Matching #1
A severe form of “baby blues” lasting anywhere from 3 months to 1 year
Major depression disorder with peripartum onset
A lesser form of clinical depression
Minor depression
A lesser form of clinical depression
Minor depression
Individuals experience frustration, anger that turns inward, and hostility
Stage 1
Also known as an adjustment disorder with depressed mood
Reactive depression
A drug recognized by the DEA as a drug with little or no benefit and high potential for abuse
Marijuana
Used medically in the treatment of certain stress disorders, relief of insomnia and pain
Sedatives
Individuals’ stress levels become unbearable and they panic
Stage 2
A subtype of major depression in which clients hear voices or experience strange and illogical ideas
Psychotic depression
A drug used medically to treat short-term fatigue, depression, and narcolepsy
Sedatives
Causes mood changes, delusions, increases levels of vital signs
Hallucinogens
A type of major depression also known as manic-depressive disorders
Bipolar disorder
Used medically to treat pain, curb nausea, vomiting, suppress cough reflex
Opoids
A drug used medically as an anesthetic to deaden a local area
Cocaine
Depression caused by decreased sunlight
Major depressive disorder with seasonal pattern disorder
Individuals begin a plan to carry out the suicide
Stage 4
Individuals communicate their helplessness to someone else
Stage 3