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A [[mental]] disorder characterised by gross impairment in [[reality]] testing as evidenced by [[delusions]], [[hallucinations]], markedly incoherent [[speech]] or disorganised and agitated [[behaviour]] without [[apparent]] [[awareness]] on the part of the [[patient]] of the incomprehensibility of his behaviour, the term is also used in a severe more general [[sense]] to refer to mental disorder disorders in which thought and emotions are so mental functioning is sufficiently impaired that contact is lost as to interfere grossly with external realitythe [[patients]] capacity to meet the ordinary [[demands]] of [[life]].

Psychoses is a severe mental disorder in which Historically, the person experiences delusionsterm has been applied to many [[conditions]], hallucinationsfor example manic depressive [[psychosis]], breaks from realitythat were first described in [[psychotic]] patients, and a variety of other extreme behavioral disturbances. This is severe enough that although many patients with the person typically has to be institutionalizeddisorder are not judged psychotic.

serious a severe mental disorder in which perception of reality [[thought]] and ability to communicate emotions are so impaired that contact is impaired. Can be biological or emotional in origin.lost with [[external]] reality

any A severe form [[psychological]] [[disturbance]] that generally requires hospitalization of mental disorder, as schizophrenia or paranoiathe person.

serious mental disorder in which [[perception]] of reality and ability to [[communicate]] is impaired. Can be [[biological]] or emotional in origin.  a mental disorder characterized by [[symptoms]], such as delusions or hallucinations, that indicate impaired contact with reality. any severe [[form]] of mental disorder, as [[schizophrenia]] or [[paranoia]]. A severe mental disorder, with or without [[organic ]] damage, characterized by derangement of [[personality ]] and [[loss ]] of contact with reality and causing deterioration of normal [[social ]] functioning.