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1.1.1Not to associate with something
1.1.2To doubt everything and wonder if it is true
1.1.3A person who cannot resist the temptation to set fires
1.1.4To make a forecast on the outcome of an illness
1.1.5A neurotic reaction where a person is very worried about his/her physical condition
1.1.6The relati on between body and soul
1.1.7High blood pressure
1.1.8The person cannot get enough of eating
1.1.9Skin infection under the ring due an unhappy marriage
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1.3n get drunk quick and general develop a greater addiction. n's psycho s ex life is more involved with her addiction than i s the case in cope easier
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1.5Environment (1\ 40] TOTAL SECTION A: SECTION B
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2.1On intellectual grounds changes also occur. The person's intellectual horizon decreases and his /her though ts fall into a groove. His /Her communication is without content and hackneyed expressions are frequently used. He
2.2Deceitfulness (lying, us ing aliases, conning others for personal profit or pleasure\ Impulsive (failure to plan ahead\ Irritability and aggressiveness (repeated fights/assaults Recklessness (disregard for
2.3.1This person gets sexual delight by displaying his /her body especially the sex organs, to people of the opposite sex. This is a deviation whic h in its pathological form is only seen by men.
2.3.2In opposition to the sadist the masochist gets sexual stimulation by pain and humiliation to him /her self. (2 (4\
2.4The cretinin (1\ [20]20
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3.1.1This person gets sexual stimulation by wearing clothes of the opposite sex. In most cases his /her attitude is that of a member of the opposite sex. Some authors state that this deviation is a combination of homosexualism and fetishism. Others show that
3.1.2The sadist gets sexual satisfaction when he /she gives his /her sexual partner pain. This can be in the form of physical in juries such as beating, kicking, biting or it may be physical in nature , such
3.2This is the greatest single clinical variety of mental deficiency. Of all the forms of mental deficiency this shows the clearest perceptible clinical image. The term 'mongolism' is given to this deficiency as a result of an epic
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4.1Conditions of anxiety are characteri sed by vague undifferentiated feelings, stress and anxiety, with no relation to a certain object or situation . The symptoms of anxiety neuroses is physical and psychical
4.2.2Fear f open spaces Fear f water (2 (4\
4.3This occurs when unknow n anxiety coming from deeper conflicts unfolds and changes into a physical symptom. These symptoms are always physical in nature. There are no noticeable structural injury of the aff
4.4Sleepwalking is a natural appearance in children. With adults it is a for m of dissociation. He /She walks around in a hazy dreamy way and performs intricate activities, and on waking knows nothing about it. He
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5.1.1Also known as high blood pressure. This factor is the most prominent cardiovascular disturbance. Approximately half of all people above the age of die as a result of some defect of the blood flow. Stress plays a large role in relation to blood pressure
5.1.2An ulcer is a raw sore on one's stomach lining (mucous membrane\. This sore is directly caused by an increas ed secretion of acid. The secretion of this acid is a natural process when food is present or when thinking of food. In the potential ulcer sufferer, the
5.2Quarterly (15 min ute s each\ for regular and follow up consultations. Appointments taking longer (for regular and follow up consultations\ are granted more time. If the doctor is fully booked and a patient must see him
5.3When the doctor returns, replace all stock. Specimens must be sent to laboratories. Remove used instruments. Clean and sterili e them. Replace all articles and refill all containers that have been used.