depression Flashcards
refers to the client’s pervasive and enduring emotional state (subjective)
mood
the outward expression of the client’s emotional state (objective)
affect
outward emotional expression is consistent with mood
congruent affect
outward emotional expression is incompatible with the situation
inappropriate affect
displays a facial expression that is incongruent with mood or situation
inappropriate affect
monimal outward expression is observed
blunted affect
little or slow to respond facial expression
blunted affect
absence of outward emotional expression
flat affect
no facial expression at all
flat affect
a mood disorder that causes a persistent feeling of sadness and loss of interest
depression
natural response to a loss
grief
painful feelings come in waves, often intermixed with positive memories associated with loss
grief
self ssteem is maintained
grief
intense sadness and withdrawal from usual activities
grief and depression
mood and/or interest are decreased
depression
feelings of worthlessness and self loathing are common
depression
how many weeks does a depressive episode last for it to be classified as major depressive disorder
2 weeks
what is the dsm v diagnostic criteria for major depressive disorder
- weeks of depressive episode
- with at least 4 of the following:
anhedonia
appetite disturbance
sleep disturbance
psychomotor agitation or retrdation
fatigue
feelings of worthlessness
recurrent suicidal thoughts
what is another name for persistent depressive disorder
dysthymia
how long should a depressive mood last for it to be categorized as persistent depressive disorder
2 years
what is the dsm v diagnostic criteria for persistent depressive disorder
- depressed mood for at least 2 years
- and at least two of the following
appetite disturbance
sleep disturbance
fatigue
feelings of worthlessness
feelings of hopelessness
poor concentration or difficulty making decision
this mood disturbance generally occurs in younger populations
atypical depression
this depression is more common in women
atypical depression
this depression causes increased appetite and/or weight gain
atypical depression