Term
| Types of mood disorder symptoms |
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Definition
Changes in mood and affect
Physical or vegetative symptoms
Cognitive symptoms
Behavior changes |
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Term
| Changes in mood or affect |
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Definition
Depressed
Anhedonia
Irritable, (suspicion/paranoia)
Agitated
Elevated |
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Term
| Physical or vegetative symptoms |
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Definition
< or > sleep
< or > weight
< or > appetite
< or > energy
< concentration |
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Term
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Definition
fast/slowed thinking
Negative thoughts
Grandiose ideas
Indecisive
Excessive guilt, personal fail
Extreme: psychotic ideas, delusions, hallucinations |
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Term
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Definition
Psychomotor retardation or acceleration
High risk and suicidal behavior
< or > in activities
Difficulties in social/occupational |
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Term
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Definition
Very depressed: Clinical depression
Mildly depressed: subclinical/minor depression
Mildly elevated: hypomania
Very elevated: mania/manic episode |
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Term
| Symptoms of manic or hypomanic episode |
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Definition
3 or more:
< self esteem
> sleep
< talk
racing thoughts
distractable
< activity
< involvement |
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Term
| Differences between manic and hypomanic episdoes |
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Definition
Manic: 1 week, social/occupation impairment
Hypomanic: 4 days, no marked impairment |
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Term
| Major depressive episode symptoms |
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Definition
5 or more in 2 weeks;
> mood
> interest/pleasure
> or < weight
> or < sleep
Psychomotor agitation
> energy
guilt/worthless
> concentration
Recurrent thoughts of death/suicide |
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Term
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Definition
social/occupation impairment
2 week |
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Term
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Definition
| History of full manic and major depressive episodes |
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Term
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Definition
| History of hypomanic and major depressive |
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Term
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Definition
| History of hypomanic symptoms and mild depression |
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Term
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Definition
Severity: (mild/mod/severe)
Course: full/partial remission, peripartum, seasonal, rapid cycle |
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Term
| Behavioral causes of depression |
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Definition
| Downward spiral: no rewards for good behavior = bad behavior. no rewards for socializing = stop socializing. |
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Term
| cognitive causes of depression |
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Definition
Cognitive triad: negative repeated interpretation of experiences, themselves, future.
Illogical thinking, automatic thoughts, dwelling |
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Term
| Cognitive factors that make depression more likely |
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Definition
| Likely: Stable (all the time), Global (Illogical bigger picture), Internal (Self blame) |
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Term
| Cognitive factors that make depression less likely |
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Definition
| Unlikely: Unstable (one time event), Specific (focus on this event), External (blame others) |
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