Quiz 2 Flashcards

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What is euphoria?

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Short term feeling that fades as people become accustomed to it

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Is Euphoria harmful?

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no as long as it is temporary

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What is chronic euphoria?

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constant feelings of being on the go, chronic lack of sleep

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What is grandiosity?

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belief that they are especially powerful when it is not true

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What is depressive disorder?

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substantial sadness and related characteristic symptoms.

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What is bipolar disorder?

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characterized by depression and mania.

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Can you have both depressive disorder and bipolar?

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yep

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What is a major depressive episode ( time period and symptoms)

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A period of time, two weeks or longer, marked by sad or empty mood most of the day, nearly every day, and other symptoms.

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What does a major depressive disorder have to interfere with?

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must interfere with daily functioning and not be directly caused by a medical condition or substance

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What is major depressive disorder in its definition?

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A mental disorder often marked by multiple major depressive episodes.

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What is the average length for major depressive disorder?

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6-9 montsh

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What is unipolar?

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clinical episodes of depressed mood

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What is bipolar?

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experiencing episodes at both poles

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What is peripartum depression?

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depressive episode that occurs during pregnancy

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What is persistent depressive disorder? (dysthymia)

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chronic feeling of depression for at least two years

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What is the relief of symptoms in relation to persistant depressive disorder?

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no longer than 2 months

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Are the symptoms fewer and milder in persistent depressive disorder?

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yes

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What is double depression?

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persistent depression disorder, and major depressive episode

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Can persistent depressive disorder be diagnosed in children and adolescents?

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yes (after one year period)

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If you ever have a full manic episode what will be your diagnoses?

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Bipolar one

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Do you have to have depression for bipolar 1?

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no

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What is disruptive dysregulation mood disorder?

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youth aged 6 to 18 years with recurrent temper outbursts that are severe and well out of proportion to a given situation

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What is the time frame for Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder

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12 months

no symptom free for 3 months

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What is a manic episode?

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feels highly euphoric or irritable

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Do people in a manic episode have feelings of grandiosity?
yeo
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will people in a manic episode pursue pleasurable activities so much that they become destructive?
yes
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do people in manic episodes have extreme distractibility?
yes sir
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do people in manic episodes speak rapidly cause of too many thoughts?
si
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could manic episodes last months?
yes
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What is a hypomanic episode?
manic symptoms but without significant interference in daily functioning
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will a hypomanic episode cause disruption to daily life?
only sometimes
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What does Bipolar 1 disorder refer to?
one or more manic episodes
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what is rapid cycling in relation to bipolar 1?
switch from depression to mania with little period of normal mood
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what is ultra-rapid cycling in relation to bipolar 1?
cycling back and forth within like a day
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What is bipolar 2 disorder?
hypomania that alternate with episodes of major depression
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Can bipolar 2 become bipolar one?
yep
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What is Cyclothymic disorder?
fluctuating symptoms of hypomania and depression for at least two years
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what is the time frame for cyclothymic disorder.
can't be symptom free for more than two months
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do people with cyclothymic disorder have episodes of depression?
nope
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What must cyclothymic disorder not be caused by
medical condition or substance but must significantly interfere with daily functioning
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What is atomic suicide?
difficulty adapting to disrupted social order created by events such as economic crises.
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what is altruistic suicide?
completes suicide to benefit others
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Depression percentages
Mild - 16.2% Moderate - 5.7 Moderately severe - 2.1 Severe - .7
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What is the relation between gender and depression?
women are generally depressed at twice the rate of men
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Who is more likely to use lethal methods for suicide such as firearms and hanging?
men
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What ways are women more likely to use to commit suicide/
ways that have a higher likelihood of rescue
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What are biological risk factors in depression?
genetics, brain features, neurochemical and hormonal features, and sleep deficiencies
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does depression run in families?
indeed
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what are melancholic features
Lost pleasure or interest in almost all activities or does not react to usually pleasurable stimuli or desired events
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what is a common treatment for seasonal depression?
light therapy
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What is the behavioral perspective?
extinction of active behaviors lack of rewards due to lack in social skills learned because they lead to rewards
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what is beck's cognitive model?
Negative life experience Formulation of dysfunctional assumption critical incident activation of dysfunction negative thoughts depression
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What is Selimans model?
Learned helplessness
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What is depressive attributional style?
internal, stable, global
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What is chromosome 17?
serotonin transporter gene
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Do individuals with depression have excess hormones in the HPA axis?
yes
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How much do people with depression have raised cortisol levels?
20-40%
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What is monoamine hypothesis?
serotonin, norepinephrine, dopamine
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What are the cortisol levels of people hospitalized with depression?
68%
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Do people with thyroid problems have an increase chance of developing depression?
yep
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What do the hippocampus and amygdala do?
negative memories
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What are SSRIs?
selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors
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What is lithium frequently used to treat
bipolar disorder
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what are some psychological vulnerabilities?
stressful life events, bad marriage
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what is electroconvulsive therapy?
electrical current is introduced to the brain to produce a seizure to alleviate severe depression
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In cyclothymic disorder do the hypomanic and depressive periods have to be present for half the time?
yes (at least half the time), not without symptoms for 2 months
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What criteria must have never been met for cyclothymic disorder?
criteria for major depressive, manic, or hypomanic episodes be met
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What must the disorder of cyclothymic not be explained by?
schizo behaviors and disorder
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What must cyclothymic not be attributed to
not attributed to other meds and impact daily life