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You can delete this slide when you’re done editing the presentation. Introduction Agoraphobia (ag-uh-ruh-FOEbe-uh) is a type of anxiety disorder in which you fear and often avoid places or situations that might cause you to panic and make you feel trapped, helpless or embarrassed Table of Contents 1 2 3 About Here youAnxiety could describe the topic of the section Diagnosis Here you could describe the topic of the section Recommendati Here on you could describe the topic of the section 4 Pathology Here you could 5 Treatment Here you could 6 Conclusion Here you could describe the topic of the section describe the topic of the section describe the topic of the section About Anxiety You can enter a subtitle here 1 About the Disorder Symptoms These can range from anxiety to panic Conditions The worry is out of proportion to the reality Repercussion It oftensoccurs along with other anxiety disorders About the Disorder Genetics It’s likely to have an anxiety disorder in a family history Gender Doctors diagnose twice as many women with anxiety Loneliness Been disconnected from the world for too long Symptoms of the Disorder Fuzziness Trouble concentrating or thinking about anything Traumas Repeated episodes of sudden feelings of intense anxiety Phobias Major anxiety when you're exposed to a specific object Risk Factors Heavy Symptoms like pounding heart are present Moderate It is likely to focus on stressful events Noticeable Mild anxiety is common in everyday life Prevalenc e 25% 45% 30% To modify this graph, click on it, follow the link, change the data and paste the new graph here, replacing this one Concept and Typology Type A Panic disorder Type B of Feelings involves repeated episodes of sudden feelings impending doom, shortness of breath or chest pain Type C Panic attacks Gestational Separation may lead to worrying about them happening again anxiety disorder is a childhood disorder by anxiety Pathology Cause 1 Stressful job or work environment Cause 2 Anxiety could run in your family Cause 3 Withdrawal from drugs or medications Cause 4 Side effects of certain medications Remaining Symptoms Bruxism To seize Anger Seeming to show anger or to threaten something with the teeth and bite Day 1 Day 2 Stubbornne Refusing ss to change one's mind or course of action Day 3 Day 4 Dizziness Impairment in spatial perception and stability Diagnosis Nervousne Highly ss excitable or acutely uneasy Fainting Feeling weak, dizzy, or exhausted Anxiety Shaking Uneasiness of mind caused by fear Fatigue, with or without chill Nightmare s Terrifying Phobias dream in with bad feelings Irrational fear of a specific object A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words Risk Factors Evolution Trauma High-stress events endure before 21 Depression Depression stays around long enough to affect Self-Harm To modify this graph, click on it, follow the link, change the data and paste the new graph here, replacing this one It’s a way to cope with a traumatic event 4,498,300,000 Big numbers catch your audience’s attention Key Numbers 245,50 Cases in the 0 country 1,000 Daily cases 50,034,2 39 Annual cases around the globe Awesom e Words! Most Common Symptoms 75% 50% 25 % Weakness Cautiousnes Having s a Stress Feeling weak or tired on a daily basis sense of impending danger Having the urge to avoid things “ ” “This is a quote, words full of wisdom that someone important said and can make the reader get inspired.” —Someone Famous Prevention CBT Psychotherapy Psychotherapy involves working with a therapist to reduce anxiety Cognitive behavioral therapy is the most effective for anxiety Medication Medications are used to help relieve some symptoms of anxiety Common Cases Social Terrified of being humiliating in public Agoraphobi a Stay away from public places hard to escape Phobias When a specific fear causes so much anxiety Panic Sudden rush of intense anxiety out of nowhere Treatment Exposure Therapy Exposure therapy gradually exposes an individual to the feared situation in a safe, controlled environment Group Therapy Individual's experience by relating to others, group therapy may offer an alternative solution Recommendations ● Here you can describe what the patient shouldn’t do ● Here you can describe what the patient should do ● Here you can describe what the patient shouldn’t do ● Here you can describe what the patient should do ● Here you can describe what the patient shouldn’t do ● Here you can describe what the patient should do ● Here you can describe what the patient shouldn’t do ● Here you can describe what the patient should do Long Term Risk 2 years Blood Pressure Anemia Immune System Bones 5 years 10 years Prevalence Feeling nervous Highly excitable or acutely uneasy Feeling weak Feeling weak, dizzy, or very exhausted Tablet App You can replace the image on the screen with your own work. 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