Bi Polar Disorder

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what is onset of bipolar disorder?

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childhood early adolescence

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4 episodes ofbipolar

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manic, hypomanic, depressive and mixed episodes

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describe manic disorder

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mood: elated, expansive (generous, ready to talk) or irritable with 3 or 4(irritable mood) of the following: decreased need for sleep, racing thoughs or flight of ideas, rapid speech, grandiosity, impulsive, reckless, increased enery and activity and distractibility

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duration of manic disorder symptoms

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to be classified as MD must last at least a week and cause functional impairment

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hypomania

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same as manic but only needs to last at least 4 days and though their is a change in functioning, not severe impairment

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duration of depressive episodes

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2 weeks

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descibe depressive M episode

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sad mood, loss of interest or pleasure in daily activities and at least five of the follwing: insomnia, hypersomnia, psychomotor agitation or retardation, increases or decreases in weight or appetite, loss of energy, difficulty concentrating or making decisons, feelings of worthelessness and suicidal ideation and behavior. also must be asoociated with functional impairment

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mixed episode

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manic and depressive occuring simultaneous. must last at least a week and must fulfill the criteria for both

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bi polar subtypes

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bipolar 1, bipolar 2 and cyclothymia

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what is unipolar or biploar 1 disorder?

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single manic or mixed episode. many will eventually devlop depressive episodes

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what is bipolar II

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major depressive disorder alternating with hypomania, 1/10will develop to fullmanic or mixed episiode

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cyclothymia is and last how long

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two or more years of alterations between hypomanic and depressive symptoms, none alternatations meet the full dsm criteria

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bipolar nos

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meets requirement but not duration requirement; many childhood onset get this

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what defines rapid cycler

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4 or more distinct episodes of mania, hypomania, mixed or depressive disorder within 1 year

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what is the manic defense model

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manics have high self esteem despite negative thinking. perhaps a defense to ward off negative feelings of self

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what is social zeitgeibers model

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sleep and schedule disturbances precipitate manic episode

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what is interpersonal and social rhythm therpay

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stabalize sleep/wake rhythm

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what characterizes bipolar

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had at least one episode of manic disorder

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what characterizes bipolar 2

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hypomania and major depressive episode

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cyclothymic disorder

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just has hypomanic. small hypomanic and small depressive episodes

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dx for bipolar I

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one or more manic or mixed episodes, usually with md episodes

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dx for bipolar II

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one or more md Episodes w/ at least 1 hypomanic episode

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dx for cyclothymic

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at least 2 years of periods of hypomanic symptoms that do not meet criteria for manic of md episode

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digits for bipolar and mdd

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296

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what is code if single md episode

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296.2

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dx for bipolar I

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one or more manic or mixed episodes, usually with md episodes

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dx for bipolar II

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one or more md Episodes w/ at least 1 hypomanic episode

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dx for cyclothymic

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at least 2 years of periods of hypomanic symptoms that do not meet criteria for manic of md episode

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digits for bipolar and mdd

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296

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what is code if single md episode

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296.2

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dx for bipolar I

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one or more manic or mixed episodes, usually with md episodes

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dx for bipolar II

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one or more md Episodes w/ at least 1 hypomanic episode

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dx for cyclothymic

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at least 2 years of periods of hypomanic symptoms that do not meet criteria for manic of md episode

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dx for bipolar I

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one or more manic or mixed episodes, usually with md episodes

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dx for bipolar II

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one or more md Episodes w/ at least 1 hypomanic episode

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dx for cyclothymic

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at least 2 years of periods of hypomanic symptoms that do not meet criteria for manic of md episode

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dx for bipolar I

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one or more manic or mixed episodes, usually with md episodes

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dx for bipolar II

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one or more md Episodes w/ at least 1 hypomanic episode

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dx for cyclothymic

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at least 2 years of periods of hypomanic symptoms that do not meet criteria for manic of md episode