Chapter 14: Depressive Disorders

Question 1

depression is closely diagnosed with

Answer 1

anxitey

Question 2

disruptive mood dysregulation disorder
diagnosed when

Answer 2

childhood

Question 3

disruptive mood dysregulation disorder
symptoms

Answer 3

irratibility
anger
temper tantrums

Question 4

disruptive mood dysregulation disorder
where does the child have to exhibit these behaviors

Answer 4

in at least 2 settings
- home, school, peers

Question 5

persistent depressive disorder
symptoms

Answer 5

low-level depressive feelings through most of each day, for the majority of days

Question 6

persistent depressive disorder
must have two or more of the following

Answer 6

decreased appetite/overeating
insomnia/hypersomina
low energy
poor self esteem
difficulty thinking
hopelessness

Question 7

premenstrual dysphoric disorder

Answer 7

symptom cluster in last week prior to onset of a woman’s period

Question 8

premenstrual dysphoric disorder
treatment

Answer 8

birth control

Question 9

major depressive disorder
time frame

Answer 9

2 weeks

Question 10

anhedonia

Answer 10

loss of interest or pleasure

Question 11

major depressive disorder
persistent

Answer 11

2 weeks-6 months

Question 12

major depressive disorder
chronic

Answer 12

longer than 2 years

Question 13

major depressive disorder
make sure ____________ issues are causing depression

Answer 13

physical (ex: cancer)

Question 14

major depressive disorder
what do we need absence of

Answer 14

manic/hypomanic
(this is bipolar)

Question 15

first degreee genetic

Answer 15

parent or sibling

Question 16

depression can also be associated with

Answer 16

substance use disorder

Question 17

becks cognitive triad

Answer 17

negative views about the world
negative views about the future
negative views about oneself

Question 18

depression assessment
SIG E CAPS

Answer 18

sleep disturbances
interest decreased in pleasure activities and sex
guilty feeling
energy decreased
concentration
appetite
psychomotor function
suicidal ideations

Question 19

affect

Answer 19

objective
outward representation of internal state

Question 20

thought processes

Answer 20

assessment of suicidal ideation

Question 21

mood

Answer 21

subjective, patient reporting emotions

Question 22

feelings

Answer 22

more specific than mood

Question 23

mood
euthymic

Answer 23

normal

Question 24

affect
congruent

Answer 24

sad face-depressed mood

Question 25

affect
incongruent

Answer 25

smiling despite depressed mood

Question 26

physical behavior
anergia

Answer 26

lack of energy

Question 27

T/F depression is a normal part of aging

Answer 27

false

Question 28

what is first and ongoing

Answer 28

self assessment

Question 29

nursing diagnosis

Answer 29

risk for suicide

Question 30

what is always the highest priority

Answer 30

safety

Question 31

SMART goals

Answer 31

short/long term
measurable
attainable/realistic
timed

Question 32

3 phases in treatment and recovery from major depression are
1st stage

Answer 32

acute phase (6-12weeks) psychiatric management and initial treatment

Question 33

3 phases in treatment and recovery from major depression are
2nd stage

Answer 33

continuation phase (4-9mo) treatment continues to prevent relapse

Question 34

3 phases in treatment and recovery from major depression are
3rd stage

Answer 34

maintence stage (1+ year) continuation of antidepressants and therapy to prevent relapse

Question 35

what does sitting in silence communicate

Answer 35

caring

Question 36

other treatments for depression

Answer 36

ECT
repetitive transcrainal magnetic stimulation
vagus nerve stimulation
deep brain stimulation
light therapy

Question 37

light therapy is first line treatment for

Answer 37

season affective disorder

Question 38

what is the gold standard of psychotherapy

Answer 38

CBT