Understanding Generalised Anxiety Disorder and Panic Disorder

Clinical scenario

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
MAIN BODY ..................................................................................................................................1
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................3
REFERENCES ...............................................................................................................................3

INTRODUCTION
This includes the health and social care aspects of the patient and case scenario situation.
One has to understand all the factors which define and explain certain mental and physical
condition. This will explain why its needed to tell all medication methods to the patient by
doctor. It influnecs also on relation between doctor and patient. The important things is to create
certain things which have to be as per guidelines given to doctor. They (Dickison, Haerling and
Lasater, 2019).
MAIN BODY
Clinical scenario
Describe Generalised Anxiety Disorder and explain how it differs from Panic Disorder.
Introduction: It's gives brief information about panic attack and GAD. also it provide difference
between both the diseases.(Biesecker and Green, 2014).
These two disorders are very much similar due to having same types of symptom but still
bifurcate at many levels. The GAD and panic disorder have similarities such as excessive stress
and worrying but they main thing which distinct them both from each other is the desperate
distinct mental disorder. Firstly discussing panic disorders and its psychological and physical
symptoms, which are mentioned below:
panic disorder is generally characterised to be unexpected in nature and can occur to any person
who has a lot of stress or is going through a condition of either losing a loved one or work frame
stress, this pertains them to overthink a lot and increases the heart rate. This leads to mental
trauma created in brain and leads for the heart to produce blood at high rates. This occurs and a
person starts feeling their chest to become heavy and starts breathing unevenly. All these are
symptoms of direct panic attacks. The basic symptoms one can notice are mentioned below:
 excessive sweating
 shaking or trembling by walking or doing some work.
 Sensation of short breath (Erdös, Basciani and Eberle, 2014).
 Chest pain and disorder of feeling chest tightening.
These symptoms occur suddenly and the person become enable to act as per the guidelines and
becomes unconscious to perform any task (Wilson and et. al., 2019).

The features of GAD is when a person works aggressively thinks a lot this could include about
controlling things in the day to day life or though process become unmanageable in nature
(Abdul-Jabbar and et. al.. 2019). The basic symptoms seen a an individual are as mentioned
below:
 sleep issues.
 Fatigue.
 Irritation.
 restlessness,
 chronic headache.
These are generally seen in the patient suffering from GAD. A person starts to suffer
from attack and its symptoms are breathing heavily and becoming unconscious. Both the
disorders are merely connected and basic cause of them is same which is stress. Their has to be
correct solution to rectify this nature and give irregular constructions which can help them in
achieving the health and recovery of this person suffering from any of such diseases (Judson and
et. al.,. 2014).
Summary: It emphasis over the fact that there are certain levels of symptoms which can
bifurcate both these mental issues. The symptoms are physical but the mental issues are different
and it leads to being sick mentally.
Discuss how empathy might assist you to establish a therapeutic relationship with Peter.
Introduction: this will explain certain levels of reasons in which peter should be connected to
his practitioner and they shall generate an empathy bond. This has helped in past for patients to
recover from serious mental trauma's as well (Hanauer, Sandborn and Lichtenstein, 2019).
These have to have certain guidelines which can be done for correct situations and have
to be coordinated as per guidelines given by health intervention (Ward and et. al., 2019).
Empathy is something which connected two people on emotional levels, this is to be done by the
practitioner treating peter so that all sorts of issues and emergency conversations can be done.
The reason certain patients do not recover properly even after they are very much well efficient
in nature is because they cannot share their issues correctly with doctors or practitioner (Marcoux
and et. al., 2015). Since peter is being the patient of anxiety and disorders he has certain levels of
issues in sharing his issues with any person. Its very important to make him comfortable and
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