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major depressive Dx
dysthymic dx
depressive dx |
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| cheerful, elated, ecstatic feeling |
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| unpleasant feeling, sadness or irritability |
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| A time limited period during which specific symptoms of a DX are present |
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| Depressed mood, disturbed eating and or sleeping too much or too little, lethargic or agitated. duration is at least 2 weeks. most cases run thier course some time after 6 months |
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| nothing brings pleasure. one loses interst or pleasure in most daily activities |
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2 months during fall or winter.
out of 100 people, 13 men and 21 women will develop DX.
40% will not have another episode. 60% will have a 2nd episode. |
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| symptoms of major depression, buy not as deeply or as intensely |
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| symptoms for at least 2 years during which they are symptom free for not more than 2 months |
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| manic episondes and very disruptive experiences of heightened mood, possibly alternating with major depressive episodes. |
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| hypomanic, not as depressive. one or more major depressive episode and at least one hypomanic episode |
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| characteristics of Bipolar II |
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1.6 of population
first episode for men more likely to be manic
first episode for women to be major depressive
after a single manic episode, 90% expect subsequent episodes
under 15% have 4-8 mood episodes in a single year
rapid cyclers |
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racing thoughts
hyperactivity
easily distracted
grandiose sense of self
may hear voices
highly energetic |
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dramatic and recurrent mood shifts. not as intense as bipolar.
chronic condition- 2 years plus
may feel productive and creative but others may regad them as moody and irritable
4-6 episodes a year |
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| If its true in one cad, it applies to every case. |
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| drawing erroneous or negative conclusions from experience |
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| the only events that a person takes serious are the ones that represent failure, loss, frustration, and deprivation |
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| Assuming temporal causality |
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| if its true in the pst, its always true |
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| making excessive self refeence |
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| taking oneself too seriously |
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30K Americans per year
women attempt more than men
males are 4X more likely to succeed
white
unmarried |
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| 3 Phases of Schizophrenia |
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Definition
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| 4 additional psychotic DX |
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Definition
shizophreniform DX
schizoaffective DX
Delusional DX
shared psychotic DX |
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symptoms that get expressed outwardly
ex. delusions, hallucinations, disturbed speech, behavior |
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| affective flattening, alogia, avolition, anhedonia |
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affective flattening
alogia
avolition
anhedonia |
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| loss of interest in activities that most people find appealing |
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| loss of words. one gets stuck speaking |
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| lack of initiative. not wanting to take action, or the inability to or energy to take action |
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with marked stressors
without marked stressors
with postpartum onset
lasts more than a month |
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| same as schizophrenia but with a co-occurring mood DX |
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they have a single striking psychotic symptom and organized systme of non-bizared false beliefs.
They manage bettera ll around in life.
erotomanic
persecutory
grandiose
jealous |
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Term
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Definition
| ingrained patterns of relating to other people, situations, and events with a rigid and maladaptive pattern of inner experience and behavior dating back to adolescence or early adulthood. start in early childhood. |
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