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Which statement about mental health treatment is false Treatment 1 may be periodic 2 must be weekly 3 can only be effective if it is voluntary?
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treatment can only be effecetive if it is voluntary
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Why do you think drug treatment doesnt have to be voluntary to be effective?
I am not sure what to say to this to be correctly. I can say that drug treatments help many of people to get off drugs.
How is peritonitis prevented?
There is no way to prevent peritonitis, since the diseases it accompanies are usually not under the voluntary control of an individual. However, prompt treatment can prevent complications
What happens if the officer coaches the suspect as to what to write on a voluntary statement?
An officer can coach a suspect as to what to write in a voluntary statement, as long as the statement is the words of the suspect. The officer cannot force the suspect to write anything that is not the suspect's words
What is ECT treatment?
Electro-Convulsive Treatment, it is when seizures are induced by electric shocks to treat mental health illnesses such as Bipolar, severe depression that does not respond to medication, and early stages of Parkinson's.In the modern version, the patient is given drugs to cause sleep and immobilize the voluntary muscles (so they won't flail about and injure themselves) before the shocks are applied to the brain thru the skull.Before effective psychiatric medications were available this (and Insulin Shock Treatment, which produces the same effects but by giving a deliberate insulin overdose) were widely used to treat anything and everything as well as being used as punishment when patients made trouble. Patients were awake and restrained with leather straps, often broken bones and other injuries resulted. The treatment acquired a very bad reputation.However when properly applied in the limited range of situations where it is appropriate it is very effective. Its most common side effect is limited memory loss.
Are animals who are being tested on being treated fairly?
According to the Free Dictionary, the right to fair treatment includes the fair selection and treatment of subjects during the course of a research study. Principles governing fairness include informed voluntary decision by the subjects to participate and selection according to criteria directly related to the study rather than according to artificial social or cultural biases. Because animals never give informed voluntary consent to participate in experiments, they can't be considered as being treated fairly.
To say that all transactions should be voluntary this statement involves?
normative economics
Should the government be able to make all vaccinations and immunizations voluntary?
The government cannot make a vaccine voluntary (in the US, at least). It is impossible for them to be mandatory, so the question itself is a bit off. A person has the right to refuse medical treatment. For many, vaccination is a violation of their religion, and would infringe upon their rights to religious freedom.
Find The Bridge mental facility In Maine?
The Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse Services (DMHMRSAS) and the private non-profit hospital community, with specialty hospitals in Maine providing inpatient psychiatric treatment, agree to work collaboratively toward ensuring that adults in Maine requiring psychiatric inpatient treatment receive such treatment in the optimal clinical setting available. The goal of this collaboration is to provide both voluntary and involuntary inpatient psychiatric treatment in a setting that meets the clinical needs of the individual and, whenever possible, is located within the individual's geographic area. The clinical needs of the individual and the availability of hospital beds may preclude the assurance that all individuals will be hospitalized within their geographic areas. sambrown <a href="http://www.alcoholaddiction.org/aine">Maine Alcohol Addiction Treatment </a>
What has the author Trevor Locke written?
Trevor Locke has written: 'Policy development and its implications for practice' -- subject(s): Methodology, Policy sciences 'The involvement of the voluntary sector in intermediate treatment in Doncaster' 'Organised responses to urban drug problems'
What is huntington deases?
Transmitted by inheritance, it is a fatal progressive failure of the central nervous system. It affects voluntary and involuntary movement, memory, reasoning, and emotion. There is no cure, and limited treatment. Additional information is available at the website for the Huntington's Disease Association of America
What is polymyositis?
In PM, high-dose corticosteroids constitute the first line of treatment, and are effective in more than 70% of patients. Alternatives include immunosuppressant medications, notably azathioprine, methotrexate
Can a contracture cause pain?
If the contracture is of a significant degree, pain can result even without any voluntary joint movement
