Many conditions and pathophysiologic disturbances are associated with shock and hypotension in the newborn, ranging from acute blood loss (hypovolemic shock) to heart failure (cardiogenic shock). (See Etiology.)
Mental Health Therapists in the United States take home approximately $41K annually on average. Pay generally varies between $32K and $62K per year. Location is the biggest factor affecting pay for this group, followed by career duration and the particular employer.
Despite the growing costs of mental health care, serious mental illnesses do not get the same level of research funding as heart disease, diabetes and cancer. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) estimates it will spend $396 million on serious mental illness in 2016. Whereas heart disease, cancer and diabetes will receive $1.3, $5.7 and $1 billion in funding, respectively. Anxiety disorders and depression, the most common mental health conditions, will receive much less â $163 and $406 million.