Physiological disturbances associated with mood

Question 1

Signs that refers to the somatic (usually autonomic) dysfunction of a person, which are most often associated with depression; also known as vegetative appetite

Answer 1

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

Difficulty or lack of ability to fall asleep

Answer 4

Insomnia

Question 5

Difficulty in falling asleep (early onset)

Answer 5

Initial

Question 6

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 6

Middle

Question 7

early morning awakening (late onset)

Answer 7

Terminal

Question 8

Excessive sleeping

Answer 8

Hypersomnia

Question 9

Mood is regularly worst in the morning , immediately after awakening, and improves as the day progress

Answer 9

Diurnal Variation

Question 10

Decreased sexual interest, drive, and performance

Answer 10

Diminished Libido

Question 11

Increased in libido is usually associated with___

Answer 11

manic states

Question 12

Inability or difficulty in defacating

Answer 12

Constipation