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Lifetime Prevalence-Depression
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10% in men
20% in women |
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Lifetime Prevalence-Bipolar Disorder
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.4%-1.6% in both men and women
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Lifetime Prevalence-Schizophrenia
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1%
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Lifetime Prevalence-OCD
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2.5%
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Emotional Symptoms of a Manic Episode
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Euphoria
Irritable |
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Motivational Symptoms of a Manic Episode
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Excitement
Talkative |
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Cognitive Symptoms of a Manic Episode
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False Grandiosity
Racing Thoughts Distractible |
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Somatic Symptoms of a Manic Episode
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Little Sleep
Agitation |
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1st Bipolar I Disorder episode...
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usually occurs in the early 20s
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Bipolar I Disorder can be treated with...
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lithium
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Phobia
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exaggerated, persistent, irrational fears that are recognized by the phobic as excessive and that also cause distress and impairment
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Preparedness Theory
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We are biologically wired to develop phobias to things that actually pose a threat
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Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
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recurrent obsessions that lead to compulsions to relieve the anxiety that are time consuming and recognized as unreasonable
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What are obsessions?
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persistent ideas, thoughts, impulses, or images that are intrusive/inappropriate and recognized as a product of own mind
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What are compulsions?
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excessive, repetitive behaviors, or mental acts in response to obsession; goal is prevent anxiety
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Schizophrenia
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disrupts thoughts, perception, language, and emotion
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Positive Symptoms of Schizophrenia
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are excessive of normal functioning
(hallucinations, delusions) |
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Negative Symptoms of Schizophrenia
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are a deficit or lack of normal funcitoning
(alogia-lack of speech, avolition,anhedonia) |
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Disorganized Symptoms of Schizophrenia
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inability to create or maintain structure
(confusion,disorientation,memory) |
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Psychogenic Pain
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states that when physical pain occurs the same portion of the brain is affected as when mental pain occurs
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