6 Questions
Bruno's initial symptoms included anxiety and paranoid behavior.
True
Bruno's family was unaware of his mental state and did not take any action.
False
Bruno was diagnosed with schizophrenia.
False
With proper treatment, Bruno's mental state improved.
True
Bruno's family did not receive any support or education on his condition.
False
Bruno learned to take responsibility for his treatment and managing his chronic mental illness in the hospital.
True
Study Notes
- Bruno, a 26-year-old, experiences anxiety and stress due to work overload, leading to symptoms such as paranoia, insomnia, and irritability.
- Despite having a normal life, Bruno's mental state deteriorates, and he becomes isolated, feeling constantly watched and belittled by others.
- His family, concerned about his situation, researches and consults with his doctor, discovering words like "personality disorder," "psychotic episode," and "schizophrenia."
- A psychiatrist confirms Bruno has experienced an acute psychotic episode and informs him and his family about the symptoms and treatment options.
- With proper treatment, Bruno begins to feel better, but he eventually stops taking his medication, believing he is cured, which leads to a relapse and hospitalization.
- In the hospital, Bruno receives therapy and specialized care, learning to take responsibility for his treatment and managing his chronic mental illness.
- He joins a support group, where he meets others with similar conditions, and receives guidance on coping with his illness, finding employment, and rebuilding his life.
- Bruno's family also receives support and education on the disease, enabling them to better help him cope with his condition.
- Ultimately, Bruno understands that his chronic mental illness requires constant treatment, just like other chronic conditions like diabetes, fibromyalgia, or asthma.
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