1)Explain how the mammalian heart is adapted to performing its functions

2) Explain why blood leaving the lungs may not be fully oxygenated

Dr. Thompson is counseling Jamie in a psychiatric hospital. Jamie was admitted when she attempted suicide. She describes her depressive symptoms and her past incidences of abuse as a child. After each session, Dr. Thompson writes a report describing Jamie verbal and nonverbal behavior and her interpretation of such behavior. This is an example of what research method?

a) experimental

b) correlational

c) survey

d) clinical/case study

Mary is aged 42 years, divorced with two children, employed part time and cares for her mother who has Alzheimer's disease. Mary has no significant past medical history, although she frequently makes appointments with her GP and practice nurse about problems experienced by her and her children. She was moderately depressed following her divorce 5 years ago and was offered antidepressants but declined them. She was referred for six sessions of counselling, which led to some improvement in her symptoms. On examination Mary complains of feeling 'stressed' all the time and constantly worries about 'anything and everything'. She describes herself as always having been a 'worrier' but her symptoms has become much worse in the past 12 months since her mother became unwell, and she no longer feels that she can control these thoughts. When worried, Mary feels tension in her shoulders, stomach and legs, her heart races and sometimes she finds it difficult to breathe. Her sleep is poor with difficulty getting off to sleep due to worrying and frequent wakening. She feels tired and irritable. She does not drink any alcohol.

A. Mention the name of the psychological disorder Marry is suffering from.

B. How does the analysis mean to the clinical setting

Explain what needs to be done to deal with the situation.

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