PPT-Mood Disorders

Chapter Five Introduction What is sadness and how does it differ from a Mood Disorder DSMIV Classifications Axis OneClinical Disorder Axis TwoPersonality DisorderMental Retardation Axis ThreeGeneral Medical Condition. Other Conditions . Mood disorder or personality . . dysthymia . cyclothymia. Grief reaction . . denial , depression , acceptance . . Atypical grief . Adjustment disorder . Bipolar disorders. 1-Disturbances of consciousness &orientation . a-Disorientation . :loss of awareness of position of the self in relation to space , time &persons. b-clouding of consciousness . : patient react incompletely to stimuli.. Definition. Patterns of behaviour and thought that are atypical, viewed as undesirable, maladaptive and that usually . causes . the persons who experience them considerable distress.. Psychological disorders involve biological, psychological, social and cultural factors.. Care: A . Review. Arun V. Ravindran, MB, MSc, PhD, FRCPC, . FRCPsych. Professor and Director, Global Mental Health and Office of . Fellowship . Training, Department . of . Psychiatry; . Graduate Faculty, Department of Psychology and Institute of Medical . The Nexus Between the DSM & IDEA: Social Maladjustment v. Emotional Disturbance. Mary Schwartz, Impartial Hearing Officer, Illinois. 1. DO THEY GO TOGETHER?. DSM-IV. IDEA. 2. DIFFERENT PURPOSES …. 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 . Adapted by Julie Chilton. Chapter E.2 . Companion . Powerpoint. Presentation. Rasim. . Somer. . Diler. & Boris . Birmaher. The “IACAPAP Textbook of Child and Adolescent Mental Health” is available at the IACAPAP website . Unipolar Depression. Bipolar Depression. Theories of Mood Disorders. Treatments for Mood Disorders. Mood Disorders/Major Affective Disorders. Bipolar Depression. Unipolar Depression. Major Depressive Disorder. . 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. PRESENTED BY . DR. OGHALE-OGHENE SELE. FEDERAL NEUROPSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL, USELU, BENIN CITY. 14. TH. . SEPTEMBER 2022 . 1. OUTLINE. . OBJECTIVE . INTRODUCTION. EPIDERMIOLOGY. CHANGES IN ICD . 11. ICD11 DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA OF MOOD DISORDERS. Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing. University of Basra. College of Nursing. 4/27/2022. 1. Everyone occasionally feels sad, low, and tired, with the desire to stay in bed. and shut out the world. These episodes are often accompanied by . Experimental Therapeutics and Pathophysiology Branch. NIMH/NIH/DHHS. Outline. What are mood disorders?. How do we treat mood disorders?. What can imaging teach us about mood disorders and their treatment? . Modihesh. Mood. is the sustained and pervasive feeling tone that influences a person's behavior and perception of the world. It is internally experienced. Mood can be normal, depressed, or elevated..