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,Pregnancy Emotions or Depression?: Mood is labile/ frequently changes, teary. - with
ANSWERS:Pregnancy emotions
Pregnancy Emotions or Depression?: Mood is gloomy, irritable, agitation, or rage - with
ANSWERS:Depression
Pregnancy Emotions or Depression?: Self-esteem is low + guilt. - with
ANSWERS:Depression (In pregnancy, self-esteem is unchanged)
Pregnancy Emotions or Depression?: Difficulty initiating and/or sustaining sleep. - with
ANSWERS:Depression (Having to urinate frequently or having heartburn are symptoms
of pregnancy)
Pregnancy Emotions or Depression?: Fatigue, not restored by rest. - with
ANSWERS:Depression (May be tired during pregnancy but usually rest restores.)
Pregnancy Emotions or Depression?: Anhedonia/ the inability to feel pleasure. - with
ANSWERS:Depression
Pregnancy Emotions or Depression?: Dysregulation of appetite - with
ANSWERS:Depression
When making a determination between baby blues and major depression, what should
be considered? - with ANSWERS:severity/intensity, timing/onset, duration/chronicity
For the DSM-5 code of Major Unipolar Depression (with peripartum onset), 5 or more
symptoms must be present with the same 2-week period: - with ANSWERS:Depressed
mood most of the day nearly every day.
Loss of interest, joy or pleasure (anhedonia).
Significant wt or appetite changes. Sleep disturbances.
Psychomotor agitation/retardation.
Fatigue/loss of energy.
Poor concentration/focus/indecisiveness.
Feelings of worthlessness.
Excessive/inappropriate guilt.
Recurrent thoughts of death/suicidal thoughts.
Signs of Generalized Anxiety Disorder - with ANSWERS:Excessive anxiety/worry.
Difficulty controlling one's worry.
Agitation/Irritability.
Restlessness + poor concentration.
Easily fatigues/sleep disturbances.
Increased somatic symptoms.
Panic Disorder symptoms? - with ANSWERS:Episodes of intense fear or discomfort
peaks within minutes.
, SOB, chest pain, dizziness, choking feeling.
Hot/Cold flashes.
Restlessness, rapid heartbeat, numbness/tingling sensations.
Excessive worry/fear.
Feeling as though "going crazy", losing control, or having a future attack.
Often no identifiable trigger.
Perinatal OCD or Perinatal Psychosis?: Parent recognizes thoughts/images are
unhealthy. - with ANSWERS:Perinatal OCD
Perinatal OCD or Perinatal Psychosis?: Parent has extreme anxiety related to
thoughts/images. - with ANSWERS:Perinatal OCD
Perinatal OCD or Perinatal Psychosis?: Parent is overly concerned about "becoming
crazy" or "snapping". - with ANSWERS:Perinatal OCD.
Perinatal OCD or Perinatal Psychosis?: Parent does not recognize actions/thoughts are
unhealthy. - with ANSWERS:Perinatal Psychosis
Perinatal OCD or Perinatal Psychosis?: Parent may seem to have less anxiety when
indulging in thoughts/behaviors. - with ANSWERS:Perinatal Psychosis
Perinatal OCD or Perinatal Psychosis?: Parent has no insight about distortion of
thoughts. - with ANSWERS:Perinatal Psychosis
Perinatal OCD or Perinatal Psychosis?: The parent does not want to harm the baby.
The thoughts are obsessive in nature and frighten the parent. - with
ANSWERS:Perinatal OCD
Perinatal OCD or Perinatal Psychosis?: The parent takes steps to protect the baby. -
with ANSWERS:Perinatal OCD
Perinatal OCD or Perinatal Psychosis?: Parent has NO delusions or hallucinations
related to harming the baby. - with ANSWERS:Perinatal OCD
Perinatal OCD or Perinatal Psychosis?: Parent has delusions about the baby (eg. baby
is a demon) - with ANSWERS:Perinatal Psychosis
Perinatal OCD or Perinatal Psychosis?: Thoughts of harming baby are ego-syntonic. -
with ANSWERS:Perinatal Psychosis. The parent thinks the thoughts are reasonable
and/or feels tempted to act on them.
50% of women with bipolar disorder are first diagnosed when? - with ANSWERS:the
postpartum period. The DSM-5 now recognized that there can be peripartum onset of
bipolar disorder.
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