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  Seeing, hearing, or tasting things that others
do not.
 Suspiciousness and a general fear of others’
intentions.
 Persistent, unusual thoughts or beliefs.
 Expressed through a person’s having no
motivation or interest in everyday life
 Advised when an individual has been
through at least episode of schizophrenia (6
months) but then recover.

 Difficulty thinking clearly.  Person is incoherent verbally and to his/her

 Withdrawing from family or friends. feeling.

 A significant decline in self-care.  Expressing emotions that are not

Undifferentiated-type schizophrenia is a appropriate to the situation.
classification used when a person exhibits
behaviors which fit into two or more of the other
 A type of schizophrenia of rapid
onset and brief duration that occurs
types of schizophrenia, including symptoms such as
in response to environmental factors.
delusions, hallucinations, disorganized speech or
Usually sudden and seems to be
behavior, catatonic behavior.
reaction to some life crisis.
 Is an enduring syndrome of delusions,

SCHIZOPHRENIA
hallucinations, flatness of affect, poverty of
speech or incoherence of speech. Usually
this type of schizophrenia is associated with
“loners” who are rejected by society, tend
not to develop social skills and don’t excel ACUTE SCHIZOPHRENIA
out of high school.

EUGENE BLEULER KINDS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA

SCHIZOPHRENIC HOW SCHIZOPHRENIA

HALLUCINATION DEVELOPS?
 PARANOID SCHIZOPHRENIA
 GENETIC CAUSE
 RESIDUAL SCHIZOPHRENIA
 PRENATAL CAUSE
 DISORGANIZED SCHIZOPHRENIA
 CATATONIC SCHIZOPHRENIA EMIL KRAEPELIN
 UNDIFFERENTIATED  SUBSTANCE ABUSE CAUSE
SCHIZOPHRENIA
 ENVIRONMENTAL/SOCIAL
CHARACTERISTICS CAUSE
OF SCHIZOPHRENIA CHRONIC SCHIZOPHRENIA
 Schizophrenia is a group of disorders
characterized by loss of contact with reality,
marked disturbance of thought and perception,
and bizarre behaviour. At some phase
delusions or hallucinations almost always
occur.
An eminent Swiss psychiatrist, who in
1911 gave the term “schizophrenia”. He
developed the word by combining two Greek
words schizein meaning “to split” and phren
“mind”. This emphasized a splitting apart of
patients effective and cognitive functioning,
which are heavily affected by the disease. Also,
schizophrenia came from the New Latin Word
schizo, meaning “split”, and phrenia, meaning
“mind”.
 TACTILE (touch)
People with schizophrenia often have
the sensation that there are things
crawling across their skin.
 VISUAL (sight)
This kind of hallucination causes the
person to see things that are not
really there.
 AUDITORY (hearing)
People with auditory hallucinations
hear a voices, and sounds that
others cannot hear.
 OLFACTORY (smell)
Smells things that others do not smell
(usually foul smelling things).
 COMMAND (hearing)
a voice commands the person to do
something he/she would not
ordinarily do.
A cause of schizophrenia usually lies in a
person’s having immediate relatives with a
history of schizophrenia or other psychiatric
disease.
Causal factors are thought to initially
come together in early neurodevelopment to
increase the risk of later developing
schizophrenia.
First identified the illness in 1896 when he
distinguished it from the mood disorder. He
called it dementia praecox which means a
premature deterioration of the brain.
 DISTURBANCE OF THOUGHT AND
ATTENTION
People suffering schizophrenia often
cannot think logically and as the result
of this they cannot write a story,
because they write down might make
sense, but are meaningless in relation
to each other, and they cannot keep
their attention to the writing.
 DISTURBANCE OF PERCEPTION
Usually consist of impaired processing
of visual information or inability to
integrate visual input with other
information.
 DISTURBANCE OF AFFECT
The main types of affective disorders
are depression, bipolar disorder, and
anxiety disorder. A person fails to
show “normal” emotions.
 WITHDRAWAL WITH REALITY
The individual becomes absorbed in
his inner thoughts and fantasies.
 DELUSIONS AND HALLUCINATIONS
They appear as a result of
exaggerations or distortions of
reasoning, as well as false
interpretations of things and events.
There is considerable evidence indicating
that stress may trigger episodes of schizophrenia
psychosis.
In a recent study of people with
schizophrenia and substance abuse disorder,
over a ten year period.
 Extremely withdrawn, negative, isolated, and
has obvious psychomotor disturbance.
 The subject may be almost immobile or
exhibit agitated purposeless movement,
 Symptoms can include catatonic stupor and
waxy flexibility.