### condition | disorder | mental disturbance | emotional disturbance:

Delirium
* are diseases
* is common during the final days of life
  - in hospitalized elderly patients
  - reversible, even in advanced illness
* occurs, commonly, in persons with dementia.
* tends to disturb the sleep-wake cycle, such as daytime fatigue or nighttime agitation.

### condition | disorder | mental disturbance | emotional disturbance:

Depressive disorder
* Most depressive disorders are readily treatable with a combination of medication and psychotherapy.
* are highly treatable.
* can make individuals feel exhausted, worthless, helpless, and hopeless
  - put women at risk for suicide
* come in different forms, just as do many other illnesses
  - do other illnesses such as heart diseases
  - like other illnesses
  - various forms
* interfere with individual and family functioning.
* is affective disorder
  - an emotional disturbance
  - one of the most successfully treated disorders
* respond readily to treatments such as psychotherapy or appropriate medication.

Encopresis
- mental disorder
* frequently is associated with constipation and fecal impaction.
* is more common in boys than in girls.
* occurs when loose stool leaks around the fecal mass and presents at the anoderm.
* serious disorder that have various medical and emotional causes.

Neurosis
* Neuroses can stem from loading himem
  - develop from conflicts of the mind and psyche
  - occur because of traumatic events experienced in childhood
* is diseases

### condition | disorder | mental disturbance | neurosis:

Hysterical neurosis
* Hysterical neuroses are repressive, where the repressed emotion is visible.
* is neurosis

### condition | disorder | mental disturbance:

Personality disorder
* Most personality disorders share features with normal personality traits.
* are a little different in adolescents than in adults
  - both frequent and difficult to treat
  - disorders of trait or pattern
  - generally resistant to medications and to therapy
  - incurable
  - long-term problems
* are the best possible responses to abuse
  - most difficult disorders to treat
* do therefore reflect longstanding personality dysfunction.
* involve inflexible and maladaptive responses to stress.
* is diagnosises
* is mental disorder
* make the recovery process difficult.
* term used to describe a number of different conditions.

### condition | disorder | mental disturbance | personality disorder:

Schizoid
* Many schizoids are asexual.
* can often seem coherent while acting out their roles within the world of delusion.
* frequently react passively to most events whether they are adverse or positive.
* is personality disorder
+ Schizoid personality disorder: Neurology :: Personality disorders :: Relationships
  * Schizoid personality disorder' is a Cluster A personality disorder which involves not being interested in social relationships, tendency toward a solitary lifestyle, being secretive and being emotionally cold. This condition is by no means the same as schizophrenia, though people with SzPD will sometimes share similar characteristics as blunted effect or detachment. People who have SzPD do not want a personal relationship which requires emotions. People with SzPD are introverts who feel the need to be independent or alone. Many schizoids are asexual. Any relationships they may have do not involve emotional attachment. SzPD is more common in men than women.

Metabolic disorder
* Most metabolic disorder causes defects.
* Some metabolic disorder causes absorption
  - is characterized by excretion
  - leads to deposition
* Some metabolic disorder occurs in late pregnancy
* are the most common causes of neuropathy in our population.
* can also give a picture of ptosis.
* is disorder.
* result when the thyroid secretes too little or too much thyroxine.

### condition | disorder | metabolic disorder:

Galactosemia
* is metabolic disorder
* likewise is inherited.