bipolar/mania (2) Flashcards
describe duration of mania for classification
lasts at least 1 week for most of the day nearly every day
describe alterations that classify mania?
elevated, expansive, irritable, increased activity or energy, goal oriented
what is the hallamrk of mania?
flight of ideas
what are some of the signs/sx of mania?
-grandiosity
-decreased need for sleep
-more talkative
-flight of ideas
-distractibility
-goal-oriented
-psychomotor agitation
-excessive involvement
how can mania be emeregnt
increased suicide risk
can mania be attributed to substances or other conditions?
no
describe hypomania
less severe than regular/severe mania
-euphoric/increases functioning
-excessive activity
-not severe enough ti impair functioning or require hospitalization
-no psychosis with mania, may be present in depression
what disorders are characterized by mood swings from profound depression to extreme euphoria with intermittent periods of normalcy
bipolar disorders
what are the 3 types of bipolar disorders
bipolar 1
bipolar 2
cyclothymic
which bipolar disorder has a full syndrome of manic symptoms, alternates depression with anxiety and agitation, psychosis possible
bipolar 1
comorbidities with bipolar 1
anxiety, ADHD, impulse control, substance use
which bipolar disorder is major depression with episodic occurence of hypomania, has never met criteria for full manic episode
bipolar 2
comorbidities with bipolar 2
anxiety, eating disorders, subsyances
which bipolar disorder has symptoms of hypomania alternating with mild/moderate depressin for at least 2 years, does not meet other criteria - yet disturbing enough to alternate functioning
cyclothymic disorder
comorbidities with cyclothymic disorder
substance use disorder, sleep disorder, ADHD
describe rapid cycling in bipoalr disorder
4 mood episodes in 12 months, more severe and resistant to treament
bipolar used to be highly diagnosed in kids, but now is not. what is it called in kids now?
disruptive mood dysregualtion disorder (DMDD)
what is there a high risk for in undiagnosed bipolar teens?
suicide