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1.1.1Deriving sexual gratification from observing unsuspecting others engaged in intimate activity
1.1.2Sexual gratification from the infliction of physical pain or humiliation, either on another person or on oneself
1.1.3Erotic attraction to animals
1.1.4Inability to get and keep an erection sufficient for intercourse
1.1.5An inherite d disorder resulting in a build up of phenyla anine/inability to metabolise phenylalanine
1.1.6An abnormally small head due to abnormal brain development
1.1.7Abnormal build up of cerebrospinal fluid in the brain
1.1.8physical illness that results from or is made worse by mental or emotional factors
1.1.9An extreme or irrational fear of or aversion to something
1.1.10
1.2.1False
1.2.2True
1.2.3False
1.2.4False
1.2.5True
1.2.6False
1.2.7True
1.2.8False
1.2.9True
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2.1Age Date of birth Sex Address Telephone/Cell phone number Medical aid information Details of family member/next of kin Marital status
2.2Set/Maintain a comfortable room temperature Eliminate dra ugh ts from windows and doors but ensure adequate ventilation Ensure adequate lighting Ensure that equipment and instruments are in good working order
2.3Smartphone use can become an addiction, with many compulsively checking their phones for new updates on social media, which becomes stressful, increasing anxiety Those who already suffer from anxiety are more likely to
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3.1Chest pain Constipation Diarrhoea Nausea Dry mouth Tiredness/Fatigue General aches and pains Headaches High blood pressure
3.2Lack of genuine empathy Callousness/Cold heartedness/Uncaring behaviour Lack of remorse Insincer ity /Superficial charm Deceitfulnes
3.3Improve your diet Exercise Meditate Try yoga Learn to do breathing exercises Listen to music Write down your thoughts to facilitate processing Reduce
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4.1Empathy Patience Tolerance Interest Confidentiality Helpfulness Competence (7\
4.2Frequent doctor visits Frequently changing doctors Wanting multiple second opinions/visiting multiple doctors Seeking constant reassurance Not feeling reassured by doctors or anyone else that he/she is fine
4.3A specific cause may be unknown, but there are social, cultural, environmental, psychological and genetic links/it is multifactorial Alcohol is an addictive substance The ri sk of alcoholism increases with
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5.1Drug cravings Agitation Anxiety Depression Chills Increased blood pressure Increased heart rate Shivering
5.2Order in bulk to better ensure supply and save money Have sufficient storage space available Order new supplies in time to ensure that supplies are always on hand e.g. when half of the present supply is left
5.3Some people try to mask or treat emotions such as anger, loneliness or depression by eating, or eat to avoid dealing with their feelings Some eat as a way to overcome feelings of boredom or worry, or because