Sentences with phrase «causes of abnormal behaviors»

I sometimes coordinate with a veterinarian to address medical the medical causes of abnormal behaviors.

This contrasts greatly with psychodynamic therapy (re: Freud), where the focus is much more on trying to uncover unresolved conflicts from childhood (i.e. the cause of abnormal behavior).

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Similar to the naturally occurring effects of TET2 mutations in mice or humans, using molecular biology techniques to turn off TET2 in mice caused abnormal stem cell behavior.

Likely, your immune system aims to remove the cause of abnormal cell behavior, replace these abnormal cells with normal ones and heal your joints.

If it is true that body chemistry plays a definitive role in causing abnormal behavior, then it is largely a waste of time to treat violent criminals by incarcerating them and neglecting the critical factor of their diet.

Concentrated feeds that are quickly eaten and lengthy periods of confinement can cause boredom leading to abnormal eating behaviors.

A few clinical signs of portosystemic shunt include abnormal behavior after eating, pacing and aimless wandering, head pressed against the wall or constant rubbing of his head (the blood not being filtered causes ammonia buildup, which makes his head feel funny), and constant illnesses (since the liver is not filtering the blood, it causes toxicity in the blood, making your dog constantly ill).

In wild meat - eating animals, canine distemper can cause abnormal behavior and lack of fear that is suggestive of rabies.

Abnormal behavior in dogs can have a variety of medical causes, and one might be sub-optimal thyroid function.

While this abnormal behavior in dogs and cats can have a variety of medical causes, it also can reflect underlying problems of a psychological nature.

77 No. 10, October 1992 Abnormal behavior in dogs can have a variety of medical causes; it also can reflect underlying problems of a psychological nature.

A swallowed piece of rawhide should be digested just like your dog's regular food and should cause no problems, however, if you note any vomiting or other abnormal behavior you should consult your veterinarian.

Excessive thirst, shadow chasing, head shaking, inappropriate urination or defecation, abnormal tongue or swallowing movements, and scooting (dragging the anal area against the ground) are just a few of the many behaviors that may be caused by a medical problem.

The primary goals of treatment are to eliminate or reduce abnormal behaviors and remove any underlying causes of the OCD.