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please follow the assignment guideline and rubric strictly. As this assignment worth half of the unit need to be done perfectly.Applied Bioscience 264 – Case Study Working Document      1  Faculty of Health Science  School of Nursing, Midwifery and Paramedicine    Applied Bioscience for Complex Conditions GMED3008 REPORT – S1, 2020  Due: Week: 6. Friday 3rd, April, 2020 @ 0900 hours WST      This is an individual assignment that contributes to 30% of the grade for the  unit. Please use short answer format to demonstrate understanding (do not use  essay format). The word count for the report is 2000 words, with referencing as  per APA 7th referencing guidelines (available on the Curtin University library  website).    Use credible scholarly sources for your information    Where possible use recent, original, peer-reviewed, reputable published  research (Textbooks are also acceptable).   You are expected to use reputable references sources beyond the  lecture/tutorial notes   A minimum of 10 scholarly sources is required   Word count DOES NOT include the reference list or the contents page.    Word count DOES include in-text citations, tables and quotes.    Report   Please provide a report for a person with Bipolar I Disorder    Format  Please format your report in short answer style (i.e. headings as per the rubric  with your answer underneath).    Each report to include the following;   1. Introduction (what is covered in your report) (1.5 marks)  2. Description of the disorder (common facts and figures, prevalence etc.)  (1.5 Marks)  3. Signs and Symptoms of the disorder (what does a person with this  disorder experience?) (5 marks)  4. Pathophysiology of the disorder (5 marks)  5. Contemporary treatment   o Pharmacological (5 marks)  o Non-pharmacological (5 marks)  6. Nursing management within the multidisciplinary care team (2.5 Marks)  7. Expected treatment outcomes (Will it resolve or not, how will the disorder  be managed over time?) (2.5 marks)  8. Academic presentation, writing, formatting and referencing (2 marks)    The report will be assessed using the marking guide below  2  Faculty of Health Science  School of Nursing, Midwifery and Paramedicine  Applied Bioscience for Complex Conditions GMED3008 - Report – Marking Rubric    Marks Exceptional Proficient Satisfactory Needs improvement Unacceptable   1.5 1 0.75 0.5 0  Introduction  1.5 marks  Clear and precise  introduction  Clear introduction could be  more informative  Good introduction but a  little more information  needed  Adequate introduction but  lacks detail  Unclear  or absent  introduction   Description of the disorder  1.5 marks  Clear and precise  description of the  disorder  Clear description of the  disorder – could be more  precise  Good description of the  disorder, more information  needed   Adequate description of  the disorder, but lacking in  detail  Unclear  or incorrect  description of the disorder    5 – 4.5 4 – 3.5 3- 2.5 2– 1..5 1-0  Signs and Symptoms  5 marks  Clear and precise  description  of the typical  signs and symptoms of  the disorder  Generally clear and  adequate description of  typical signs and symptoms  of the disorder  Typical signs and  symptoms of the disorder  described in general terms  Some inaccuracies or  unclear description of the  typical signs and  symptoms of the disorder.  Unclear or incorrect  description. Pathophysiology  5 marks  Clear and precise  description of the  pathophysiology the  disorder  Clear description of the  pathophysiology of the  disorder – could be more  precise  Good description of the  pathophysiology of the  disorder, more information  needed   Adequate description of  the pathophysiology of the  disorder, but lacking in  detail  Unclear  or incorrect  description of the  pathophysiology of the  disorder,   Treatment –  Pharmacological  5 marks  Accurate and clear  description of  pharmacological  treatment  Good description of  pharmacological treatment  Adequate description of  pharmacological treatment  Some inaccuracies  regarding pharmacological  treatment  Inaccurate or absent  description of  pharmacological treatment  Treatment – non  Pharmacological   5 marks    Accurate and clear  description of non- pharmacological  treatment  Good description of non- pharmacological treatment  Adequate description of  non-pharmacological  treatment  Some inaccuracies  regarding non- pharmacological treatment  Inaccurate or absent  description of non- pharmacological treatment   2.5 – 2.25 2 -1.75 1.5- 1.25 1 – 0.75 0.5- 0  Nursing management  2.5 marks  Clear and precise  description  of the routine  clinical nursing care and  interventions  Generally clear and  accurate description of the  routine clinical nursing care  and interventions  Routine clinical nursing  care and interventions  described in general terms  Some inaccuracies or  unclear description of the  routine clinical nursing  care and interventions  Unclear or incorrect  description of the routine  clinical nursing care and  interventions  Treatment outcomes  2.5 marks  Clear and precise  discussion relating to  treatment outcomes.  Good discussion relating to  treatment outcomes.  Discussion relating to  treatment outcomes  described in general terms  Some inaccuracies or  unclear discussion relating  to treatment outcomes  Unclear or incorrect  discussion relating to  treatment outcomes   2 1.5 1 0.5 0  Academic presentation  and referencing  2 marks  All academic presentation  and referencing correct  according to APA.  Within  word count.  Minimum number of  scholarly references  sourced.  Minor errors with academic  presentation and  referencing according to  APA. Within word count.  Minimum number of  scholarly references  sourced.  Some errors with academic  presentation and  referencing c according to  APA.  Minimum number of  scholarly references  sourced.  Major referencing and  format errors.  Word count  >//

