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Complete the summary of the text above with NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS.
Jim, a 56-year-old (1) ________________, is recently
diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder and Anxiety
Disorder. His depression caused by unhappy memories from
his childhood due to (2) ______________ by his father. In the
early 1980’s, Jim began seeing psychiatrist and (3)
_________________. However, nothing had worked and for

the upcoming (4) _____________, Jim skipped any kind of
treatment. Years later, his anxiety and depression got worse
that he tried another counseling with several (5)
______________ therapists. Because of (6) ________________,
he was admitted to University Hospital for the first time. Then, he was also admitted to (7)
____________________ because of mental health symptoms in 2013. He did not regularly take medications

as the result of his (8) ____________ inconsistency. Symptoms of anxiety disorder and major depression were
displayed by Jim. Additionally, he displayed traits of (9) ______________. He stated that when he was in this
state he would stay still for 3-4 days and he turned to be (10) ______________. For years it was not easy for
Jim to sleep because of his symptoms. Jim was also disturbed by bad dream and intrusive recollections of
(11) ___________________. Sometimes his nightmares would be vague but other times the dreams could be
vivid that they gave him (12) ____________________.

MENTAL HEALTH HISTORY REPORT
This report includes:
1. Causes
elaboration on the initial causes why the patient suffers from mental illness
2. Treatment history
elaboration on what treatment the patient has taken previously
3. Symptoms
elaboration on all the symptoms the patient has exhibited

Arrange the paragraphs below into the correct order of mental health history report by putting
number in the given space.

Ms Brown exhibited extreme limitations in the area of self-care. She was highly
impulsive and had a long history of mood instability. She frequently failed to consider the
_________
consequences of her actions, placing herself at risk. Of even greater concern, Ms Brown
raced around outside the home, demonstrating very little regard for her personal safety. For

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