17 Questions
What is an individual experiencing when they have mixed features according to the text?
Depressed with a few symptoms of mania
In DSM-5, what does the term 'mixed features' require specifying?
Whether a predominantly manic or predominantly depressive episode is present
Why do individuals who suffer from manic episodes alone still meet criteria for bipolar mood disorder?
Because most of these individuals can be expected to become depressed at a later time
What is the main difference between manic and hypomanic episodes?
Duration of the episode
Which term describes the higher frequency of manic episodes compared to depressive episodes in adolescents?
Manic Dominance Disorder
What is a defining feature of a major depressive episode?
Altered sleeping patterns
Which term refers to a state of extremely depressed mood that lasts at least 2 weeks?
Major Depressive Episode
What distinguishes hypomania from mania?
Hypomania is less severe than mania
Which symptom characterizes a major depressive episode?
Significant changes in appetite and weight
What characterizes the experience of mania?
Extremely elevated mood with hyperactivity
Which term refers to a mood disorder that involves only depressive episodes?
Major Depressive Disorder
Which symptom is not characteristic of an episode of mania?
Excessive sleepiness
What is a key feature of anhedonia as discussed in the text?
Inability to engage in pleasurable activities
What duration is associated with a major depressive episode if left untreated?
4 to 9 months
Which symptom is more characteristic of severe episodes of depression than reports of sadness or distress?
Inability to engage in pleasurable activities
What is a common feature of individuals experiencing mania?
Grandiose plans
Which is not a feature of individuals experiencing anhedonia?
Extreme fatigue
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