Consider this hypothetical situation: A 35-year-old woman received ECT to treat major depressive disorder, which has been unresp
onsive to medication. Weeks after the therapy treatment, she returns to work and is asked to debrief the boss on a project she has worked on over the past several months. With no notes available, her attempts to update the boss by memory fail. Why might this be?
Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) could be described as a procedure carried out under a general anesthesia, where small electric currents are passed through the brain with the aim of triggering a brief seizure. It is used for changing the brain chemistry and used for brain conditions most times.
The woman treated for depressive disorder but an ECT she did has caused her to have a permanent memory loss.
<h2>The state influences family life in the following manner:
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The healthcare schemes implemented by the state help the families to save expenses that would have otherwise incurred for health-related issues.
The laws made by the state for the job and payment security of pregnant women who are also working professionals at corporate firms help the families take special care of women without suffering financial loss.
The development of public entertainment facilities by the state ensures that the families get to enjoy their time together.
The old-age aid and assistance schemes introduced by the state reduce the burden on many families.
