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    This document discusses risk factors for schizophrenia and possible nursing diagnoses. The risk factors include family history, prenatal exposure to viruses/toxins/malnutrition, stress, older paternal age, and psychoactive drug use during adolescence. The possible nursing diagnoses are disturbed sensory perception, social isolation, risk for violence, and self care deficit.

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    This document discusses risk factors for schizophrenia and possible nursing diagnoses. The risk factors include family history, prenatal exposure to viruses/toxins/malnutrition, stress, older paternal age, and psychoactive drug use during adolescence. The possible nursing diagnoses are disturbed sensory perception, social isolation, risk for violence, and self care deficit.

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    This document discusses risk factors for schizophrenia and possible nursing diagnoses. The risk factors include family history, prenatal exposure to viruses/toxins/malnutrition, stress, older paternal age, and psychoactive drug use during adolescence. The possible nursing diagnoses are disturbed sensory perception, social isolation, risk for violence, and self care deficit.

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    Risk Factors

    • Having a family history of schizophrenia

    • Exposure to viruses, toxins or malnutrition while in the womb, particularly in the first and second
    trimesters

    • Stressful life circumstances

    • Older paternal age

    • Taking psychoactive drugs during adolescence and young adulthood

    Possible nursing diagnosis

    Disturbed sensory perception

    Social isolation

    Risk for violence

    Self care deficit

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