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Beyond feeling sad, empty, hopeless, or tearful, what can a depressed mood manifest as in children and teens?
Beyond feeling sad, empty, hopeless, or tearful, what can a depressed mood manifest as in children and teens?
- Decreased sleep
- Increased appetite
- Irritability (correct)
- Increased energy
Beyond causing extreme sadness, what additional impact does a major depressive episode have on a person's life?
Beyond causing extreme sadness, what additional impact does a major depressive episode have on a person's life?
- Increased sociability
- Improved physical health
- Noticeable difficulty in day-to-day activities (correct)
- Enhanced creativity
How is 'Persistent Depressive Disorder' DISTINCT from a 'Major Depressive Episode'?
How is 'Persistent Depressive Disorder' DISTINCT from a 'Major Depressive Episode'?
- It results in rapid cycling of moods
- Symptoms last for at least 2 years (correct)
- It primarily affects adolescents
- It typically involves psychotic features
An individual is experiencing a loss of interest or pleasure in daily activities, which DSM 5 criteria is this?
An individual is experiencing a loss of interest or pleasure in daily activities, which DSM 5 criteria is this?
What statement BEST describes the relationship between Bipolar I and Bipolar II disorders?
What statement BEST describes the relationship between Bipolar I and Bipolar II disorders?
How does mania in Bipolar I disorder DIFFER from hypomania in Bipolar II disorder?
How does mania in Bipolar I disorder DIFFER from hypomania in Bipolar II disorder?
If a client shows symptoms that are similar to major depression but can be improved by some happy events, what condition would you suspect?
If a client shows symptoms that are similar to major depression but can be improved by some happy events, what condition would you suspect?
How does the tool called ''Sad Person's Scale'' assist in suicide assessment?
How does the tool called ''Sad Person's Scale'' assist in suicide assessment?
In the SAD PERSONS scale, which factor indicates higher risk?
In the SAD PERSONS scale, which factor indicates higher risk?
After initiating antidepressant use, how long is it that mood improvement may take impact?
After initiating antidepressant use, how long is it that mood improvement may take impact?
What is the key diagnostic factor for schizoaffective disorder?
What is the key diagnostic factor for schizoaffective disorder?
How are patients given a better understanding of their conditions through psychoeducation?
How are patients given a better understanding of their conditions through psychoeducation?
What is the main goal for treatment of those with delusional disorder?
What is the main goal for treatment of those with delusional disorder?
Which of the following symptoms differentiates brief psychotic disorder from schizophrenia?
Which of the following symptoms differentiates brief psychotic disorder from schizophrenia?
What is the defining characteristic of shared psychotic disorder (Folie a Deux)?
What is the defining characteristic of shared psychotic disorder (Folie a Deux)?
What type of therapy has shown a decrease in hoarding symptoms?
What type of therapy has shown a decrease in hoarding symptoms?
What is a key difference between typical and atypical antipsychotics when treating psychosis?
What is a key difference between typical and atypical antipsychotics when treating psychosis?
What is kindling, and which neurotransmitter does it affect?
What is kindling, and which neurotransmitter does it affect?
What is the main goal of cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia?
What is the main goal of cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia?
As a nurse interacting with an anxious patient, what is the most important first step?
As a nurse interacting with an anxious patient, what is the most important first step?
When a client comes in, how might a nurse set a goal for them to overcome Obsessive Compulsive disorder?
When a client comes in, how might a nurse set a goal for them to overcome Obsessive Compulsive disorder?
Name a key difference from an individual with Body dysmorphic disorder and histrionic disorder?
Name a key difference from an individual with Body dysmorphic disorder and histrionic disorder?
What is the main goal for medical nursing staff during patient care with adjustment disorder?
What is the main goal for medical nursing staff during patient care with adjustment disorder?
When you have adjustment disorder with family, what are you assessing?
When you have adjustment disorder with family, what are you assessing?
What is main sign of a rad disorder?
What is main sign of a rad disorder?
With somatoform, the medical professional goal?
With somatoform, the medical professional goal?
If the patient is alert but confused, with fluctuations throughout the day, what is he experiencing??
If the patient is alert but confused, with fluctuations throughout the day, what is he experiencing??
What are first line of treatment or what not to avoid when treating a patient that has psychosis?
What are first line of treatment or what not to avoid when treating a patient that has psychosis?
What behavior may best a nurse recognize first in a client presenting bulimia nervosa?
What behavior may best a nurse recognize first in a client presenting bulimia nervosa?
Which is the best approach when helping manage eating disorders?
Which is the best approach when helping manage eating disorders?
What is used to help to overcome patients who might not be able to have and talk well enough to talk about issues?
What is used to help to overcome patients who might not be able to have and talk well enough to talk about issues?
What should caregivers expect the person with a stereotype disorder?
What should caregivers expect the person with a stereotype disorder?
What is usually diagnosed to lead to eating disorder?
What is usually diagnosed to lead to eating disorder?
If you observe a child engaging with actions with self, what are actions you should take?
If you observe a child engaging with actions with self, what are actions you should take?
Which should do first?
Which should do first?
What are the medical profession to be aware with of a kid diagnosed with a disorder??
What are the medical profession to be aware with of a kid diagnosed with a disorder??
A 7-year-old is identified as having a developmental. Which might best describe a course best describe a common cause?
A 7-year-old is identified as having a developmental. Which might best describe a course best describe a common cause?
What would be the reason to provide education for an adjustment and learning disability?
