3. Depressive Disorders Flashcards

1
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2 Main types of mood disorders

A
  1. Depression

2. Mania

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2
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2 Main types of depression disorders

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  1. Major depressive disorder

2. Bipolar disorder

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3
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Children (up to 12yo) presenting with persistent and frequent episodes of extreme behavioural dyscontrol

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Disruptive Mood Disregulation Disorder

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4
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2-5% of women experience severe premenstrual symptoms including incapacitating emotional reactions

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Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder

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5
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MDD is distinguished from “normal” depression by its Severity, Persistence, D______, and presence of characteristic symptoms

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Duration

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6
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Criterion removed from DSM-V for MDD

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Bereavement Exclusion

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7
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3 Types of symptoms in MDD

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  1. Affective
  2. Behavioural
  3. Cognitive
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8
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DF: Cyclic disorder characterised by mood disturbance with episodes of either mania or depression

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Bipolar disorder

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9
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Manic/depressed episodes in Bipolar tend to last for _____

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Days

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10
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Dysthymia & Cyclothymia is a milder and less severe, but chronic form of _____ & _____

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Depression & Bipolar disorder

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11
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Depression has a lifetime risk of 25% for ______ and 12% for ______ with an onset during the late 20s.

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Women; Men

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12
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Bipolar disorder has a lifetime risk of ___ with an onset during the 20s.

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1.2%

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13
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Theory of Depression: Depression occurs as a result of low levels of serotonin

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Chemical imbalance theory

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14
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Theory of Depression: An individual becomes passive, pessimistic and apathetic after repeated attempts to exert control and positively influence events

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Learned helplessness - Seligman

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15
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Theory of Depression: Depressed people lack the social skills to extract pleasure/reinforcement from their environment

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Behavioural theory - Lewinsohn

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16
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Theory of Depression: A person becomes depressed because of their view on the world, and they have learned pessimistic ways of thinking

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Cognitive theory - Beck

17
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Cognitive distortions in Depression: drawing conclusions on the basis of inadequate information

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Arbitrary inference

18
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Cognitive distortions in Depression: Focusing on one part of a larger and more complex situation

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Selective abstraction

19
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Cognitive distortions in Depression: Assuming that one negative event reflects what will always happen

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Overgeneralisation

20
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Cognitive distortions in Depression: Takes blame for failures but deflects the credit for successes

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Internal attribution