Esther O.
Ethnologist
A2 OTHER
The Essentials:
A- Basics 2-Sleep
Question No.26
Ethnologist
A2 OTHER
The Essentials:
A- Basics 2-Sleep
Question No.26
What kind of
OTHER
would rF be?
OTHER
would rF be?
Selection 1 out of 6
What kind of Other would the remontant Fury be?
1a: What characteristics categorize an RF?
1b: Are these characteristics visible from the outside? To everyone?
1c: What are these visible characteristics? Who or what determines them?
2a: Are there characteristics that are not visible from the outside? If so, which ones?
2b: Who or what determines the characteristics that are not visible from the outside?
3a: Are these supposed objective characteristics? Has anyone verified them?
3b: Are the supposedly objective characteristics invented through stories?
3c: Who or what invented these stories? Are they based on partial truths?3d: Was knowledge instrumentalized and mythologized for this? If so, by whom and why?
4a: Are the characteristics of the RF external attributions, self-attributions, or both?
4b: Have people, including the RF, adopted external attributions as self-attributions?
5a: Which person is in their prime (age)? Who defines this, and why?
5b: Who or what makes the prime years the best years?
6: Menopause
7: Who or what transmits, socializes, and consumes the characteristics of the RF?
"PROFILE"...
Regarding the randomly selected and used sticky notes for noting "possible (scientific?)" characteristics of an R.F. in addressing the question:
"What kind of 'Otherness' (in one's own culture) would be remontantFury ?"
[There are no coincidences. What comes to (me), is due, falls to fall / to (me) to come. (Freely paraphrased after Yonanda la Tura)]
"Zoldem 10 mg – Film-Coated Tablets"
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Prescription Status: Medication for single-time dispensing by medical prescription.
Pharmacological Group: Hypnotics and Sedatives (highlighted by the author)
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What is it and what is it used for?
Zoldem belongs to a group of medications known as benzodiazepine-like drugs, used for the short-term treatment of sleep disorders.
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Warnings and Precautions
Addiction:
The use of Zolpidem may lead to misuse and/or the development of physical and psychological dependence. The risk of addiction is higher if Zolpidem is taken for more than four weeks.
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In severe cases, the following symptoms may also occur:
- Loss of reality, detachment from other people, heightened sensitivity to sounds, numbness and tingling in arms and legs, hypersensitivity to light, sounds, and physical contact, hallucinations, or epileptic seizures.
Rebound Insomnia:
The re-emergence of sleep disorders (rebound insomnia).
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Other complaints may arise, such as mood swings, anxiety, and restlessness.
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Memory Loss (Amnesia):
(highlighted by the author)
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Mental and so-called "paradoxical" reactions:
The following complaints may occur during the use of Zoldem: restlessness, increasing sleep disturbances, irritability, aggressiveness, hallucinations, rage attacks, nightmares, psychotic disorders, sleepwalking, inappropriate behavior, and other side effects affecting behavior.
Simultaneous consumption of alcohol and other medications seems to increase the risk of such behavior, as does taking doses exceeding the recommended maximum dose.
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Driving and Operating Machinery:
Warning: This medication may impair reaction times and traffic safety.
(Source: https://medikamio.com/de-at/medikamente/zoldem-10-mg-filmtabletten/pl (retrieved on June 16, 2021, 12:42 PM))