Mood Disorders Flashcards
Behavioral Therapy which helps regulating circadian rhythm in Bipolar Disorder patients
Social Rhythm Therapy
DMDD can be diagnosed in this age range
6-18 years old
Major distinction between DMDD and IED
No persistent mood disruption after outburst with IED
Those with chronic suicidality have low/high levels of 5-HIAA
Low
Best therapy for conduct Disorder
Multisystemic Therapy
(High/Low)___ EE or expressed emotion is indicator of hostility, criticism, and overemotional involvement of families that leads to higher chances of relapse in those with psychiatric conditions.
High
In patients with MDD, a decrease in serotonin might lead to a (inc/dec) in TSH
Increase
Pacific Islander and Native Hawaiian populations have the ______ risk of suicide
lowest
American Indian and Alaskan Native have the _____ risk of suicide
highest
PMDD is associated with low levels of ____
serotonin
Abnormal levels of serotonin in PMDD is amplified during the _____ phase.
Luteal
If pt meets criteria for MDD for YEARS continuously without breaks, what is the diagnosis?
Persistent Depressive Disorder (dysthymia)
Patients with suicidality can have increased/decreased 5-HT1A and 5-HT2A receptor expression in the prefrontal cortex
Increased
Patient with treatment resistant depression who has trialed most antidepressants and ECT without much benefit; next option?
Vagal Nerve Stimulation
Patients with PMDD are symptom free in the ____ phase of the menstrual cycle
Follicular
T/F: Factors like seasonal changes, history of interpersonal trauma, and stress may be associated expression of PMDD
True
T/F: Abilify is FDA approved as a first line medication for acute mania
True
Fluoxetine can be administered ____ weeks prior for patients with PMDD
2
Only antidepressant that has been FDA approved for preventative treatment of major depressive disorder with seasonal pattern
Bupropion
DMDD cannot be diagnosed before age ___
6
Condition in which an individual exhibits two phases, an outburst of violence and a dissociative phase
Amok
1) profound sadness/empty mood, 2) worsening of symptoms in the morning, 3) waking up at least 2 hours before regular waking time, 4) psychomotor agitation or retardation, 5) anorexia or weight loss, and 6) profound guilt are indicators of this persistent depressive disorder specifier
Melancholic