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Personality Disorders Dr. Vidumini De Silva

- Maladaptive personalities - Chronic

Types – what are these? Paranoid Borderline Antisocial Schizoid Dependent Compulsive Passive - aggresive

Risk factors Genetics Altered personality development Environmental factors Altered social interaction patterns Personality characteristics Psychological influences

Signs and symptoms Inappropriate response to stress Demanding Manipulative Anxiety Depression Pessimistic Immature, lonely, suspicious, impulsive

Nursing Diagnoses?

Therapeutic nursing management?

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