Disorders

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Schizophrenia

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· Continuous signs of the disturbance persist for at least 6 months

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Schizoaffective disorder:

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· Patients who fall in boundary between schizophrenia and mood disorder with psychotic features
· Delusions or hallucinations for at least two weeks in the absence of prominent mood symptoms.

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Delusional disorder:

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· Preoccupied for at least 1 month with delusions that are not bizarre.
· Social and occupational functioning are not impaired except for those areas that are directly affected by the delusional belief.

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Brief Psychotic disorder:

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· For at least 1 day, but no more than 1 month

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Major Depression:

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· No manic or hypomanic episodes
· Five or more of the following for at least two weeks and at least 1 has to be either depressed mood or loss of interest

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Bipolar I:

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· One or more manic episodes

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Bipolar II:

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· One or more major depressive episode
· At least one hypomanic episode

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Dysthymia:

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· Chronic mild depressive condition that has been present for 2 or more years

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Cyclothymia:

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· Must experience numerous hypomanic episodes and numerous periods of depression during a period of two years

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Acute Stress Disorder (ASD):

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· Occurs within 4 weeks after exposure to traumatic stress
o Min 4 day, max 4 weeks
· Reexperiencing event
· Avoidance of reminders of the trauma

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Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD):

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· Long Lasting or delayed onset
o More than 1 month or at least 6 months after stressor
· Reexperiencing event
· Avoidance of reminders of the trauma

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Dissociative Fugue:

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· Characterized by sudden and unexpected travel away from home

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Dissociative Amnesia:

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· Sudden inability to recall extensive and important personal information that exceeds normal forgetful ness
· NOT associated with substance abuse, head trauma, or cognitive disorder

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Depersonalization Disorder:

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· Characterized by severe and persistent feelings of being detached from oneself

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Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) / (Multiple Personality Disorder (MPD):

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· Characterized by the existence of two or more distinct personalities in a single individual

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Conversion Disorder:

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· Mimics symptoms found in neurological diseases, and they can be dramatic
o Blindness and paralysis are most common

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Somatization Disorder:

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· History of multiple somatic complaints in the absence of organic impairments.
· Usually list a number of complaints

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Hypochondriasis:

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fear or belief that one is suffering from a physical illness
· Worries must last for at least 6 months

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Pain Disorder:

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haracterized by preoccupation with pain
· Complaints seem excessiv

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Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD):

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· Patient is preoccupied with some imagined defect in appearance

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Factitious Disorder:

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is motivated primarily by a desire to assume the sick role, rather than by a desire for external gain.