mood disorders
What is anhedonia?
loss of enjoyment in previously pleasurable activities.
at least one full manis episode
What is a classic mood stabilizer used for bipolar disorders? It moderates mood swings and influences the dopamine/glutamate and GABA systems.
Lithium
What is Active suicidal ideation?
Thinking about how/when/where to die by suicide.
What is Pica?
persistent eating of non-food, non-nutritive substances
What is Persistent depressive disorder?
Chronic low mood/dysthymia over a long period.
What is bipolar 2?
Hypomania + a major depressive episode; no full mania. Requires BOTH hypomania and a major depressive episode
What disorder generally requires medication as the treatment foundation?
Bipolar
______ are more likley ot attempt suicide but ______ are more likley to die by suicide.
Women- Men
What is rumination disorder?
Repeated regurgitation of recently eaten food.
Serotonin is commonly associated with what?
mood disorders
What is Cyclothymic disorder?
Chronic fluctuations that do not reach full manic or major depressive episode criteria.
Serotonin is the neurotransmitter commonly associated with what disorder?
mood disorder
What is Prolonged grief disorder?
Persistent, impairing grief long after a death.
What is ARFID?
restrictive/avoidant intake causing nutritional problems without weight/shape motivation.
What is not a core depressive symptom?
hypervigilance
what is DMDD?
Severe chronic irritability + recurrent temper outbursts in children.
Support adherence, coping skills, and recognition of mood-shift warning signs is what?
Psychoeducation/therapy
_____emphasizes more physical symptoms; ______ involves more severe mood disturbance and impairment.
PMS, PMDD
What is Case clue?
sensory aversion+malnutrition or supplement dependence
What is Passive suicidal ideation?
wish to be dead without a specific plan.
What is more severe and impairing than hypomania?
Mania
What may be used for severe or treatment-resistant depression?
ECT