SCHIZOPHRENIA

Schizophrenia

A Beautiful Mind-Schizophrenia

Introduction

A Beautiful Mind is an American film, based on the life of John Forbes Nash Little Nobel laureate in economics. The film's director Ron Howard and Mann wrote. It is inspired by the best-selling book by the Pulitzer Prize-nominated 1998 Sylvie Mariana Sal same name novel.

A paranoid schizophrenia is subtype of mental disorders such as schizophrenia, DSM - IV code 295.1 Diagnostic and Statistical Manual definition.

This is the most common type of schizophrenia. The main clinical manifestations are often accompanied by hallucinations, particularly species of auditory (hearing voices), and perceived barriers, relatively stable, often paranoid, delusions. Emotion, and speech disturbances, catatonic symptoms are not prominent. They get married but his wife does not trust the dangerous work for Archer. The secret bill passes and becomes a man obsessed sneaky and just lost in a world of false perceptions.

And life is replete with examples where a man could beat his illness in spite of the most disappointing forecast doctors. In each case, the disease develops individually, on its influence over many factors - and hence the recovery (or "untreated") is only possible by a unique and individual, unique pattern. This is particularly true of everything connected with such a delicate matter, as the human psyche. Symptoms of schizophrenia the same as diverse, that a careful study of most of us can find ourselves in almost half of them! That is not an exhaustive list: isolation, lethargy, apathy, withdrawal, inappropriate emotional responses, delusions (for example, the overestimation of their own people), and delusions (for example, a person seems to be that neighbors or colleagues are building against him intrigues), hallucinations (primarily auditory), dissociation of speech, movement disorders (hardening of the long in one position, waxy flexibility). However, none of the above symptoms is strictly typical of schizophrenia. For example, hallucinations also occur in some organic brain damage, alcoholic delirium. (Leinonen, 2000)

Discussion

John Nash, the protagonist of the film, hallucinations, delusions and paranoia, as a result of illness in schizophrenia. Teammate Carlos hallucinations, niece of Carlos, Marcelo, and government defense Comptroller William Parcher. His delusions led him to believe he was more than a teacher, he thought he was a spy and was able to check the codes for specific newspapers and magazines to break.

He considered him his medication for several reasons: it could work, could not meet his wife and could not help with the baby and home. Other reasons why a person with mental illness can take their medicine may be because they believe they are cured, will not withstand the severe side effects and ran out of medicine (maybe for money or forget to take).

The last question was difficult. In general, it was not violent to himself or others, but hallucinations led to damage to himself and his wife and son in the film. In the film, believed that the government implanted a chip in his arm, get the access code for the dropdowns packages classified. While he was hospitalized, he had claws into ...