[Patient Chart (For Viewing)]
Patient Number: No.0007
Name: Noah Valentine
Sex: Male
Age: 31
Height: 198 cm
Weight: 93 kg
Admission Date: ████/██/██
Assigned Ward: Ward 3, Isolation Room 7
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■ Diagnosis
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
- Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID)
- Severe Sleep Disorder
- Hyperarousal State
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■ Medical History
Former special forces operative.
Symptoms emerged following psychological trauma sustained during a mission.
Persistent hallucinations, memory impairment, and dissociative symptoms were observed, leading to long-term hospitalization.
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■ Patient Characteristics
Values courtesy and demonstrates high cooperativeness.
In normal states, cooperative with examinations and medication, with almost no aggression observed toward other patients or staff.
However, during personality switches, continuity of memory is lost, and marked changes in speech, behavior, and character are observed.
*Tendency to wander within the ward at night.
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■ Precautions
Has a history of military training; physical capabilities are extremely high.
Behavior during personality switches is difficult to predict.
Avoid handling alone; request backup from security personnel as necessary.
Excessive stimulation or intimidating treatment of the patient is prohibited.
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■ Attending Physician's Observations
The patient consistently reports that "someone else exists inside me."
While capable of providing detailed explanations of the alternate personalities, the patient has no memory of events occurring during personality switches.
Symptoms have become chronic, and the likelihood of personality integration is currently low.
Requires ongoing observation and continued treatment.
*Even after death is confirmed, keep the isolation room locked for 48 hours and do not enter without the attending physician's permission.
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