PDF-Mood Disorder Questionnaire

Name Date Instructions Check the answer that best applies to you Please answer each question as best you can Has there ever been a period of time when you were not your usual self andÉ쥹ou. Kirran Bakhshi. Child Psychopathology. October 2, 2013. What is…. Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder?. “Persistent irritability and frequent episodes of extreme behavioural . dyscontrol. ” . Chapter Five. Introduction. What is sadness and how does it differ from a Mood Disorder?. DSM-IV Classifications. Axis One-Clinical Disorder. Axis Two-Personality Disorder/Mental Retardation. Axis Three-General Medical Condition. DISORDERS. DISRUPTIVE MOOD DYSREGULATION . DISORDER. Adapted by Julie Chilton. Chapter E3 . Companion . Powerpoint. Presentation. Florian Daniel . Zepf. , Caroline Sarah . Biskup. , Martin . Holtmann. What is abnormal behavior?. Deviance – atypical from what is normal. Maladaptive Behavior – everyday adaptive behavior is impaired. Personal Distress – usually depression, anxiety disorders. Once Upon A Time. narrative!. A narrative is a story and stories have a beginning, middle, and an . end.. Mood is established by using the following:. Weather Words. Windy. Snowy. Blustery. Cloudy. Rainy. Gloomy. Clear. Overall feeling of the work (Atmosphere). The emotions the reader feels . WHILE. reading . Images, dialogue, setting & plot are used to create mood. Words that describe mood:. Identify the mood. Identify stages of the grieving (mourning)process. Relate interventions appropriate to the grieving process. Identify symptoms and behaviors associated with mood disorders. Analyze predisposing factors and/or precipitating stressors to mood disorders. Marion Weeks. Jenks High School. This category of mental disorders has significant and chronic disruption in mood as the predominant symptom. . This . causes impaired cognitive, behavioral, and physical . De Silva. Depression - Lowering of mood. Mania - Heightening of mood. Bipolar Affective Disorder. About B.A.D. . 1. Epidemiology. Lifetime risk 0.3% - 1.5%. 2. Can be interpreted in various ways. . disorders. ). 1. What is a mood disorder?. Mood. . is a person’s . subjective. . emotional state. Affect. . – . pattern. of . the. . observable. . (o. bjective. ). . behaviours. . e.g. What the fact sheet covers:What is bipolar disorderSub-types of bipolar disorderSymptoms of bipolar disorderWhen to seek help for bipolar disorderKey points to rememberWhere to get more information.Pe , also known as . mood affective disorders. , is a group of conditions where a disturbance in the person's . mood.  is the main underlying . feature.. . The . classification is in the . Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. , . and . Bipolar Disorders. Generalized Anxiety Disorder. Excessive anxiety/worry . 3+, present more often than not for the past 6 mo.. Restlessness. Fatigue. Difficulty concentrating . Irritability. Jennifer McMahon, MD. Contributions by Katrina . Furey. MD. No conflicts to report . 2. Bipolar Disorder. Epidemiology . Diagnosis . Screening . Management . 3. Epidemiology . Lifetime prevalence of bipolar spectrum disorder of 2.4%.