Dissertations on the Most Common Psychobiological Pathologies

By Dr. Harry Hans Francois

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• Release date: Mar 16, 2020
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Dr. Harry Hans Francois

Dr. Francois is not a newcomer in the dynamics of writing books. He is actually the author of two previous books titled: 1. PHYTONATURO-BLENDED MANAGEMENT of ORGANS’ MALFUNCTIONS AND/OR DYSFUNCTIONS: AN INTEGRATED APPROACH OF NATUROPATHIC, NUTRTIOTIONAL AND CONVENTIONAL MEDICINE, and, 2. PSYCHOSOCIALLY—INTEGRATED DYNAMICS: A MULTICULTURAL APPROACH OF EVALUATION & THERAPY. Licensed in mental health counseling in the state of Florida since the summer of the year 95 --- actually …..

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CONTENTS

About The Author

Thank You Notes

Warning

Preface

Chapter I

Chapter II

Chapter III

Chapter IV

References

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Dr. Harry-Hans Francois, Ph.D., ND, DHA., CNC., MHC arose and grew up during the years 50’s in Haiti, more precisely in its native hometown of Port-de-Paix. He received its first years of primary education with the Brothers of Christian Instruction. he began its secondary high school at Tertulien Guilbaud to terminate it in Port-au-Prince.

Dr. Francois migrated the United States of America, more specifically in the state of New York right after terminating its second cycle of education during the fall of the year 72 — time of Watergate. He attended various universities in several states of the Union, particularly in the state of New York, Missouri and also in Florida. His passion and motivation towards universal knowledge led him to the field of studies various arriving until the level of the second and third level of university studies, thus, in many areas of social and medical sciences such as systemic psychology, school psychology and guidance curriculum, psychology of marriage and family, mental health, naturopathic medicine and nutrition have been and still remain his intellectual and / or research interests.

Dr. François holds a professional license in mental health counseling which is awarded to him by the Florida Board of Mental Health and Professional licensing and a general medicine license awarded by the Ministry of Public Health and Population in Haiti. He is still in private practice in Port-au-Prince and now focusing on the morbidities of a psychobiological nature and on those of the management of certain cancerous organs. He also provides professional services as a consultant and educator in the field of psychology, naturopathic medicine and also hospital’s administration.

His long standing and experiences in the field of mental health have inspired him, thus provoked to write these series of essays that are centered on psychobiological medical conditions of people. This book intends to be utile to students, learners in psychology, and especially to those professionals, psychiatrists, neurologists, psychologists, and to many others of the medical and legal profession medical. Things seen this way, the author of this book already wishes you a good reading and hope that you will make good use of this book

THANK YOU NOTES

My feelings of gratitude go to all those who have provided me with their emotional and intellectual support in the conception of this book and especially in the compilation of so much research!

To these medical doctors and Occupational health professionals, also to those culturo-intellectual brokers of my homeland! And I quote: Dr. Fritz Guillaume, MD, Dr. Hamlett Jadotte, DD, Dr. Valérie Chadic, MD, Dr. Jackson Occéan., MD. My sincere thanks go to each one of them! Their contributions were very helpful and are greatly appreciated!

Many thanks to Professor Gilbert D. Myrthil, M. Antoine Jadotte, E.Ds., Dr. Fritz Guillaume, MD, Dre. Valérie Chadic, MD, M. David Sylvestre, General Sadrac Saintil, M. Terrence D. François, BS, Miss Brenda V. François, MA, M. Harry J. François, BS, Mrs. Ruth François, MA, BS, AS, Mrs Edwige François-David, Mrs Florence François-Edouard, R N., Mme Claire A. Jean Gilles, BS ! To these professionals and to all the members of my family who have helped and inspired me in one way or another, strongly supported me in the packetization and the completion of this book, I say to each of them: One Thousand Thanks for their support!

Special thanks go to my great daughter, Bella Rose Francois, the petite chosen princess chosen of the family! To Mr. Dorian Chaperon and finally to Ms. Arielle Chaperon, two personal friends of mine, who keep calling me old - fashioned Harry- Hans! Don’t I miss these special words from these two young friends? Beloved thanks to them for having inspired me so much while teasing me about my old cultural ways of seeing life and also about this Creole-French s jargon s which I love to use on a daily basis daily.

My words of deep gratitude and respect are addressed to Dr. Valérie Chadic, a career epidemiologist, who had managed to instill hope and beliefs in me during the last days of my career and inspired me in the completion of this book. I was about to be burned out in the early days of our professional meeting, so she headlined me Viejito, still full of sap… You can still help out the young ones, and I will give you my shots to shoulder… Come on, man, she told me - she in the spring of 2019. I would not know how I would have been able to compile these various abstracts without her psychological booster and fighting talent. My feelings of thanks to you, Dre. Chadic!

