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| characterized by intense and unrealistic feelings of excitement and euphoria |
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| involves feelings of extrordinary saddness and rejection |
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-symptoms occur for at least 2 weeks
-most of they day, nearly every day
-5 of 9 symptoms
-depressed, anhedonia,eating disturbance, changes in sleep, low energy, cognitive symptoms, psychomotor retardation, feelings of worthlessness, suicidal |
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| lack of emotion, lack of pleasure for things they used to enjoy |
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-reduced appetite
-altered eating behaviors
-5% loss or gain in weight |
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| sleeping too little vs. sleeping too much |
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| concentration difficulties, indecisveness |
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| psychomotor agitation or retardation |
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-least common symptom
-moving really slowly, walking slowly, ect. |
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| if major depressive episode untreated... |
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| could last for 6 months or even 2 years |
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-manic or irritable mood lasting at least 1 week
-3 symptoms for manic, 4 for irritable
-inflated self esteem or grandiosity, decreased need for sleep, increased physical activity, excessive involvment in pleasurable activities, fast speech, racing thoughts, distractibility |
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| if hospitalized or have psychosis for manic episodes... |
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| 7 day period is waved for diagnosis |
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-elaveated, expansive, or irritble mood
-last between 4 and 6 days
3+ symptoms of mania
-not severe enough to cause impairment |
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-criteria for manic and major depressive is met for 1+ week
-marked impairment, hospitlizaton, or psychotic features |
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-similiar to MDD but less intense and more chronic
-fewer symptoms but for longer time
-never manic, mixed, or hypomanic
-more days than not for 2+ years (1+ children)
-recovery for less than 2 months
-symptoms in notes |
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-essential feature: history of full manic episode and full depressive episode
-psychotic symtpoms common
-no hypomania
-rapid cycling
-modal cycling |
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-milder version of bipolar
-1+ full major depressive episode
-1+ hypomanic episode
-never met for manic or mixed episodes |
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-slighly more women
-men: mania first
-women: depression first |
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-reccurent cycling of periods of hypomanic and depressive symptoms
-less than bipolar--not as impairing
-duration of 2+ years (1+ children)
-symptom free 2 months or less |
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| Depression: Analytic/Sociotropic |
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-disruption of someones communal or affilitive drive
-almost always interpersonal disruption that triggers it
-feelings of lonlyness, helplessness, fear of being abandaned, insomnia |
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| depression: Introjective/Autonomic |
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| -disruption of agentic domain -can be caused by interpersonal problems-persons reaction to problem takes more agentic form -feel rejected, ubnable to please others -negative self evaluation, worthlessness, guilt |
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| Feels great all the time but not manic, mixed, or depressive |
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