{"id":24978,"date":"2023-07-22T02:38:39","date_gmt":"2023-07-22T02:38:39","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.goodacademic.com\/blog\/questions\/read-the-case-and-create-a-diagnosis-based-on-dsm-5-in-your-annotated-bibliography\/"},"modified":"2023-07-22T02:38:39","modified_gmt":"2023-07-22T02:38:39","slug":"read-the-case-and-create-a-diagnosis-based-on-dsm-5-in-your-annotated-bibliography","status":"publish","type":"questions","link":"https:\/\/www.goodacademic.com\/blog\/questions\/read-the-case-and-create-a-diagnosis-based-on-dsm-5-in-your-annotated-bibliography\/","title":{"rendered":"Read the case and create a diagnosis based on DSM 5. In your annotated bibliography,"},"content":{"rendered":"

Read the case and create a diagnosis<\/span>
based on DSM 5. In your annotated bibliography, introduce your case (what are the criteria for making<\/span>
that diagnosis). Then you start with the scholarly articles you will use to present your case.<\/span>
If you want to clarify your diagnosis before working on the annotated bibliography assignment, email your. course faculty with the case number, diagnosis, and criteria on which you made the diagnosis.We will use the same rubrics for the annotated bibliography.<\/span>This will be the case for the Panopto case presentation also. Please do not hesitate if you have questions. Be proactive in asking questions about the assignment so<\/span>that you can meet the expectations of the assignment, which will, in turn, meet the learning objective.<\/span><\/p>\n

Case Study 11
\nAnthony D\u2019louise is a 44-year-old single, unemployed white man brought into the emergency
\nroom by the police for striking an older woman in his apartment building. He stated, “That damn
\nbitch\u2014she and the rest of them deserved more than that for what they put me through.”
\nHe has been continuously ill since age 22. During his first year of law school, he gradually
\nbecame more and more convinced that his classmates were making fun of him. He noticed that
\nthey would snort and sneeze whenever he entered the classroom. When a girl he was dating
\nbroke off her relationship with him, he believed that she had been “replaced” by a look-alike. He
\ncalled the police and asked for their help to solve the “kidnapping.” His academic performance in
\nschool declined dramatically, and he was asked to leave and seek psychiatric care.
\nMr. D\u2019louise got a job as an investment counselor at a bank, which he held for 7 months. While
\nworking in that position, he had been getting an increasing number of distracting “signals” from
\ncoworkers, and he became more and more suspicious and withdrawn. It was during this time that
\nhe first reported hearing voices. He was eventually fired and soon thereafter was hospitalized for
\nthe first time, at age 24. He has not worked since.
\nMr. D\u2019louise has been hospitalized 12 times, the longest stay being 8 months. However, in the
\nlast 5 years he has been hospitalized only once, for 3 weeks. During the hospitalizations, he has
\nreceived various antipsychotic medications. Outpatient medication has been prescribed, but he
\nusually stops taking it shortly after leaving the hospital. Aside from twice-yearly lunch meetings
\nwith his uncle and his contacts with mental health workers, he is totally isolated socially. He
\nlives on his own, cooking and cleaning for himself, and manages his own financial affairs,
\nincluding a modest inheritance. He reads the Wall Street Journal daily.
\nHe maintains that his apartment is the center of a large communication system that involves all
\nof the major TV networks, his neighbors, and apparently hundreds of “actors” in his
\nneighborhood. There are secret cameras in his apartment that carefully monitor all of his<\/p>\n

activities. When he is watching TV, many of his minor actions (e.g., going to the bathroom) are
\nsoon directly commented on by the announcer. Whenever he goes outside, the “actors” have all
\nbeen warned to keep him under surveillance. Everyone on the street watches him. His neighbors
\noperate two different “machines”; one is responsible for all of his voices except the “joker.” He is
\nnot certain who controls this voice, which “visits” him only occasionally and is very funny.
\nThe other voices, which he hears many times each day, are generated by this machine, which he
\nsometimes thinks is directly run by the neighbor whom he attacked. For example, when he is
\ngoing over his investments, these “harassing” voices constantly tell him which stocks to buy. The
\nother machine, which he calls “the dream machine,” puts erotic dreams into his head, usually of
\n“black women.”
\nHe describes other unusual experiences. For example, he recently went to a shoe store 30 miles
\nfrom his house in the hope of getting some shoes that would not be “altered.” However, he soon
\nfound out that, like the rest of the shoes he buys, special nails had been put into the bottom of the
\nshoes to annoy him. He was amazed that his decision concerning which shoe store to go to must
\nhave been known to his “harassers” before he himself knew it so that they had time to get the
\naltered shoes made up, especially for him. He realizes that great effort and “millions of dollars”
\nare involved in keeping him under surveillance. He sometimes thinks this is all part of a large
\nexperiment to discover the secret of his “superior intelligence.”
\nAt the interview, he is well-groomed, and his speech is coherent and goal directed. His affect is
\nonly mildly blunted. He was initially very angry at being brought in by the police. After several
\nweeks of treatment with an antipsychotic medication that failed to control his psychotic
\nsymptoms, he was transferred to a long-stay facility with the plan to arrange a structured living
\nsituation for him.<\/span><\/p>\n





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