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You are evaluating your patient and you have determined that they meet criteria for a manic episode. Your rule out(s) should be:
bipolar I only
Which of the following are symptoms of a manic episode?
grandiosity, flight of ideas, decreased need for sleep
Common difficulties in Bipolar Disorders include
lower life expectancy, elevated risk of suicide, cardiovascular problems, lack of treatment adherence
Your patient experiences symptoms concerning for a manic episode after a cocaine binge. Under what conditions can you diagnose a manic episode?
Unless the patient experiences these symptoms outside of the use of cocaine, you cannot diagnose a manic episode
The most common anxiety disorders among adolescents are
Specific phobia and social anxiety disorder
The specifiers for Bipolar I are based on
The current or most recent episode
t/f: You can diagnose both Major Depressive Disorder and Bipolar I Disorder
false
Behavioral training for generalized anxiety disorder includes
relaxation training
t/f: Both a manic and depressive episode are required for a diagnosis of Bipolar I
false
a diagnosis of Bipolar I requires:
A manic episode only
Firstline treatment for Bipolar Disorders is usually
medications, such as lithium and/or antipsychotics
The difference between a manic and hypomanic episode is
The intensity; manic episodes are more severe than hypomanic episodes
Neural circuitry of anxiety disorders include
insula, amygdala
Which of the following are commonly prescribed for generalized anxiety disorder?
benzodiazepines and SSRIs
Along with depression, _________ is the most commonly diagnosed mental disorder in the US
generalized anxiety disorder
Order these disorders/states from HIGHEST (1) peak positive affect to LOWEST (5) peak positive affect
highest
bipolar I
bipolar II
normal mood
major depressive disorder
lowest