A) the episode may not entirely clear up, leaving some residual symptoms.
B) the likelihood of a subsequent episode is high.
C) the next episode is likely to be manic, rather than depressive.
D) subsequent episodes may be associated with incomplete inter-episode recovery.
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A) some patients have long-term memory problems after ECT.
B) continued treatment with medication or psychotherapy is not needed after ECT.
C) short-term memory loss is a side effect of treatment with ECT.
D) 50% of psychotically depressed patients who do not improve using medication benefit from ECT.
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A) negative emotions
B) positive life events, like the arrival of a new baby,
C) striving to achieve important goals
D) unexpected changes in life
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A) manic episodes.
B) suicidal tendencies.
C) sexual dysfunction.
D) cardiac irregularities.
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A) stop taking the medication in order to bring on a depressive state.
B) stop taking the medication in order to bring on a manic state.
C) overdose on the medication during a severe manic state.
D) become addicted to the medications during a severe manic state.
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A) Mr. A's sister suddenly passed away from illness about a year ago. Mr. A is still suffering from severe depression and persistent thoughts of joining his sister in heaven.
B) Two years ago, Miss B has experienced the death of a close friend. She is so depressed that she has no appetite or energy, and believes that she will never be truly happy again without her friend.
C) Mrs. C's dog recently died. Three weeks later, her friends suggest that she get another dog "to help her get over the loss." Mrs. C refuses, saying she just isn't ready to get another dog and still has trouble accepting that "Duchess" is gone.
D) Dr. D's cat died 18 months ago. In addition to his depressive symptoms, he cannot stop replaying the scene of her death in his mind, which is interfering with his social life.
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A) bipolar disorder is to major depressive disorder.
B) manic is to hypomanic.
C) major depressive disorder is to bipolar disorder.
D) bipolar I is to bipolar II.
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A) one-fifth
B) one-third
C) two-thirds
D) four-fifths
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A) more likely to display symptoms of depression.
B) more likely to attempt suicide.
C) less likely to experience long-term episodes of depression.
D) more likely to be in remission in seven to nine months.
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A) become anxious that the drug is too toxic.
B) miss the euphoric feelings that mania produces.
C) start to have panic attacks.
D) cannot afford the high cost of the medication.
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A) electric shock is administered directly to the brain for less than a second.
B) though there are serious side effects, ECT is highly effective and the relapse rate is very low after treatment.
C) for severely depressed patients with psychotic features, approximately 25% of those not responding to medication will benefit.
D) ECT treatments are administered every day for a total of 6 to 10 treatments.
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A) environmental stress plays a larger role in causing depression in men than in women.
B) genetic factors are more important in the development of depression in men in comparison to the development of depression in women.
C) genetic and environmental factors are equally contributory to mood disorders.
D) there are no sex differences in vulnerability to depression.
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A) middle-aged men.
B) menopausal women.
C) highly creative individuals.
D) the elderly.
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A) increases the availability of both dopamine and norepinephrine in the brain.
B) is less toxic than the SSRI medications.
C) helps to prevent manic episodes.
D) increases thyroid functioning, which results in improved mood stabilization.
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A) environmental interactions.
B) acquisition of new relationships.
C) identification and correction of deficits in social skills.
D) interpersonal role disputes.
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A) bipolar disorder.
B) mood and anxiety disorders.
C) psychotic disorders.
D) psychopathic personality traits.
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A) extremely severe.
B) very mild.
C) accompanied by depression or anxiety.
D) related to a medical condition.
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A) underdiagnosing
B) overdiagnosing
C) not recognizing
D) mistreating
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A) Stressful life events
B) Stress hormones
C) Neurotransmitters
D) All of these are correct
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