Mood Disorders Flashcards

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Major Depressive Disorder

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Depressed for 2 wks
Impaired social/occupational functioning
No manic behavior hx
Not attributed to drugs or medical condition
5 or more diagnostics
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Depression Criteria

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Depressed
Weight gain/loss
insomnia/hyperinsomnia
Psychomotor agitation/retardation
Fatigue
Worthless, guilt
Low concentration
Recurrent SI/death thoughts
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Depression Tools

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MSE
Beck Depression Inventory
Patient Health Questionaire-9
Suicide Assessment

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Depression Biologic

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NE and serotonin

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Caring for Depressed Patients

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  • patience and express belief
  • avoid overaggressive or lighthearted actions
  • step by step reminders
  • time with (even in silence
  • self care
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Kindling

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Sensitization

  • less stimuli to produce equal response
  • more susceptible to recurrence
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Persistent Depressive Disorder

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Milder than major depressive

-chronically depressed mood for most of days, for more days than not, for 2 yrs

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Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder

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5 symptoms 1 wk before menses

  • improve within a few days after menses onset
  • minimal/absent week postmenses
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Premenstrual Criteria

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  • mood swings
  • irritability, anger, conflicts
  • marked anxiety, tension
  • anhedonia: can’t feel pleasure
  • difficulty w/ concentration
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Premenstrual Criteria

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  • mood swings
  • irritability, anger, conflicts
  • marked anxiety, tension
  • anhedonia: can’t feel pressure
  • difficulty w/ concentration
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Seasonal Affective Disorder

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  • shortened daylight
  • abnormal melatonin
  • recurring
  • lethargy, irritability, depressed, increased appetite
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Postpartum

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  • Blues: brief, 1-4 days, tx: reassurance/support
  • depression: 2 wks-12 mos
  • psychosis: 2-3 days
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Persistent Complex Bereavement Disorder

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grief beyond 12 mos

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Disenfranchised Grief

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“not congruent with socially recognized relationship”

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Grief

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  • insomnia, poor appetite, depressed

- gradually gets better

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Psychopharm Depression

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  • take 1-3 wks to work
  • 3 mos to determine if effective
  • stay on 6-9 mos
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Post Treatment in ECT

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  • recovery monitoring
  • frequent reassurance/reorientation
  • criteria for discharge
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ECT Potential SE

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  • headache
  • muscle soreness
  • nausea
  • confusion, memory loss
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Light Therapy

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decrease melatonin

For SAD

20
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St. John’s Wort

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Homeopathic

-for mild depression

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Holistic Nursing Care

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  • Regulate: sleeping, eating, exercise, etc
  • reframe: unhealthy beliefs
  • health teaching/education
  • spiritual
  • family, comorbidity
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Bipolar

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2 million americans

  • RF: female, family hx
  • mood swings
  • may or may not have hallucinations/delusions
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Bipolar 1

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1 or more episodes of major depression + 1 or more periods of mania

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Bipolar 2

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1 or more periods of major depression + periods of hypomania

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Cyclothymia
chronic (at least 2 yrs) | -recurrent sx of hypomania alternating with dysthmic depression
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Bipolar DSM Criteria
4 days for hypomania 1 week for mania -hypomania: change in functioning -mania: impairment in functioning
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Mania DSM-IV Criteria
3 or more: - increased self-esteem - decreased need for sleep - increased, pressured speech - flight of ideas, racing thoughts - destractibility - increased activity, agitation
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Manic interventions
- risk for injury - need consistency, limit setting - remain neutral - high calorie fluids/foods frequently
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Suicide Assessment
- thoughts/attempts - feelings on failing - frequency/duration - controllability - deterrents, reasons
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Risk Factors for Suicide
Sex Age Depression ``` Previous attempts ETOH Rational thinking loss Social support lacking Organized plan No spouse Sickness ```
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HIPPA Suicide
HIPPA permits a clinician to make contact with friends, family, outpatient treatment providers without consent
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Suicide Safety Plan
1. List your specific warning signs: 2. Personal coping strategies to calm and comfort: 3. Reasons for living: 4. Activities for distraction: 5. Professional contacts with phone numbers: 6. Steps to make environment safe: 7. Where to go if still needing help