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types of mood disorders include
• depressive (major depressive disorder, dysthymia)
• bipolar (bipolar 1/11 disorder, cyclothymia)
• secondary to GMC, substances, medications
Criteria for Depression (major depressive episonde) (>/=5)
MSIGECAPS
Mood -depressed
Sleep - increased/decreased
Interest- decreased (anhedonia)
Guilt
Energy- decreased
Concentration - decreased
Appetite - increased/ decreased
Psychomotor - agitation/ retardation
Suicidal ideation

Must be persistent for at least 2 weeks
Criteria for Mania (manic episode) (>/=3)
GST PAID
Grandiosity
Sleep (decreased need)
Talkative
Pleasurable activities, Painful
consequences
Activity
Ideas (flight of)
Distractible

Must be persistent for at least 1 week
Major depressive disorder - features/specifiers
• psychotic - with hallucinations or delusions
• chronic - lasting 2 yrs or more
• catatonic - at least two of: motor immobility; excessive motor activity; extreme negativism or
mutism; peculiarities of voluntary movement; echolalia or echopraxia
• melancholic - quality of mood is distinctly depressed, mood is worse in the morning, early
morning awakening, marked weight loss, excessive guilt, psychomotor retardation
• atypical- increased sleep, weight gain, leaden paralysis, rejection hypersensitivity
• postpartum
• seasonal- pattern of onset at the same time each year (most often in the fall or winter)
Major depressive disorder - neurotransmitter etiology
neurotransmitter dysfunction at level of synapse (decreased activity of serotonin,
norepinephrine, dopamine)
Dysthymia
depressed mood for most of the day, for more days than not, as indicated either by subjective
account or observation by others, for at least 2 years
Classification of bipolar disorder
- Bipolar I: mania more prominent
- Bipolar II: recurrent depressive episodes + hypomanic episodes
Bipolar disorder - epidemiology
• prevalence: 0.6-0.9%; M:F = 1:1
• age of onset: teens to 20's
Dysthymia - epidemiology
• point prevalence: 3%; life prevalence: 6%; M:F = 1:2-3
Major depressive disorder - epidemiology
• prevalence: male 5-12%, female 10-25% (M:F = 1:2)
• mean age of onset: -30 yrs
Cyclothymia
presence of numerous periods of hypomanic and depressive symptoms (not meeting
criteria for MDE) for at least 2 yrs; never without symptoms for >2 months