What would be the reason to provide education for an adjustment and learning disability?
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Mood Disorders
Mood Disorders
Also called an affective disorder, includes depressive and bipolar disorders affecting mood and major functioning.
Mood Disorder definition
Mood Disorder definition
A broad term encompassing depressive and bipolar disorders, affecting mood and major functions.
Major depressive episode definition
Major depressive episode definition
Persistent feelings of sadness and emptiness.
Major Depressive Episode
Major Depressive Episode
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Major Depressive Episode diagnostic criteria
Major Depressive Episode diagnostic criteria
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Symptoms of depressed mood
Symptoms of depressed mood
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Diagnostic Criteria for depressive episode
Diagnostic Criteria for depressive episode
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Features of bipolar disorders
Features of bipolar disorders
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Bipolar disorder symptoms in children and teens
Bipolar disorder symptoms in children and teens
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Behaviors That Mask Depression-Children
Behaviors That Mask Depression-Children
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Behaviors that mask depression in adolescents
Behaviors that mask depression in adolescents
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PDD Persistent Depressive Disorder
PDD Persistent Depressive Disorder
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Persistent depressive disorder duration
Persistent depressive disorder duration
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Cognitive Symptoms
Cognitive Symptoms
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Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder
Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder
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Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder Diagnostic criteria
Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder Diagnostic criteria
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Symptoms of SAD Seasonal Affective Disorder
Symptoms of SAD Seasonal Affective Disorder
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Definition of Psychotic depression
Definition of Psychotic depression
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Peripartum Depression
Peripartum Depression
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Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder Treatment
Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder Treatment
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Situational Depression
Situational Depression
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Symptoms of Atypical Depression
Symptoms of Atypical Depression
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Mask depression in children
Mask depression in children
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Melancholic Depression symptoms
Melancholic Depression symptoms
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Sad Persons; Scale
Sad Persons; Scale
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Elderly
Elderly
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M.A.D
M.A.D
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Delusional Disorder
Delusional Disorder
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Brief Psychotic Disorders
Brief Psychotic Disorders
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anticonvulsants
anticonvulsants
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JIMAT
JIMAT
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Mood and Affect
Mood and Affect
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Patient out come
Patient out come
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Nuring diag
Nuring diag
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Mild anz
Mild anz
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Panic disoder
Panic disoder
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Cognitive
Cognitive
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Obsessive
Obsessive
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Usual of
Usual of
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Study Notes
Midterm Topics
- Mood Disorders
- Anxiety, Phobias, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders
- Traumatic, Stressors, & Somatic Symptoms Disorders
- Eating disorders
- Personality disorders
- Neurodevelopmental disorders
- Neurocognitive disorders
Mood Disorders
- Affective disorder and DSM 5 – Bipolar disorders are other names used
- Includes depressive and bipolar disorders that affect mood and major functioning
- Affects the individual’s mood, ranging from extremely low (depressed) to extremely high (mania)
Types of Mood Disorders in the DSM 5 Classification
- Unipolar disorder implies one mood only:
- Major depressive disorder (MDD)
- Persistent depressive disorder (PDD)
- Disruptive mood dysregulation disorder (DMDD)
- Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
- Psychotic Depression
- Peripartum/Postpartum Depression
- Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD)
- 'Situational' Depression
- Atypical Depression
- Melancholic Depression
- Bipolar disorders involve two moods-mania and depression:
- Bipolar 1 Disorder
- Bipolar 2 Disorder
- Cyclothymic
Major Depressive Episode
- Persistent sadness and emptiness are features
- Symptoms cause noticeable difficulty in day-to-day activities
- Diagnosed clinically
- Diagnostic criteria includes extreme sadness with accompanying physical, cognitive, and emotional symptoms
- Symptoms occur for at least 2 weeks almost everyday
- Significant distress or severely impaired major functioning results
Five or More of the Following Indicate an Episode
- A depressed mood such as that of feeling sad, empty, or hopeless or tearful
- irritability can indicate a depressed mood in children and teens
- Marked loss of interest or feeling no pleasure in activities
- Significant weight loss w/o dieting, weight gain, or decrease or increase in appetite, can indicate depression
- In children, failure to gain weight as expected may be a sign of depression
- Experiencing insomnia or sleeping too much
- Restlessness or slowed behavior
- Fatigue or loss of energy
- Feelings of worthlessness or excessive/inappropriate guilt
- Decreased ability to think/concentrate, or indecisiveness
- Thoughts about, planning, or attempting suicide
Features of Bipolar Disorder
- Bipolar II disorders may involve anxious distress, melancholy, or psychosis
- Symptoms timing includes labels like mixed or rapid cycling
- Bipolar symptoms may manifest during pregnancy or shift with the seasons
- Bipolar disorder can prove difficult to identify in children and teens
- Children/teens may manifest distinct depressive, manic, or hypomanic episodes, which differ from adults
- Moods shift rapidly during episodes, with some children experiencing symptom-free periods between episodes
- Severe mood swings differing from their usual swings are prominent signs in children and teens
- Individuals with bipolar disorder may not recognize their emotional instability and the disruption it causes
- Mask depression via various behaviors:
- Children: crankiness, school phobia, hyperactivity, learning disorders, failing grades, antisocial behaviors
- Adolescents: substance abuse, gang involvement, risky behavior, underachievement, dropping out
- Adults: substance abuse, eating disorders, compulsive behavior (gambling, workaholism), hypochondriasis
- Older Adults: argumentativeness, crankiness, somatic ailments
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