Psy-Lect5-Bipolar-1.
Notes. by Agradeservers.
,Table of Contents
1.Introduction to Bipolar and Related
Disorders
1. Key Terms: Mood, Affect, Depression,
Mania, Hypomania
2. Types and Characteristics of Mania
2.Bipolar Disorders Overview
1. Definition and Classification
2. Bipolar I Disorder
3. Bipolar II Disorder
4. Comparison of Bipolar I and Bipolar II
3.Behaviors and Symptoms
1. Signs and Symptoms of Mania
2. Behaviors of Hypomania
3. Behaviors of Depression
4.Major Depression
1. Diagnostic Criteria
2. Associated Symptoms and Behaviors
3. Comorbidities
,5. Nursing Assessment and Diagnosis
1. Assessment Focus Areas
2. Speech and Thought Patterns
3. Nursing Diagnoses
6. Nursing Care for Acute Mania
4. Medication Management
5. Behavioral and Environmental Interventions
6. Communication Strategies
7. Physiologic and Self-Care Interventions
7. Nutrition, Sleep, and Hygiene
8. Safety and Risk Reduction
8. Pharmacological Interventions
9. Antidepressants and Mood Stabilizers
10.Lithium Carbonate: Therapeutic Levels and Side Effects
9. Etiology and Contributing Factors
11.Biological, Psychosocial, and Cognitive Factors
12.Genetic Factors in Depression and Bipolar Disorder
10. Therapies for Mood Disorders
13.Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
14.Family-Focused Therapy
15.Interpersonal and Social Rhythm Therapy
16.Psychoeducation
, 11. Suicidality
1. Key Terms
2. Risk Factors and Warning Signs
3. Prevention and Intervention
12. Self-Injury
4. Definition and Characteristics
5. Psychological Purposes of Self-Injury
6. Common Forms of Self-Injury
13. Conclusion
7. Summary of Bipolar I and Bipolar II Disorders
Notes. by Agradeservers.
,Table of Contents
1.Introduction to Bipolar and Related
Disorders
1. Key Terms: Mood, Affect, Depression,
Mania, Hypomania
2. Types and Characteristics of Mania
2.Bipolar Disorders Overview
1. Definition and Classification
2. Bipolar I Disorder
3. Bipolar II Disorder
4. Comparison of Bipolar I and Bipolar II
3.Behaviors and Symptoms
1. Signs and Symptoms of Mania
2. Behaviors of Hypomania
3. Behaviors of Depression
4.Major Depression
1. Diagnostic Criteria
2. Associated Symptoms and Behaviors
3. Comorbidities
,5. Nursing Assessment and Diagnosis
1. Assessment Focus Areas
2. Speech and Thought Patterns
3. Nursing Diagnoses
6. Nursing Care for Acute Mania
4. Medication Management
5. Behavioral and Environmental Interventions
6. Communication Strategies
7. Physiologic and Self-Care Interventions
7. Nutrition, Sleep, and Hygiene
8. Safety and Risk Reduction
8. Pharmacological Interventions
9. Antidepressants and Mood Stabilizers
10.Lithium Carbonate: Therapeutic Levels and Side Effects
9. Etiology and Contributing Factors
11.Biological, Psychosocial, and Cognitive Factors
12.Genetic Factors in Depression and Bipolar Disorder
10. Therapies for Mood Disorders
13.Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
14.Family-Focused Therapy
15.Interpersonal and Social Rhythm Therapy
16.Psychoeducation
, 11. Suicidality
1. Key Terms
2. Risk Factors and Warning Signs
3. Prevention and Intervention
12. Self-Injury
4. Definition and Characteristics
5. Psychological Purposes of Self-Injury
6. Common Forms of Self-Injury
13. Conclusion
7. Summary of Bipolar I and Bipolar II Disorders
