Unit 14

3. state of chronic restlessness and increased muscle emotional tension.
4. mood characterized by an unstable, expansive emotional state.
9. a false, fixed belief despite evidence that refutes it.
10. mental state of disorientation to time, place, person or situation.
11. emotional disorder characterized by episodes of mania and depression.
13. mental disorder characterized by extreme withdrawal and inability to communicate or relate to people. I just
14. motor function disorder caused by brain defect present at birth resulting in impaired muscle tone.
15. anticipation of impending danger and dread.

1. disease with gradual, progressive loss of mental function such as memory, judgment, thinking, or ability to learn and make decisions; A group of symptoms that may be caused by different disease processes.
2. acute mental disorder characterized by confusion, restlessness, hallucinations, anxiety or fear.
5. progressive mental deterioration that involves plaque formation in areas of the brain.
6. mood disturbances or abnormal state characterized by feelings of sadness, despair, and discouragement.
7. type of mental illness in which the person has impaired reality testing.
8. psychotic disorder characterized by major distortions in thinking and reality; Often show signs of hallucinations, delusions, paranoia, withdrawal the disturbances in communications.
10. relates to mental processes of judgment, memory, reasoning and comprehension.
12. absence or suppression of emotion.