1.

What are mood disorders

Disturbance in emotion such as elevated, irritable or depression.

2. Types of mood disorders

1. Unipolar mood disorder

2. Bipolar mood disorder
3. Persistent mood disorder
4. Mood disorder due to general medical condition
5. Mood disorder due to medication
6. Mood disorder due to drug use alcohol
7. Post-partum mood disorder

3. Types of mood pattern

1. Manic
2. Euthymic
3. Depressed

4. Types of bipolar disorder

1. Bipolar 1 disorder
- At least one episode of manic with or without history of depressive episode
2. Bipolar 2 disorder
- Occurrence one or more depressive episode accompanied by at least 1
hypomanic episodes
3. Rapid cycling
- Patient with bipolar with 4 or more manic / depressive in one year
4. Mixed features
- Patient with mania and depression occur simultaneously or rapid changes
5. Cyclothymic
- Milder form of bipolar 1 which occur frequently for 2 years

5. Mania vs hypomania

Bipolar 1 Disorder
6. Criteria A-D

Mania
At least 7 days
Social and occupational impairment

Hypomania
At least 4 days
No social and occupational impair

May necessitate hospitalization

Does not require hospitalization

May have psychotic features

No psychotic features

A
- Abnormal and persistently elevated(11/10), expansive() or irritable
mood
&
- Increased energy or goal directed activity
- Lasting 1 week (most of the day) or any duration if hospitalization is
necessary
B
- 3 symptoms if increased energy / activity or
- 4 symptoms if only irritable mood/ outburst of anger
Low self-esteem/grandiosity >> do you feel you are better than others?
Decreased need of sleep (rested after 3 hours)
More talkative / pressure to keep talking >> complained by anyone?
Flight of ideas / racing of thoughts >> how is your thinking pattern?
Increased in goal directed activity/ psychomotor agitation >> impulsive travel,
hypersexuality, promiscuity

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