die as a result of some defect of the blood flow.
3.2.2An ulcer is a raw sore on one's stomach lining (mucous membrane\. This sore is directly caused by an increased secretion of acid. The secretion of this acid is a natural process when food is present or when thinking of food. In the ulcer sufferer, the acid is
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4.1The outstanding characteristics of a person who suffers from a phobia is an irrational fear for an object or situation which can be seen objectively. The person might know that his /her fear is unfounded and even ridiculous, but it is
4.2.1Amnesia or loss of memory is a condition whereby the person loses information about his /her past and even identity. He /she forgets his /her name, home place, occupation, marital status, etc.
4.2.2Sleep is an ideal escape mech anism. The student who has to study for a test or examination cannot open his /her eyes even early in the ev ening. The audience listening to a boring speaker keeps
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5.1It must be tidy and neat. It must be colourful with plants and flowers. Magazines must be kept neat and they must be recent magazines. Children's toys must be washable. This will prevent the spreading of
5.2It must be neat and tidy. The stock must be replenished regularly. Soiled or dirty linen should immediately be replaced with clean line Dirt bins must be emptied and cleaned in the mornings and at lunch time
5.3About 15 min ute should be allowed for regular and follow consultations. Appointments taking longer (for regular and follow up consultations\ are granted more time.
Mark Allocation
Sections40 + 20 + 20 + 20 + 20 = 120 marks
Paper information
TitleMemo
SubjectMedical Practice
LevelN5
Document typeNated Business
Year2018
MonthJune
Pages10
Downloads4
Examination context
Decade2010s
Years ago8y
SeasonWinter (SH)
Start dayFriday
Exam periodJune 2018
Days since exam3,053
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