WARNING

This dissertation book on the most common psychobiological pathologies is neither a prescription nor a psycho-medical recommendation. It remains and should be interpreted as a compilation of research in psycho-medical terminology aiming to increase or deepen the professional jargon of the clinician, of the student in psychopathology, psychiatry, medical jurisprudence, and especially that involved in the field of psychobiological pathologies.

No part or thesis of this book is designed to replace the diagnosis, the therapeutic planning - pharmacological or psycho -- designed by a clinician or physician licensed contractor locally or internationally. This book remains quite simply a lantern of clinic being able to allow the students, professors of psychiatry, psychology, neuropsychology and especially with the practitioners to be able to better understand the current scientific and universal medical jargon in course around the world and especially that of the DSM and of the ICD.

Essays are not arranged entirely in alphabetical order. The author has done his best to be able to prioritize certain pathologies which, however, make it easy to find in the book. Thus in chapter 4, you will find morbidities such a: Removal of the breast, uterus, prostate, trisomy, psychosis, the prepsychosis, child psychology, incest, dysthymia, disease Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s disease, pre-senescence, cerebral ischemia (ITA), and certain psychosexual disorders, etc. Therefore, it is designed such way in order to facilitate reading or research for layman, lawyers, and also students in psychiatry and psychology.

PREFACE

The task of arranging, compiling, choosing some abstract already published in current dictionaries of psychiatry and especially those of good diagnostical values this book for this book was not an easy one for this author. There are so many morbidities to be defined and so many terminologies and/ or medical jargons in use – both in the streets and in clinic milieu, on can realize that the mastering of this so-called profession remains today little known to the general public.

The author of this book of clinical essay centered on psychobiological pathologies pretends not to introduce to readers a volume that would ranked or rated by an order alphabetical comparing as arranged in a dictionary, but rather by an arrangement more or less intellectual and related to diagnoses recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO, WHO), DSM and ICD; thus to be able to satisfy the curiosity of all kinds of readers and also provide guidance to practitioners and to all parties concerned. As a result of that, the users or readers of this book will have to find topic by an arrangement more or less classified in the order by group of diseases. This book aims to serve students in psychiatry, psychology, neuropsychology, psychology and juris Medical, clinicians and citizens, so drawn to the new dynamics of mental health performance around the world.

Also be aware that the texts incorporated in this book are neither classified in alphabetical order, but by organ diseases. Rather, they are formatted or classified by groups of diseases, having the same affinities and similarities. This is how you can choose to research or read these texts defining or spreading the morbidities chosen by this author.

This leaves a book of tests, a series of essays s that can be useful to social science teachers, layman, medical science students, researchers, medical examiners, and lecturers of the medical profession who are looking for debates or discussions with his/her audience. So, good use and luck to all!

CHAPTER I

Why the conception of a book on psychobiological pathologies?

The answer to this question remains simple in the eyes of this author. It is based on the need to provide a little precision on the current dynamics of certain diagnoses which are however written or spelled in the practice of psychopathology. Ironically, the requests or requests for clarification come from all angles: customers, patients, supporters and defenders of the cause, students in social sciences and psychopathology, social and humanist activists, legal experts in favor of their customers and finally parents and acquaintances - each group, in particular, continues to raise their voices demanding an explanation of the jargons used daily in this area.

These demands on precision become relevant because the terms used in the practice of psychiatry fall sometimes taboo or incognito at the eyes or ears of the ordinary citizen. In addition to all this, there are the civil rights of the patient and those of his/her parents which remain very, very important in court in the event that a dispute arises.

We must also apprehend that these issues remain critically important in the practice of medicine. One must also assimilates the same demands precision remain strategic in criminal justice, especially in terms of pattern of crime where the customer clinician-contractor, through its team of advisor legal as sometimes they decide to plead not guilty by a dementia’s motion, mania, insanity (insanity) or other. In anyhow, the findings and deductions of a clinician contractor can serve as a legal plea or intervention, a tool in his statement before the court.

In contrast, the court can use the opposite strategy by using its own social science consultants to thwart the defense approach. In this sense, the attorney’s alibi in favor of his client which has been analyzed and cared for by the clinician.

It is the same for the employer who wants to keep or dismiss his/her employee who would be supposedly affected by a pathology of a psychological nature or addiction to narcotics. A mere foundation of labor protection laws, yet in many countries, states and certifies that the employer must be able to support its employees in stewardship s a disease to accepting and valuing the report of a clinician -treatment and especially the clinical recommendation on. Oftentimes, the possibility of returning to work, extended sick leave or designing a lighter daily task than before to this employee may well depend on the content or the clinical value of this said report.

Other scenarios are present at the Civil Court that and the parties involved are choosing to use the findings or diagnosis of the treating clinician as alibi or a motion of defense or attack in favor of one client. These cases of arbitration or litigation, too, require the pen, the expertise and above all the axes the explanations of the clinician or the treating clinician ; whether they involve a pharmaceutical company, the employer, the civil court, two companies of protection or health insurance policy.

