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Week 3 - Mood Disorders Flashcards

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What are the three types of mood episodes?

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Major Depressive, Manic, Hypomanic

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What is the required time line for MDE?

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2 weeks

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What are the symptoms of MDE?

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depressed mood, anhedonia, wt gain/loss, insomia/hypersomnia, pyschomotor agitation/retardation, fatigue/loss of energy, worthlessness/guilt, difficulty concentrating or indecisiveness, recurrent thoughts of death

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How many symtoms do you need for MDE dx?

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> /= 5

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What MDE symptoms have to be present regardless of others?

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depressed mood and anhedonia

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What is the short DSM requirement for MDE?

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A. >5 symptoms B. clinically significant distress C. episode not due to substance or medical condition

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What are the four hallmarks of MDE?

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depressed mood, anhedonia, physical symptoms, psychological symptoms

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What is part a manic episode?

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A. period of elevated, expansive mood, goal directed energy/activity, last for 1 week, last most of day

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How long does a manic episode have to occur for dx?

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1 week

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What are the symptoms of manic episode?

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inflated self esteem, decreased need for sleep, more talkative/pressured speech, flight of ideas, distractibility, increased goal oriented, excessive risky behavior

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How many of the manic symptoms do you need for dx?

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> /=3

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What is part C of manic episode requirement?

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severe enough to cause significant impairment in functioning or requires hospitalization

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What is the total manic episode DSM-5 requirements?

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A. one week of high activity
B. >3 symptoms
C. cause distress or hosp
D. not caused by something else

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What is the timeline for hypomanic episodes?

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at least 4 consecutive days

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How many of the symptoms of mania required for hypomanic episode?

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> /=3

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What is the criteria for hypomania?

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A. >4 days of high activity
B. >3 symptoms
C. change in normal function
D. change observed by others
E. NOT severe enough to cause marked impairment of fxn, no hospitalization
F. not due other disease
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What are some modifiers of MDD?

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mild, moderate, sever, peripartum, seasonal, w/ or w/o psychotic

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What is the major difference btw hypomania and mania?

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timeline - mania 1 wk hypo 4 days

Impact - mania is usually hosp or distress, hypomania does not cause this

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What is the criteria for MDD?

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A-C. at least 1 MDE
D. not better accounted by other disorder
E. NEVER had a manic or hypomanic episode

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What is the criteria for PDD?

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A. depressed for 2 years (1 year kids)
B >/= 2 symptoms
C. not w/o symptoms for 2 mo
D. MDD may be present for 2 years
E. NEVER had manic episode or hypomanic or cyclothymic
F. not better explain by other
G. not due to medical condition
H. causes clinical significant distress or impairment
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What are the symptoms for PDD?

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poor appetite/overeating, insomnia/hypersomia, low energy/fatigue, low self esteem, poor concentration, feeling hopeless

22
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What are some specifers for PDD?

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early 21, mild, moderate, severe

23
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What is MDE + PDD =

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Double depression

24
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What is another depressive disorder?

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premenstraul dysphoric disorder

25
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What is the DSM for BP I?

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A. at least 1 manic episode

B. mood not explained by something else

26
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What is rapid cycling?

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switch from depression to mania, no normal period

27
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How many cycles do you need to have to have rapid cycling?

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4 or more per year

28
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What is the DSM for BP II?

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A. 1 hypomanic episode and 1 MDE
B. never had a manic episode
C. not better explained
D. clincally distressing or impairment

29
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What is the DSM for cyclothymic disorder?

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A. 2 years (1 for kids) 0 - hypomanic symptoms and depressive symptoms that dont meet dx
B. present for at least half the time and not w/o for 2 mo
C. never had MDE, manic, hypomanic episode
D. not better explained
E. not due to drugs or medical
F. clinically distressing or impairment

30
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What gender has more depressive disorders?

A

women

31
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When is the onset for depressive disorders?

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puberty or early adulthood

32
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What is the gender with bipolar disorders?

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w=m

33
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When is the onset of bipolar disorders?

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adolescence to young adult

34
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What are some comorbid depressive disorders?

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substance use, anxiety, OCD, anorexia, bulimia, borderline personality, suicidal

35
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What are some comorbid bipolar disorders?

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substance, anxiety, ADHD, disruptive, conduct disorder, eating disorders

36
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What do you always include with your pt interview for mood disorders?

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suicide assessment

37
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When should you only give a survey?

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if you plan to look at it before you meet with your pt

38
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What is safety plan?

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crisis intervention, safety contract, hospitalization or crisis team

39
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What is an eclectic approach treatment that focuses on improving interpersonal relationships and loss?

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interpersonal therapy

40
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What are the types of psychotherapy?

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CBT, IPT, family or marital, mindfulness

41
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What is the SPEAK approach for depression?

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schedule, pleasurable activies, exercise, assertiveness, kind thoughts about oneself

42
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What are teh niuts and bolts of CBT?

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be present, goal oriented/problem focused, collaboration/active participation, psychoeducation, own therapist, respond to dysfunctional thoughts and beliefs, teach skill or strategies,

43
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What is the CBT triangle?

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thoughts, feelings, behaviors

44
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What are cognitive distortions?

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unrealistic or irrational thoughts

45
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What is changing cognitive distortions that are presumed to be causing maladaptive benavior or emotions?

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cognitive restructuring

46
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What are the TLC cognitive coping strategies?

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Talk to a friend, Look for the silver lining, Change the channel

47
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What is ECT?

A

electrodes to brain to give szs, under anesthesia, 6-12 sessions over 2-4 wks

48
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What is ECT good for?

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short term tx for refractory severe major depression

49
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What is rTMS?

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magnet on head, non-invasive, no anesthesia, repeat stim to restore connections

50
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Is ECT or rTMS more effective?

A

ECT

51
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What is a good treatment for major depressive disorder with seasonal pattern?

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light therapy

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