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100

when should the symptoms of premenstrual dysphoric disorder begin and subside?

one week prior to menses; shortly after onset of menses

100

what is one difference in symptoms of mild and major depression

guilt is not seen in mild

100

what are symptoms of depression in children up to age 3?

feeding problems, tantrums, lack of playfulness and emotional expressiveness

100

name 4 of the 7 nursing dx for depression

risk for violence: self-directed


altered nutrition

self-care deficit

sleep pattern disturbance

dysfunctional grieving

impaired social interaction/social isolation

chronic low self-esteem and powerlessness

200

what is the time frame for dx of moderate depression in adults and children?

2 years in adults; 1 year in children

200

describe the psychoimmunology of major depression

acute phase proteins and inflammatory cytokines can damage nerve cells

link between inflammation markers and treatment resistance

200

what are symptoms of depression in children aged 3-5?

phobias, excessive self-punishment for minor infractions, accident proneness

200

name 4 of the 7 goals/outcomes for depression

free from self harm

balanced physiological functioning

adequate personal hygiene

express feelings directly with congruent v&nvb messages

assume responsibility for feelings

reestablish or maintain relationships

increase and strengthen social relationships

300

what are the nonpharm tx of persistent depressive disorder?

exercise, psychotherapy, and behavioral therapy

300

describe the transactional model of depression

depression is likely related to multiple factors, including genetic, biochemical, and psychosocial

300

the best clue that differentiated depression from normal, stormy adolescent behavior

a visible manifestation of behavioral change that lasts for several weeks

300

prognosis of baby blues

begins 1-4 days post delivery, subsides within 2 weeks without tx

400

seasonal depression disorder is linked to _________   ___________

available sunlight

400

according to DSM-V criteria, major depression must be present for at least ____ _____, must have __ other symptoms of depression including depressed mood or anhedonia, and you can never have a history of _____

2 weeks; 5; mania

400

self administered screening tool that consists of 20 items

Zung Depression Scale

400

when do symptoms of postpartum psychosis develop?

quickly post delivery and lasts weeks to several mos

500

what is a risk for using light therapy to treat seasonal depression disorder?

can lead to a manic episode in undiagnosed BD

500

what is the cognitive triad?

cognitive symptom of depression where the patient has a negative view of self, world, and future

500

this screening used by clinicians gets a baseline of how patient is functioning

Hamilton Depression Scale

500

symptoms of pp psychosis

severe agitation, confusion, insomnia, paranoia, hyperactivity/mania