PHYSIOLOGICAL DISTRUBANCES ASSOCIATED WITH MOOD

Question 1

Signs that refer to the somatic (usually autonomic) dysfunction of a person, which are most often associated with depression

Answer 1

vegetative signs or Physiological disturbances associated with mood

Question 2

loss of or decrease in appetite.

Answer 2

Anorexia

Question 3

increase in appetite and food intake.

Answer 3

Hyperphagia

Question 4

excessive sleeping.

Answer 4

Hypersomnia

Question 5

difficulty or lack of ability to fall asleep.

Answer 5

Insomnia

Question 6

difficulty in fa ling asleep. (early onset)

Answer 6

Initial

Question 7

difficulty in sleeping through the night without waking up; difficulty in going back to sleep if awaken in the middle of the night. (middle onset)

Answer 7

Middle

Question 8

early morning awakening. (late onset)

Answer 8

Terminal

Question 9

mood is regularly worst in morning, immediately after awakening, and improves as the day progresses.

Answer 9

Diurnal variation

Question 10

decreased sexual interest, drive, and performance.

Answer 10

Diminished libido

Question 11

usually associated with manic states.

Answer 11

Increased libido

Question 12

inability or difficulty in defecating

Answer 12

Constipation