bipolar/mania (2) Flashcards

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1
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describe duration of mania for classification

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lasts at least 1 week for most of the day nearly every day

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2
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describe alterations that classify mania?

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elevated, expansive, irritable, increased activity or energy, goal oriented

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3
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what is the hallamrk of mania?

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flight of ideas

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4
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what are some of the signs/sx of mania?

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-grandiosity
-decreased need for sleep
-more talkative
-flight of ideas
-distractibility
-goal-oriented
-psychomotor agitation
-excessive involvement

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5
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how can mania be emeregnt

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increased suicide risk

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6
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can mania be attributed to substances or other conditions?

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no

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7
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describe hypomania

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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

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what disorders are characterized by mood swings from profound depression to extreme euphoria with intermittent periods of normalcy

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bipolar disorders

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9
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what are the 3 types of bipolar disorders

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bipolar 1
bipolar 2
cyclothymic

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10
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which bipolar disorder has a full syndrome of manic symptoms, alternates depression with anxiety and agitation, psychosis possible

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bipolar 1

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comorbidities with bipolar 1

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anxiety, ADHD, impulse control, substance use

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12
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which bipolar disorder is major depression with episodic occurence of hypomania, has never met criteria for full manic episode

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bipolar 2

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comorbidities with bipolar 2

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anxiety, eating disorders, subsyances

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14
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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

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cyclothymic disorder

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comorbidities with cyclothymic disorder

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substance use disorder, sleep disorder, ADHD

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16
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describe rapid cycling in bipoalr disorder

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4 mood episodes in 12 months, more severe and resistant to treament

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17
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bipolar used to be highly diagnosed in kids, but now is not. what is it called in kids now?

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disruptive mood dysregualtion disorder (DMDD)

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18
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what is there a high risk for in undiagnosed bipolar teens?

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suicide

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19
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is bipolar hereditary?

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yes

20
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biochemical influences of bipolar

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excess norepi & dopamine, low serotonin
too much acetylcholine in depression, not enough in mania

21
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what is lithium carbonate used for

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antimanic, neuroprotective antisuicidal

22
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contraindications of lithium

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sodium depletion, dehydration, cardiac/renal disease, pregnancy/lactation

23
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expected side effects of lithium

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drowzy/dizzy/headache
dry mouth/GI upset
tremors
polyuria/dehydration
weight gain

24
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what is the therapeutic range of lithium

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0.6-1.2 mEq/L

25
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at what level can lithium toxicity begin to be seen

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1.5 mEq/L (HOLD MED AND CALL DR)

26
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at what lithium level should a patient be hospitalized

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2.0-2.5

27
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describe fine tremors

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expected, usually in hands, usually symmetric, can improve spontaneously

28
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describe coarse tremors

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SIGN OF TOXICITY, more irregular and severe, widespread, associated woth other symptoms

29
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treatment of tremor

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reduce caffeine, keep lithium levels low/medium, propranolol (beta blocker, HR/BP), vitamin B6

30
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what does a person on lithium need to regularly intake

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Na (salt) 2g

31
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fluid intake for someone on lithium

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1500-3000

32
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what can anticonvulsants be used for?

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mood stabilizers

33
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what are the 3 main anticonvulsants used for mood stabilizers

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valproic acid (depakene) / divalproex sodium (depakote)
lamotrigine (lamictal)

34
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major side effect of anticonvulsants as mood stabilizers

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liver failure

35
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BBW for anticonvulsants as mood stabilizers

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increased risk for suicidal thoughts and behaviors

36
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therapeutic level of valproic acid

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50-100 mcg/ml

37
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at what level is valproic acid toxic

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above 100 mcg/ml

38
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BBW valproic acid

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hepatotoxicity (monitor LFT/PLT)

39
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what is the life threatening complication that comes from lamotrigine

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rash, steven johnson syndrome

40
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which meds work faster than mood stabilizers, so are used initially until drugs kick in

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antipsychotics

41
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what combo of meds must be given for bipolar depression

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antidepressant and mood stabilizer

42
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when monotherapy fails, what do yo udo?

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augmentation with second med

43
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when is ECT used for mania

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meds are not tolerated or when life threatening behavior is present, depressive episodes with catatonia

44
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what kinds of foods are best for manic patients

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finger foods

45
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what is a good way of controlling manic behavior

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distraction

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