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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| children and adolecents diagnosd with DMDD exibit | low frusration tolerance, difficulty with emotional regulation, distress, and self control |
| children and teens with DMDD are at an increased risk for developing | ADHD, antisocial issues, and substance abuse |
| PMDD symptoms include | at least five physical, affective, and behavior symptoms with a requirement of at least one symptom of unstable empotions like mood swings, tearfulness, or sensitivity to rejection |
| symptoms of PMDD typically subside, | once menstration has become and becomes minimal or absent in the week post mentral |
| what percentage of women suffer from PMDD | 2 percent |
| while symptoms of persistant depressive disorder are intenise | it is time limited and has a more chronic course |
| a diagnosis of persistant depressive disorder need | a poor apitite, insomnia or hypersomnia, low energy or fatigue, low self esteem, por concentration and or hopelessness. |
| rates of MDD in children have | increased over the years |
| DSM five criteria for MDD | depressed mood everyday, diminished intrest in fun things, weight gain or loss, insomnia or hypersomnia, psychomotor retardation, fatigue, guilt, inability to concentrate, recurrant thoughts of death |
| there has never been a manic episode from | MDD |
| what is the prevalance of MDD in the USA | 7 percent |
| major depression is higher in blank then blank | females then males |
| amoung most adults, what age range is most common for MDD | 18-25 |
| episodes of depression can last | weeks or months. the average is 14 to 17 weeks per mild episode |
| people who have depression with treatment typically | recover quicker then without |
| people with severe depression can lose touch with reality and develop | psychotic symptoms like hallcuinations |
| MDD has acute but time limited symptoms of depressed mood lasting | at least two weeks that impact daily function, diagnosis is at least 2 weeks of these feelings |
| pediatic depression is seen in kids as young as | 3 years |
| children with depression show symptoms different from adults such as | irritability, anxiety, behavior problems, weight gain or losss, and fewer delusions |
| children with MDD may also have | ADHD, anxiety, substance abuse, incontinence, or seperation anxiety |
| common antidepressants that are SSRIS | prozac and lexapro for children |
| mania episodes involve a period of abnormally and presitantly eelvated or irratbale mood with goal directted acrivity for | at least one week |
| during a mania episode, people tend to feel | a type of euphroia or high , they often feel very confident |
| what is an effective therapy for MDD | psycotherapy |
| what is bipolar disorder like best described as | a pole with depression at the bottom and mania at the top |
| variations of mania can lead to | 1 of four bipolar disorders |
| criteria for a manic episode | inflated self esteem, decreased need for sleep,more talkative, lots of ideas, distracted, increased goal activity, excessive involement of activities . (needs three of these) you need at least one episode of mania to have a diagnoses of bipolr disorder |
| as symptoms of mania increase, individuals are more likley to have | impulsive behaviors, rapid talking and rapid thoughts |
| mania is a core criteria for | depression disorders |
| people who expereince full manic episodes and alternatie with depressive episodes have | bipolar 1 disorder |
| bipolar one has a signifigant | mortality |
| bipolar two disorder experience | hypomania, which is more mild, and major depressive episodes |
| cyclothymic disorder is | a chronic form of bipolar disordeer with less extereme mood states. they switch between hypomania and depressive moods, but they are just symptoms. this lasts over a 2 year period |
| people with cyclothymic disorder are at increased risk for | bipolar disorder |
| rapid cycling bipolar disorder | four or more mood episodes that meet ciritara for manic, hypomanic, or major depressive episode within one year |
| bipolar disorder peaks in | late teens to early adulthood |
| prevalance of bipolar disorder in usa | 2.8 percent |
| people who are bipolar rarely ever return to normal states | over time, with each episode they have a lesser chance of function |
| depression is | passed down biologically |
| people with bipolar disorder are five to 10 times more likley to develop | a bipolar disorder or depressive disorder passed down |
| s uicide is the | 10th leading cause of death in the USA |
| 1.5 percent of college students | participate in s uicideal behavior |
| s uicide is passed down biologically, kids with parents who commit are | 6 times more likley to commit |
| persistant depressive disorder is a chronic form of depression that continues | for at least 2 years it can be less severe then major depressive disorder |
| Insomnia disorder criteria | the hyper or hypo of sleep (for at least 3 months) sleep disturbance, occurs 3 nights a week,difficulty occurs, |
| chronic insomnia effects | 10 to 15 percent of adults |
| any major stressor can trigger | insomnia, like finacial problems, relationship issues, death, job loss etc |
| schizoaffective disorder is | mixed symptoms of schiophrenia and a mood disorder |
| schixotypal personality disorder | paranoia, belifes that random events are related to the indivual, magical thinking, perceptual illusions, social isolation, restricted emotions |
| delusional disorder | persitant beilifes that are contrary to realitiy, but lack other symptoms of schio and are not impared to functing |
| schizoaffective disorder is a mix of | schizo and major depression or mania |
| delusions are | strong, contrary belifes that are held with strong conviction despite evidence |
| the most common type of delusion with people with schizo is | persecutory deultions, where they belive someone is plotting against them |
| restricted effect is a | sever reduction in or absense of emotional expressin in people with schixophrenia |
| catatonia is a disorganized behavior that | reflects noticalble pyschmotor dysfunction that may involved decreased or excessive motor activity |
| DSM five critera for schizo | two or more of the following, during a 1 month period, delsuons, hallucinations, disorganixed speeech, disorganixed or catonic behavior, negative symptoms. the continutous symtoms must be happening for at least 6 months with 1 month of symptoms |
| DSM five critera for schioaffective dissorder | delsions or hallucinations for at least 2 weeks,sympts that meet critera for a mood disorder, major mood episdoes, and cannot contribute to substance abuse |
| DSM five critera for breif psycotic disorder | one or more of the following, delsuions, halluconations, disorganixed speech, grossly disorganixed or catonic behavior. duration of an episode can be from 1 day but less than one month |
| DSM criter for schixophreniform disorder | criteria of regular schizo, last at least one month but less then 6 months |
| DSM criteria for delusional disorder | one or more of the following with a duration of 1 month or longer : no hallucinations, behavior is not bizzare or odd, breif mania |
| DSM criteria for substance absuse disorder | impared control, social impariment, risky use, and pharmalogical tolerance and withdraw |
| prevalance of gambiling disorder | 1 percent |
| treatment for gambiling disorder | cognitive behavioral therapy |
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