The value of the practitioner’s work remains critical and valid in the eyes of all parties involved - client, parents, employers, legal authorities, legal experts, insurance cover companies, and others. And it is quite simple the reasons that inspire and motivated this author to write or conceive this book is to provide some clarity on the psycho-medical jargons frequently used the practice of mental health.

CHAPTER II

Why a classification of morbid pathologies: ICD & DSM?

From the beginning of the Renaissance Movement in the XV, XVIth century in Europe, the search for the truth or the scientific method was good supporter and made good household with all the non-fictitious fields, more or less scientific. From such a thought and vision flow the clarification or clarity, the need for classification, etiology of many phenomena of scientific, epistemological or other nature. Having said that, many facts that were taboo before, were clarified and classified in order this to dispel any kind of doubt.

It was no different, especially for the medical sciences and the other living sciences. With the invention of the printing press in 1444 in Strasbourg with Johannes G. Gutemberg, ideas and knowledge of the nature of research began to be conveyed throughout Europe and especially in many scientific circles. Thus, the march towards dissemination and sharing of all types of documents have been possible to start the work of Gutenberg.

In spite of all this, scientific brokers in medical and epidemiological sciences had to wait a while before investing a good amount of years of research in order to be able to conceive of the International Classification of Diseases (Classification Internationale des Maladies), having the acronym, ICD, on the international and American market.

This book, continually renewed and revised by the Committee Maintenance & Coordination (CM), was designed in harmony with the official version of the World Health Organization ed (World Health Organization), and published continuously with changes to educate health practitioners of any new findings that are accepted and approved by the C & M.

The actual ICD-10, the International Classification of Codes –10, Clinical Version, remains shaped in order to provide certain clarifications and classifications on morbidities and mortalities not only for information for statistical purposes, but also for indexing hospital archives by type of disease and surgical intervention. The historicity of ICD can be found in the Introduction of ICD-9, titled Manual of the International Classification of Diseases of, Injuries, and Causes of Death, World Health Organization, Geneva, Switzerland, 1977 (Manual of the International Classification of Diseases, Injuries (accidents), and Causes of Death). Note that the ICD was published in the year 1893 for the first time.

CHAPTER III

MASTERING HOW TO DETECT & CAREFULLY PLACE ALL DIAGNOSTICS ON THE AXES OF THE DSM

Apprehend at first glance that, in the clinical practice of health and mental, any assessment, analysis and official or unofficial report must be recorded, protected, written and clarified on the axes recommended by the experts of the DSM. This is an obligatory task, but easy to accomplish as the clinician must mastering all of the art talent, workings and jargons needed which will allow him to serve the patient and all other involved parties with objectivity.

As much are the aptitudes and expertise of the attending clinician are worthy, as much are the placements and the final report of the clinical examination remain also worthy! As a consequence of that, the main lines of mental status or any other clinical report remain tied or must support the salient points of the codes used and placed on the DSM.

Other problems, related to the use of DSM, are the choice of stimuli for the clinical examination. The chosen stimuli should be standardized, designed and published by associations of reputation that would be recognized in the world of related academia, especially in an academic medical psycho-neuro such as the American Association of Psychiatry (APA), the American Association of Neurology (AAN), American Association of Psychology (APA), American Association of Marriage & Family (AAMFT), to name only those which militate or operate in the American states and in many other advanced countries of the world.

In addition to all this, the stimuli chosen must be in harmony or compatible with the reported symptoms and the signs observed by the attending clinician. In addition to all this, the clinician-contractor must be professionally licensed by licensed professional health committee of the country in question or may be allowed to perform under the direct supervision of an expert dismissed in the related-domain.

Why grant such values to the diagnostic axes of the DSMV? The answer to this question remains clear. All medical - physical, psychiatric, neurological, psychological reports must be accompanied or clearly designed by specific codes that can illuminate, clarify or explain to the agencies or institutions involved and concerned about an assessment. On top of that, a treatment’s plan or the development of approaches therapeutic used in favor of any patient must also designed in clear steps or prognostics.

The DSM, today DSMV-5 Update, was developed, designed and published in order to help the psychiatrist, psychologist and others to be able to clarify the courts, their clients and especially the health insurance policy companies.

The DSMV5-R, current dictionary in circulation and published by the American Psychiatric Association (APA), contains five (5) axes of diagnosis. The I-axis is used to report the purely clinical outcomes or related as depression, anxiety, Disorder Post Traumatic etc. The disorders of personality such as the megalomania and others are placed on axis II while the purely physical diseases - dental, eye and other physical - are reported on Axis III. The sources of social, financial and family support or support are reported on axis IV. Finally, the severity and / or depths or phases morbidities are placed e s on the axis V.

These are, in a few words, the meanings and also the importance of the use of axes in the practice of mental health’s practice. These expectations and objectives remains accepted and interpreted by all parties engaged in the dynamics of health and clinical mental in many countries, especially those in Western culture and also by the contemporary medical scientific world. By way of