NURS 6660 / NURS6660: Midterm Exam Study Guide . Walden University

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NURS 6660 -Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Role I Child & Adolescent Midterm Study Guide 1. Differentiate between depression and bipolar? - 2. Factors that can induce depre ... ssion: - 3. What may occur to the brain with depression? - 4. What are other factors that may influence depression? - 5. Personality traits & depression 6. Genetics plays a role in depression 7. Depression may be a result with chronic life stressors - 8. Risk for suicide with depression - 9. Protective factors against suicide? - 10. The neurobiology & pathophysiology of depression - 11. Risk factors for major depression - 12. Women and depression - 13. Treatment of Prego’s with depression - 14. Other possible reasons for depression - 15. Triggers for depression - 16. Possible other Differential diagnosis with depression - 17. Labs done with depression: - 18. For MDD criteria - 19. MDD criteria - 20. Wellbutrin - 21. sertraline (zoloft) ssri - 22. SSRI's - 23. Side effects of ssri's - 24. serotonin syndrome - 25. Celexa, Zoloft and Prozac uses & cautions with certain people with certain medical conditions - 26. Legal considerations with people with major depression - 27. How to diagnose & manage bipolar disorder I - 28. Bipolar I - 29. What is Mania? - 30. What is Hypomania? - 31. Hypomania - 32. More on what is Hypomania? - 33. Differences between bipolar I & II - 34. a must remember per lecture - 35. Risk Factors for Bipolar Disorder - 36. Risk Factors Pointing to it probably being *Bipolar Disorder* when a diagnosis is unclear - 37. Some Things to Consider... - 38. Why patients like being manic? - 39. What is a Mixed Episode? - 40. mixed episodes - 41. What is Rapid Cycling? - 42. rapid cycling - 43. Bipolar - 45. Bipolar Disorder Versus Borderline Personality Disorder - 46. Bipolar Disorder versus Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder - 47. Bipolar Disorder and Suicide - 48. Causes of Bipolar Disorder - 49. Medical Conditions that may Induce Mania - 50. Medications that may Induce Mania - 51. Substances of Abuse that may Induce Mania - 52. Pharmacotherapy of Manic or Mixed Episodes in Acute Phase Pharmacotherapy for manic or mixed episodes include: - 53. Mood Stabilizers - 54. more about Mood Stabilizers - 55. Lithium - 56. Lamotrigine (Lamictal) - 57. Carbamazepine (Tegretol) - 58. Valproic Acid (Depakote) - 59. Benzodiazepines and Mania - 60. Non-pharmacological Management during Acute mania - 61. Non-pharmacological Management (during non-acute mania) - 62. Treatment of Bipolar Disorder: Psychotherapy CBT & meds works the best - 63. what is CBT? 64. Cyclothymia - 65. Additional Nonpharmacologic Measures - 66. Why should we use pharmacogenetics? - 67. cyp450 - 68. CYP2D6 69. Genetics can affect medications blood levels - 70. FDA and pharmacogenetics 71. HLA-B1502, HLA-A3101 - 72. Components of a psychiatric evaluation - 73. Managing etoh use disorder and withdrawal - 74. Antabuse reactions with etoh use when taking it. - 75. Pregnant women and breastfeeding with opioid use disorder - 76. Methadone - 77. Differences in subutex and suboxone - - [Show More]

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