Exam 6: Bipolar and Depressive Disorders
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Both Warren and Richard lost their homes in the Katrina hurricane in Louisiana. However, while Warren developed major depression and required hospitalization, Richard, whose loss was greater, was able to cope with it. This difference in responses between the two men may be due to what is termed
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Whether or not depressive symptoms are due to an associated medical condition, the patient is still given the diagnosis of major depressive disorder.
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The symptoms of persistent depressive disorder are similar to those of major depressive disorder except for
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Twin studies suggest that anxiety disorders and major depression are comorbid due to sharing the same gene(s).
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Increased risk for suicide among older people is associated with chronic illness and
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Describe the mechanism by which monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs) benefit depressed persons. What caution might a physician give to a patient taking the drug?
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In order to understand the influence of life events on depression, it is important to determine if the event is independent of, or dependent on, the mood disorder.
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Evidence obtained from family, twin, and genetic studies of mood disorders tells us that
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Through their association with low levels of serotonin, behaviors such as ________ and ________ increase the risk of suicide.
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In the text's discussion of the Hemingway and van Gogh families, the focus is on the
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Among women, depressive symptoms are more common among those who are less educated, have few financial resources, and are unemployed.
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Review the ways in which family history, psychiatric illness, and biological factors are predictive of suicide.
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Develop an example of a person experiencing major depressive disorder. Be sure to incorporate key symptoms of the disorder in your example.
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