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3. A Drug Facts label may advise people to see a doctor before using a product for a variety of reasons. These explanations may include things like their age, health problems, or other medications they're taking, which could necessitate special instructions or make the drug inappropriate for other people.
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Answer:
Panic attack
Explanation:
COMPLETE QUESTION:
Which of the following is not a defense mechanism?
A) Denial
B) Idealization
C)Panic Attack
D)Displacement
Defense mechanism occurs in an unconscious level and done to avoid feelings of anxiety, frustration, or any untoward emotional imbalance. Amoong your choices a panic attack is not a defense mechanism. It is a physiological response to the environment.
Defense mechanisms are supposedly done to "alleviate" the feeling of discomfort. So for example, if you are facing a problem, to avoid it you simply deny you have a problem. This is what we call denial.
Idealization is when you exaggerate the positive attributes of yourself or others to take your mind or other's people view on the negative. For example, you father beats your mother (horrible I know), instead of seeing it as a bad thing, you just say that your father is the man of the house who provides for you so he has the right to blame others and vent out his frustrations.
Another one is displacement, where you vent out on something else because you are unable to do so on your source of frustration. If your boss or your teacher has been yelling at you unjustly all day and you cannot do anything about it, you kick a door instead out of frustration because you cannot go against your suppressor.
An adult is diagnosed with communicating hydrocephalus. The form of hydrocephalus in adults is most often caused by Defective CSF reabsorption.
<h3>What is
hydrocephalus?</h3>
Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) builds up inside the brain and causes the condition hydrocephalus. Usually, this results in increased pressure inside the skull. Elderly individuals may experience migraines, double vision, unstable gait, urine incontinence, personality changes, or mental decline. It could appear to newborns as a sudden rise in head size. Vomiting, fatigue, convulsions, and eyes that point downward are possible additional symptoms. Having hydrocephalus can be acquired later in life or result from congenital abnormalities.
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