WEEK5 NR547 ADVANCED PRACTICE NURSING
STUDY GUIDE – EVIDENCE-BASED REVIEW
1. it is the leading cause of disability worldwide: MDD
2. abnormalities in mood occurring across a spectrum from
depression to ma- nia.: Mood Disorders
3. The
primary feature of major depressive disorder (MDD) is the
occurrence of at least one episode of major depression lasting at
least weeks.:
two weeks.
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, 4. medications are used for symptoms of
unipolar depres- sion.: Antidepressant
5. mental illness that causes extreme shifts in emotions, mood,
and energy levels.: Bipolar Disorder
6. To be diagnosed with
mania, the client must experience an elevated, expan- sive, or
irritable mood for at least week with the mood
present most of the day and nearly every day.: one week
7. Hypomania is a , briefer form of
mania. Hypomanic episodes do not tend to lead to major issues with
daily functioning or involve psychotic symptoms.: milder
8. The diagnosis of bipolar I disorder requires at least one episode of
mania for at least one (1) week (or any duration if hospitalization
due to symptoms is required).:
9. What are the requirements for Bipolar I diagnosis: 1 mania episode for at
least 1 week or any hospitalization duration due to symptoms
10. Bipolar II
disorder requirements involves at least one
episode and at least one current or past episode, but no
full mixed or manic episode.: one major depressive episode
one current or past hypomanic episode
11. Bipolar disorder should be ruled out as a cause of depression
before pre- scribing medication as certain antidepressant medications
can precipitate a manic episode or induce rapid-cycling bipolar
depression: True
12. Non-pharmacological treatment approaches for
depression and bipolar dis- order include , ,& :
psychotherapy,
lifestyle changes, and
ECT
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STUDY GUIDE – EVIDENCE-BASED REVIEW
1. it is the leading cause of disability worldwide: MDD
2. abnormalities in mood occurring across a spectrum from
depression to ma- nia.: Mood Disorders
3. The
primary feature of major depressive disorder (MDD) is the
occurrence of at least one episode of major depression lasting at
least weeks.:
two weeks.
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12
, 4. medications are used for symptoms of
unipolar depres- sion.: Antidepressant
5. mental illness that causes extreme shifts in emotions, mood,
and energy levels.: Bipolar Disorder
6. To be diagnosed with
mania, the client must experience an elevated, expan- sive, or
irritable mood for at least week with the mood
present most of the day and nearly every day.: one week
7. Hypomania is a , briefer form of
mania. Hypomanic episodes do not tend to lead to major issues with
daily functioning or involve psychotic symptoms.: milder
8. The diagnosis of bipolar I disorder requires at least one episode of
mania for at least one (1) week (or any duration if hospitalization
due to symptoms is required).:
9. What are the requirements for Bipolar I diagnosis: 1 mania episode for at
least 1 week or any hospitalization duration due to symptoms
10. Bipolar II
disorder requirements involves at least one
episode and at least one current or past episode, but no
full mixed or manic episode.: one major depressive episode
one current or past hypomanic episode
11. Bipolar disorder should be ruled out as a cause of depression
before pre- scribing medication as certain antidepressant medications
can precipitate a manic episode or induce rapid-cycling bipolar
depression: True
12. Non-pharmacological treatment approaches for
depression and bipolar dis- order include , ,& :
psychotherapy,
lifestyle changes, and
ECT
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