Bipolar Basics
Types of Bipolar Disorder
Symptoms of Bipolar Disorder
Treatment and Management
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This is the other name for manic-depressive illness

What is bipolar disorder

100

This type of bipolar disorder includes full-blown manic episodes followed by depressive episodes

What is Bipolar I disorder?

100

During a manic episode, a person may have an inflated sense of this, feeling overly important

What is self-esteem or grandiosity?

100

This mood stabilizer is one of the most commonly prescribed medications for bipolar disorder

What is lithium?

200

This mood episode involves extreme euphoria, energy, and impulsivity

What is mania?

200

This type of bipolar disorder involves hypomania and major depressive episodes, without full mania

What is Bipolar II disorder?

200

This term describes extreme feelings of sadness and hopelessness in depressive episodes

What is depression?

200

This type of therapy focuses on helping patients manage mood swings and develop healthy routines

What is cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)?

300

The alternating periods of highs and lows are called these in bipolar disorder

What are mood episodes?

300

This term describes rapid swings between mania and depression, happening four or more times a year

What is rapid cycling?

300

People in a manic episode often have little need for this, sometimes going days without it

What is sleep?

300

These medications are often prescribed during depressive episodes but can sometimes trigger mania

What are antidepressants?

400

A less severe form of mania, often called "mild mania," is known as this

What is hypomania?

400

This type of bipolar disorder involves milder mood swings, without full-blown mania or depression

What is Cyclothymic disorder?

400

During depressive episodes, people may struggle with making decisions, showing a decrease in this cognitive ability

What is concentration?

400

Consistent use of medication is key to managing bipolar disorder, but these medical professionals often help patients monitor their treatment

What are psychiatrists?