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    Meghan Cannon
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    This document discusses risk factors, signs and symptoms, possible complications, pathophysiology, medical management, labs and tests, etiology, and NANDA diagnoses related to bipolar disorder. Key risk factors include family history and periods of high stress. Signs and symptoms vary depending on the manic/hypomanic or depressive phase, and may include euphoria, racing thoughts, or sadness and hopelessness. Possible complications involve substance abuse, relationship or financial problems, and suicide. Treatment involves medications like lithium and therapy. The exact causes are unknown but likely involve biological and genetic factors.

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    A little mind map for bipolar

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    This document discusses risk factors, signs and symptoms, possible complications, pathophysiology, medical management, labs and tests, etiology, and NANDA diagnoses related to bipolar disorder. Key risk factors include family history and periods of high stress. Signs and symptoms vary depending on the manic/hypomanic or depressive phase, and may include euphoria, racing thoughts, or sadness and hopelessness. Possible complications involve substance abuse, relationship or financial problems, and suicide. Treatment involves medications like lithium and therapy. The exact causes are unknown but likely involve biological and genetic factors.

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    Bipolar Concept Map

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    Meghan Cannon
    This document discusses risk factors, signs and symptoms, possible complications, pathophysiology, medical management, labs and tests, etiology, and NANDA diagnoses related to bipolar disorder. Key risk factors include family history and periods of high stress. Signs and symptoms vary depending on the manic/hypomanic or depressive phase, and may include euphoria, racing thoughts, or sadness and hopelessness. Possible complications involve substance abuse, relationship or financial problems, and suicide. Treatment involves medications like lithium and therapy. The exact causes are unknown but likely involve biological and genetic factors.

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    RiskFactors:

    Havingbloodrelatives
    suchasaparentor
    siblingwithbipolar
    disorder
    Periodsofhighstress
    Drugoralcoholabuse
    Majorlifechanges,
    suchasthedeathofa
    lovedone
    Beinginyourearly
    20s







    Bipolar
    PossibleComplications:
    Problemsrelatedto
    substanceandalcohol
    abuse
    Legalproblems
    Financialproblems
    Relationshiptroubles
    Isolationandloneliness
    Poorworkorschool
    performance
    Frequentabsencesfrom
    workorschool
    Suicide

    SignsandSymptoms:

    Manic/hypomanicphaseof
    bipolardisorder
    Euphoria
    Inflatedselfesteem
    Poorjudgment
    Rapidspeech
    Racingthoughts
    Aggressivebehavior
    Agitationorirritation
    Riskybehavior
    Increasedsexdrive
    Decreasedneedfor
    sleep
    Delusionsorabreak
    fromreality
    Pathophysiology:

    BipolarIdisorder.Mood
    swingswithbipolarIcause
    significantdifficultyinyour
    job,schoolorrelationships.
    Manicepisodescanbe
    severeanddangerous.
    BipolarIIdisorder.BipolarII
    islessseverethanbipolarI.
    Youmayhaveanelevated
    mood,irritabilityandsome
    changesinyourfunctioning,
    butgenerallyyoucancarry
    onwithyournormaldaily
    routine.Insteadoffullblown
    mania,youhavehypomania
    MedicalManagement:

    Medications
    Lithium.
    Anticonvulsants.
    Antipsychotics.
    Antidepressants.
    Symbyax.
    Benzodiazepines.
    Psychotherapy
    Cognitivebehavioral
    therapy.
    Psychoeducation.
    Familytherapy.
    Grouptherapy.
    Electroconvulsive
    (psychosis)

    Depressivephaseof
    bipolardisorder
    Sadness
    Hopelessness
    Suicidalthoughtsor
    behavior
    Anxiety
    Guilt
    Sleepproblems
    Lowappetiteor
    increasedappetite
    Fatigue
    Lossofinterestin
    activitiesonce
    consideredenjoyable
    Problems
    concentrating
    Irritability
    alesssevereformof
    mania.InbipolarII,periodsof
    depressiontypicallylast
    longerthanperiodsof
    hypomania.

    therapy(ECT)

    LabsandTests:
    Physicalexam.
    Labtests.Thesemay
    includebloodand
    urineteststor/oother
    causeoftheproblems
    Psychological
    evaluation.
    Etiology:Theexactcauseof
    bipolardisorderisunknown,
    butseveralfactorsseemto
    beinvolvedincausingand
    triggeringbipolarepisodes:
    Biologicaldifferences
    intheirbrains.
    NANDA:

    r/finjury
    r/fselforotherdirected
    violence
    ineffectivecoping
    disturbedthought
    process
    impairedverbal
    communication
    imbalancednutrition:
    lessthanrequired
    Moodcharting. Neurotransmitters
    imbalance.
    Hormoneimbalanced.
    Inheritedtraits.
    Environment.Stress,
    abuse,significantloss
    orothertraumatic
    experiencesmayplay
    aroleinbipolar
    disorder.

    selfcaredeficit
    disturbedsleeping
    pattern

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