Chapter 14 on Depressive Disorders PDF

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This chapter details various aspects of depressive disorders, from key terms and symptoms to different management strategies. It covers different types of depressive disorders and their associated symptoms. The chapter touches on treatment options, including medication and therapies.

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Ch19 Depressive Disorders [ key Terms pg 240 Affect : outward representation of a person's internal state and is an objective finding based on the nurse...

Ch19 Depressive Disorders [ key Terms pg 240 Affect : outward representation of a person's internal state and is an objective finding based on the nurse's assessment Anergia : abnormal lack of energy of happiness to feel pleasure Anhedonia : absence or inability Bereavement Exclusion : being advised against diagnosing a person w/ depression in the first 2mos following a significant loss Deep Brain Stimulation ; treatment where electrodes are Electrorgiympastimulatt Light Therapy First : o usuchdordersainfluence line treatment on melatonin Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation : Alleviates symptoms of depressionnonsivementM strength magnetic puses Serotonin Syndrome : Clow metabolism build up inmeds, caused causing of by to much serotonic in the the Drain synapes ; tachycardia, fast Suicidal Ideation : recurrent thoughts everything of death Vagus Nerve Stimulationstreatment for epilepsy also , improves mood in a population that normally experiences highe ratesofesion Signs of Depressionalterationsinactives necess Vegetative is Depressive Disorders All share symptoms of sadness , emptiness, initability somaticlbody) - , concerns s impairment of , all impact a persons thinking ability to function Major Depressive Disorder 5 or more symptoms have been present during of the same 2week period ; at least one the symptoms include "depressed mood or loss, insomnia 3 or pleasure weight lloss of interest 3) psychological retardation worthless, a loss of energy it) feeling others of Death, -) recurrent thoughts gloss of ability to concentrate Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder Ages le to 18 symptoms Constant and severe - initability i anger situation - temper tantums out of proportion to the 3times aweek at least - Exhibit symptoms in at least two settings:home, school and vol peers Management symptomatic - medications ; CBT parent training facial expression recognition training Persistent Depressive Disorder · known asdysthymia · Low-level depressive feelings through most of each day, of for the majority days - at least 2 years in adults at least I year in children is adolescents - · must have two or more of the following : - decreased appetite or overeating , insomnia or hypersonata poor self-esteem , difficult thinking, low energy, and hopelessness Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder interruption ↳ symptom cluster in last week prior to onset of a woman's period include ↳mood swings , initability, depression, anxiety , feeling overondmed and difficult concentrating symptoms decrease significantly onset of menstration or disappear / the Treat Aerobic excercise , be active , relaxation , SSRF (fluoxetine) (prozac) Isertraline) Loft Other Depressive Disorders Take amonth to work SHRI First ngs = ~stimulate chls serotonin (regulating sleep) I serotonin syndrome stress noepinephrine (hehaviors - actocholine Fuoxetine (SURI) - Fatigue &Insomnia = Sexual DysfunctionsBupropion (Wellbutron) Chronic pain= duloxetine (SWIRI) Table Hob FDA - Process Assessment nursing · Assessment of suicidality self-assessment · Behavioral/Affect :Anergia · and anhedonia · Mood :Depressed mood · Emotions : Anxietyfeelings of worthlessness ,hopelessness, guilt ,angerineplessness hallucinations Thoughts/Perceptions : delusions and low · Chronic pain (sometimes cormorbidity · : Self Assessment Patients wh depression ; - often reject the advice ,encouragement ,understanding nurse best response ; unrealistic expectations for yourselfpatient recognize - - understand roles - empathy not sympathy prHursing Process Implementation · three phases · - Acute Phase ille to 12 voks) Continuation Phase (4 to amos) Phase lyr - - Maintenance or more Communication Techniques -use simple , concrete words allow response time - - listen for conventmessages - ask about suicide plans - avoid platitudes when patient silent; avoid direct questionsreinforce - realty to make - observations Sto John warts Flower processed into tea or tablets thought to increase sootonin · herepinephrin ,dopamine , brain in the ouseful in mild to moderate depression ElectroconvulsiveTherapy cast resort severe malmitition, exhaustion , dehydration due to depression delusional · Transcranial Magnetic stimulation · noninvasive · X metal Adverse · headache lightheadedness setuves rarely scalptingling ↳ Vagus Newe Simulation Treatepilepsy andimprovesmis o - St : voice alteration LightTherapy for seasonal affective therapy first line treatment · headache Seijitters · Exercise increasestonavai l a bi l ia t be overactive a in depresso

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