Mood Disorder Flashcards

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▫️Also called Effective Disorder
▫️Are pervasive alterations in emotions that are manifested by depression, mania, or both.
▫️they interfere w a person’s life, plaguing him or her w drastic and long term sadness, agitation, or elation

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Mood Disorder

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____is diagnosed when a person’s mood fluctuates to extremes of mania and/or depression

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Bipolar disorder

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is a distinct period during which mood is abnormally and persistently elevated, expansive, or irritable.

Typically, this period lasts about 1 wk, but may be longer for some individual

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Mania

🔺manic episodes include inflated self esteem or grandiosity; decrease sleep; excessive and pressured speech.
🔺often deny problems, placing blame on others for difficulty they experience

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a Disorder characterized by mild mood swings between hypomania and depression w/o loss of social or occupational functioning

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Cyclothmic disorder

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disorder characterized by a significant disturbance in mood that is direct physiologic consequence of ingested substances such as alcohol, other drugs, or toxins.

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Substance-induced depressive or bipolar disorder

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is a disorder people experience increase sleep, appetite, and carbohydrate cravings; weight gain; interpersonal conflict; irritability; and heaviness in the extremities beginning in late autumn and abating in spring and summer

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Winter depression or fall onset SAD

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this type of disorder is less common, with symptoms of insomnia, weight loss, and poor appetite lasting from late spring or early summer until early fall

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Spring onset SAD

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It is a mild, predictable mood disturbance occurring in first several days after delivery of a baby. Symptoms: labile mood and affect, crying spells, sadness, insomnia, and anxiety.

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Postpartum or maternity blues

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is a severe and debilitating psychiatric illness with acute onset in the days following childbirth. Symptoms: fatigue, sadness, emotional lability, poor memory, and confusion

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Postpartum psychosis

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is defined as recurrent, moderate psychological and physical symptoms that occur during the week before menses and resolve with menstruation

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Premenstrual dysphoric disorder

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11
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Is a type of depression that causes someone to remain speechless and motionless for an extended period.
*flat face and stare blankly when being talked with.
walk w/o emotion

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▫️catatonic disorder

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is a depression that involves several specific symptoms, including increased appetite or weight gain, sleepiness or excessive sleep, marked fatigue or weakness, moods that are strongly reactive to environmental circumstances, and feeling extremely sensitive to rejection

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Atypical depression

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A mental state characterized by false beliefs, known as delusion, or false sights or sounds, known as hallucinations

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Psychotic depression

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▫️a disorder that lasts 2 weeks or longer
▫️changes in appetite and weight, sleep and psychomotor activity, decreased energy, recurrent thoughts of death or suicide with plans or attempts
▫️May have some delusions or hallucinations
▫️impairs social, occupational and other functioning

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Major Depressive Disorder

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▫️A chronic mood disturbance where a person reports low mood almost daily over a span of at least two years
▫️no episode of mania
▫️formerly known as Dysthymia or Chronic Depressive Disorder

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Persistent Depressive Disorder

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16
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Two of the six symptoms for PDD to be diagnosed

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  1. Poor appetite or overeating
  2. Insomnia or hypersomnia
  3. Low energy or fatigue
  4. Low self esteem
  5. poor concentration or difficulty making decisions
  6. Feelings of hopelessness
17
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Warning Signs of suicide:

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  1. verbal cues
  2. Behavioural cues
  3. Situational cues

🔺refer to slides

18
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Who is at risk of committing suicide?

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▫️are having serious physical or mental illness
▫️are abusing alcohol or drugs
▫️are experiencing a major loss, such as the death of a loved one, unemployment or divorce
▫️are experiencing major changes in their life, such as teenagers and seniors
▫️have made previous suicide threats

19
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which of the ff-ing is the greatest predictor of a future suicide attempt?

a) degree of hopelessness
b) seriousness of suicidal ideation
c) previous attempt
d) suicide planning

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c. previous attempt

20
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Jackson is 56 yr old man who suffers from seasonal affective disorder. Which of the ff-ing treatments is the most effective type of treatment for this condition?

a. Antidepressant therapy
b. Electroconvulsive therapy
c. Phototherapy
d. Psychotherapy

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c. phototherapy

21
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The monoamine hypothesis of depression….

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b. holds that depression results from a deficiency in the concentrations or in metabolic dysregulation of the monoamines

22
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Katie is a 42yo woman who has been prescribed a MAOI (monoamine oxidase inhibitor. Katie should be informed to avoid foods containing w/c of the ff-ing?

a. calcium
b. Tyramine
c. Sodium
d. Arganine

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b. Tyramine

23
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Which mental health disorder is a major risk factor for suicide?

a. schizophrenia
b. Anxiety
c. depression
d. Mania

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c. Depression

24
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A client with severe depression has experienced anhedonia for the past 3 mos. the nurse caring for this client understands that this term describes which of the ff-ing?

a. feeling of hopelessness
b. feeling of sadness
c. Loss of sexual drive
d. Loss of interest or pleasure

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d. loss of interest or pleasure

25
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which medication classification has been effective is stabilizing moods in people with bipolar disorder?

a. anticonvulsant
b. anticoagulants
c. anti anxiety
d. antibiotics

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A. Anticonvulsant

26
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When developing the plan of care for a client with major depression, which of the following is the highest priority?

a. activity level
b. nutrition
c. sleep
d. safety

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d. Safety

27
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Which client population has the highest risk for suicide?

a. adolescent girl
b. elderly men
c. Adolescent boy
d. elderly women

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B. elderly men

28
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Which of the ff ing biogenec amines have been implicated in depression?

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Norepinephrine and serotonin

29
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Which characteristic is most common among suicidal clients?

a. Anger
b. Remorse
c. Ambivalence
d. Psychosis

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c. ambivalence

30
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Which of the ff-ing would be a funding related to perceptual disturbances during the mental status exam in the client with mania?

a. hallucination
b. limited insight
c. inappropriate effect
d. increased motor activity

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a. hallucinations

31
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A nurse who works primarily in a clients who have bipolar disorder identifies w/c group of clients as not being candidates to take lithium as treatment?

a. Pt. who drink decaffeinated coffee
b. Pt. who take bronchodilator
c. Pt. w diabetes who take oral anti diabetic agents
d. Pt. who take ACE inhibitors

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d. Pt who take ACE inhibitors

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A client is happy one month and sad and depressed the next. This client has rapid shifts in moods that leave people confused. What is the client demonstrating?

a. irritable mood
b. mood lability
c. manic episode
d. expansive mood

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b. mood lability