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PS 280- (6) Mood Disorders

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Mood disorders: Depressive Disorders:

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  • DMDD- Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder

  • MDD- Major Depressive Disorder

  • Persistent Depressive Disorder

  • Premestrual Dysphoric Disorder

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Bipolar Disorder:

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  • Bipolar disorder 1 or 2

  • cyclothymic disorder

  • major depressive disorder

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(A) Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder (MDD): Young ( children, adults, youths ) only
-severe & frequent ( temper tantrums, feelings of sadness, feelings of pain, feelings of anger ) interfere with ability to function at home, school, with friends
-usually more likely to develop problems with depression or anxiety in adulthood
Symptoms include:
-severe temper outbursts at least 3 times a week
-sad, irritable, or angry mood almost everyday
-reaction is bigger than expected
-child must be at least ( 6, 5, 7, 3 ) years old
-symptoms begin before age 10
-symptoms are present for at least ( 1, 2, 3, 6 months ) year
-child has trouble functioning in more than 1 place

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(B) Major Disorder (MDD):
5 + symptoms in a 2 week period
1. reports of feeling depressed or sad most of day
2. loss of or ability to derive pleasure
3. significant weight loss (appetite)
4. difficulty
5. slowed down or agitated throughout day
6. feeling fatigued or a loss of energy
7. feelings of worthlessness (guilt)
8. difficulties concentrating
9. thoughts of death or

significant distress or impairment in functioning

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Prevalence of MDD

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  • episodes usually last 6-9 months (severe cases -psychotic features)

  • lifetime prevalence: 12% of Canadian adults (female > male 2:1)

  • at least 50% have repeated occurrences

  • most frequently comorbid with Bipolar

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Risk factors for MDD:
* (initial onset more common among younger adults)
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* Status (separated, divorced, higher risk)
*Aboriginal Status
* (15-64 yrs old female > male)

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    Age
    ses
    old age
    SES
    age
    marriage
    Marital
    indian
    Gender
    aboriginal

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( Seasonal, Situational, Seasons ) Affective Disorder (SAD):
female > male ; young adults
Symptoms:
-increased ( appetite, decreased appetite, feelings of worthiness )
-weight gain
-greater need for sleep

WHY:
-biological rhythm disturbances (melatonin)
-serotonin ( deficiencies, increases, levels higher )

Treatment: ( phototherapy, talk therapy, hypnotism ) (60-90% will respond)

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(C) ( Persistent, Seasonal, Predictable ) Depressive Disorder:
-less severe + more chronic
Symptoms:
-change in appetite
-not enjoying things previously enjoyed
-sleep disturbances
-loss of concentration
-persists for at least ( 2, 1, 3, 4 ) years

*both dysthymia & MDD at same time is possible

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Diagnostic Criteria for Manic Episode:

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  • mood abnormally and consistently elevated, expansive or irritable for at least 1 week

  • during mood being elevated, 3 or more are present:
    1. excessive self-esteem
    2. less need for sleep
    3. more talkative than usual
    4. thoughts are racing
    5. easily distracted

  • increase in behaviour aimed at achieving goal

  • impulsive acts aimed at increasing feeling of pleasure (e.g. shopping)

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Diagnostic Criteria for Hypo-manic Episode:

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  • for at least 4 days, nearly everyday

  • less severe symptoms, change in functioning, not marked impairment

  • more severe symptoms

  • impaired functioning

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Disorder:
-rare to experience episode of mania without accompanying depression at some point in life
-depressions last longer than the manic episode
-between episodes, may have mood, or may have periods of dysthymic symptoms
-Less common vs MDD- female= male
*Specifier- rapid cycling- 2+ full cycles of mania & depression in 1 year
Note- respond well to medications

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what is Cyclothymic Disorder?

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  • longstanding pattern of alternating mood episodes that do not meet the criteria for MDD or manic episode

  • duration of at least 2 years (1 for teens & children) with recurrent periods of mild depression alternating with hypnotic

  • could be called mild form of bipolar - 1/3 go on to develop bipolar

  • all of the above

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( Etiology, beginning, start, variables ) of Bipolar Disorder:
-interaction of social, biological, psychological variables

Stress & mood disorders:
-life stress, loss of some kind
-most cases of MDD are preceded by stressful ( life event, people in their lives, coping strategies )
-psychodynamic perspectives (anger turned upwards)

Coping Styles & Social Support:
-may act as buffers

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in terms of the humanistic perspective, depression may result from the inability to find meaning & purpose in one's life

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  • VERDADERO
  • FALSO

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Aaron Beck:
-negative & expectations ("Im not good enough")
-cognitive distortions
-distorted
-negative view of: oneself, environment, future
-learned helplessness/ lessness

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Biological Models:
(A) ( Genetic, Biological, Cognitive ) Evidence:
-depression & bipolar run in ( families, blood, DNA )
-family studies: the closer genetic relationship

*Genetic contribution is stronger for bipolar vs. depressive

(B) Biochemical Factors & Brain Abnormalities:
-cause or effect?
Catechloamine Ho: non-functioning NE or DA
-depression- receptors too few or insensitive
support= anti-depressants boost NE work

Prefrontal cortex: lower metabolic activity--> lower motivation

*limbic system abnormalities:
-( hippocampus, Amygdala, Pre-frontal Cortex ): lower metabolic activity: higher levels of cortisol
-( amygdala, Hippocampus, frontal lobe ): enlarged

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Psychological Treatment:

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  • Interpersonal Psychotherapy

  • Behavioural approaches

  • Cognitive-Based Treatment (CBT)

  • Antidepressant Pharmacotherapy

  • Mood stabilizers

  • ECT (Electroconvulsive therapy

  • Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) For depression

  • all of the above

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90% of those who complete suicide are mentally ill at the time of their death
over 70% are clinically depressed
as many as 75% of adolescents suicides had a mood disorder

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  • VERDADERO
  • FALSO

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