Mood 1
Which of the following is not a symptom of a Major depressive episode?
a. Fatigue
b. Distractibility
c. Poor concentration
b. Distractibility
Suicide Assessments consist of?
1. Thoughts
2. Plan
3. Mean
Which of the following is not a mood disorder?
a. Bipolar disorder
b. Persistent depressive disorder
c. Anxiety disorder
d. Cyclothymic disorder
c. Anxiety disorder
Dan has thought of commiting suicide and has planned it however he does not have the ____ to do so.
Mean
What is a hypomanic episode?
Contains the same symptoms of manic episodes but are less severe.
Which of the following risk factors for major depression is incorrect?
a. Young adults are more likely to be at risk
b.Divorced couples are more likely to be at risk
c. People of high socioeconomic status are more likely to be at risk
c. People of high socioeconomic status are more likely to be at risk
Which of the following is not a suicide warning sign?
a. Rage
b. Disturbed sleep pattern
c. Express understanding
c. Express understanding
Which theory views depression as anger turned inward?
Psychodynamic Theory
Recognizing the seriousness of suicide and taking the threat seriously are examples of ____.
Crisis Intervention
Jack is not sleeping properly, continues to ramble about random things and has a lot of energy. What may be wrong with jack?
He could be experiencing a manic episode
How does PDD differ from MDD?
a. PDD is more severe
b. MDD is more persistent
c. PDD symptoms are less severe
c. PDD symptoms are less severe
List all the protective factors for suicide.
1. Family connection
2. Clinical care
3. Resilence
4. Coping skills
5. Tolerance, emotional regulation
6. Cultural and religious belief
What is the cognitive distortion when one event occurs and we interpret that single event as the beginning of the endless negative event?
Overgeneralization
Dealing with homosexuality is a ____ for suicide.
Risk Factor
When we deny our accomplishments, we are most likely to experience which cognititive distortion?
Disqualifying the positive
A manic episode consists of?
a.Inflated self-esteem, talkativeness, overbearing behavior
b. Inflated self-esteem, weightloss gain/loss, poor judgement
c. Talkativeness, fatigue, poor concentration
a.Inflated self-esteem, talkativeness, overbearing behavior
Sarah has supoortive friends and family who keep her strong in the tough times. This would be a _____ protective factor.
Family and community connections
What does the psychodynamic theory say about bipolar disorder?
Represents the shifting dominance of the individual's personality between the ego and the superego.
Who is more likely to commit suicide?
a. Teenagers
b. Kids
c. Older adults
c. Older adults
Creating unrealistic expectations is an example of ____.
"Should" statements
What are differences between bipolar 1 and bipolar 2?
a. Bipolar 1 must have at one major depressive episode
b. Bipolar 1 must have one fully manic episode with or without a major depressive episode
c. Bipolar 2 must have one fully manic episode and one major depressive episode
b. Bipolar 1 must have one fully manic episode with or without a major depressive episode
Which of the following is not a risk factor for suicide?
a. Recent loss
b. Abuse
c. Family history of depression/suicide
d.Mood change
d.Mood change
To meet the criteria for a major depressive episode, one must have ____ or more symptoms in a ___ week period, and at least one should be _______ .
To meet the criteria for a major depressive episode, one must have 5 or more symptoms in a 2 week period, and at least one should be depressed mood or diminished interest.
Coping skills and resilence are examples of ____.
Protective factors
Major depressive disorder
a. Is the least commonly diagnosed disorder
b. Is found more in married couples
c. Is found more in older adults
d. Is the most commonly diagnosed disorder
d. Is the most commonly diagnosed disorder