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- 1. ____________ is a branch or category of medicine which studies the treatment of mental disorders.
- 4. What was banned from using in the hospital in 1977?
- 5. what is the possession of knowledge of self, ability to meet basic needs and assume responsibility for own behaviour and growth; to integrate thoughts, feelings and actions; and successfully resolve conflicts?
- 6. ____________ is the surgical drilling of holes in the skull to treat head injuries and epilepsy and allow evil spirits trapped in the skull
- 7. Asylum name changed to _________________ in the year _________
- 9. What types of people believed that “Emotion disorders were an organic dysfunction of the brain?”
- 11. ___________ is mental disease of slaves that caused blacks to have urge to run away.
- 13. A mentally ill person living in the year 1600 would most likely be locked away in
- 15. Who proposed that mental illness was a disturbance of four (4) body fluids or ‘humours’?
- 16. Who was the first person to use the term “Schizophrenia”?
- 17. ___________________is the possession by demonic spirits, displeasure of the gods, eclipses, planetary gravitation, curses and sin
- 18. What year was the policy decision made from the ministry of health and environment, for psychiatric patients to be treated at local hospitals and clinics in Jamaica?
- 19. Who is considered to be the father of American Psychiatry and wrote the first textbook on psychiatry
- 20. Training schools for nurses in the psychiatric setting were started in 1882. So what year were nurses being employed in State Mental Hospitals?
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- 2. Who made the mental hygiene movement popular?
- 3. In Jamaica, _______________ amended to give mental health officers the power to enter premises and assist the police to remove persons who are suspected to be mentally ill
- 8. In what era were the mentally ill persons, especially women, began to be persecuted as witches who were possessed?
- 10. Beheading, hanging and burning at the stake were common occurrences in what era or year?
- 12. A condition characterized by alterations in thought, mood, or behaviour; usually associated with distress or impaired behaviour is known as?
- 14. Who was a retired school teacher who discovered the appalling treatment of prisoners especially those who were mentally ill.
- 18. Which year were normal ovaries removed to treat ‘mental madness’ and ‘hysterical vomiting’ in some women?
- 20. What period is known/referred to as the decade of the Brain?