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Running head: Report		1
Report		6
BIPOLAR 1 DISORDER REPORT
Table of contents
Introduction	3
Description of the disorder	3
Signs and symptoms	4
Pathophysiology of the disorder	5
Contemporary treatment	6
Pharmacological	6
Non-pharmacological	7
Nursing management within the multidisciplinary care team	8
Expected treatment outcomes	9
Referencing	10
Introduction 
In this whole part of the report the overall situation and medication of the bipolar I disorder have been discussed widely. The proper descriptions of the disorder along with the most effective symptoms are being mentioned here. Judging the pathophysiology of this disorder the most essential treatment process is being discussed over here in this report. The report also consists of the process of the management of the multidisciplinary care team in case of getting the most expected treatment outcomes. Here the overall report is based on the proper medical consideration and all the scientific processes of the treatment and the process of medication are being discussed effectively.
Description of the disorder
Bipolar I disorder can also be termed as a manic depressive disorder (Fortgang, Hultman, van Erp & Cannon, 2016). It is highly heritable disordered. The unwanted shift of mood, abnormal activity is considered as a result of this bipolar I disorder. This mental health disorder is responsible for losing interest in any activity and day to day work. This brain disorder can modify the emotion of the patient. This bipolar I disorder is considered as one of the severe mental disorders. The mental disorder is being classified as a few episodes among them maniac and depressive are the most discussed phase of this disorder (Scott, Vaaler, Fasmer, Morken, & Krane-Gartiser, 2017). In distinct times the highly intensive emotional states are called the episode of mood. That one full episode indicates the severity of the disorder. The causes of this disorder are not properly known yet. The mental disorder affects the physical health of the patient as well. A general study in 2017 reported that around 792 million people are facing this bipolar disorder globally. The epidemiology tells that there is 1% lifetime prevalence can be seen for the bipolar 1 disorder. This bipolar 1 disorder is equally common in case of both male and female. Most of the cases 25-50% of the patients attempt suicide and the rate of mortality due to suicide is around 17% (Schaffer, et al., 2017). The risk of the disease is higher among the children of the patient of the bipolar disorder. If both of the parents are the patient of bipolar 1 disorder then it has been estimated that there is a 50%-70% risk over the children being a bipolar 1 disorder. The bipolar 1 disorder is not curable only the reduction of the symptoms through the medication is being observed. A lifetime process of the treatment can be seen in this case. 
Signs and symptoms
The symptoms of bipolar 1 disorder appear differently in different people. Based on signs and symptoms of bipolar disorder, it can be divided into few parts that are mania, hypomania and depression. Bipolar 1 disorder shows numerous symptoms in various episodes. Various physical, cognitive and psychological changes can be seen in the case of the determination of the symptoms of the bipolar 1 disorder (Petzold, et al., 2017). 
According to Timothy (2019), common signs and symptoms are:
1. Talking very fast in front of others that people can’t sustain most of the time.
2.  Sleeping expansion becomes shorter, but the individual feels more energetic while working.
3. One of the most vital symptoms of this disorder is the act of violence without thinking about the results.
4. The probability of being impulsive can often be seen.
5. Lack of concentration due to the mental destruction in daily life.
6. Showing of overconfidence in behavior is also a sign of the disorder.
7. Frequent mood swings and depressed activity indicate the instability of the mental health of the patient.
8. The appearance of unwanted thoughts along with the dilution of self-control also being seen as symptoms of the bipolar I disorder.
All the signs and symptoms are being judged properly to ensure the risk of the disorder. The compound feelings of bipolar 1 disorder affect the mental health of the patient. The remarkable reduction of positivity in daily life can be noticed (Pedersen, 2019). Symptoms of this disorder are dynamic. Depending upon the physical fitness and lifestyle of oneself all the symptoms appear differently.
Pathophysiology of the disorder
In the field of medical science, bipolar disorder is being considered as episodes of mania and depression. It is not possible to state the optimum cause of the disease certainly. A series of stimulating factors are responsible for the disorder. In bipolar one disorder there is no exact pathophysiology of the disease. A series of studies support that the disorder has a chronic genetic component (Charney & Sklar, 2017).

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