What is bipolar. What is the cause and how is it t diagnosed.

Solutions

Expert Solution

Bipolar disorder is a type of the mental health disorder characterized by the manic depression as well as extreme mood swings like emotional heights or depressions.

It highly affects the sleeping, eating and thinking ability of a person and in most of the cases there is requirement of the bipolar psychological counseling

Causes of the bipolar disorders:

It is caused by the creation of the disturbance in the neurotransmitter regulation like noradrenaline, serotonin, and dopamine, if their circulation in the brain is disturbed then it may cause the bipolar disorders.

In some cases it may be due to the genetic reasons also. But the environmental and lifestyle factors also have the great impact on the bipolar disorders.

Diagnosis of the bipolar disorders:

It is advised to differentiate between bipolar disorders and other mental defects during the diagnosis of the bipolar disorders.

The diagnosis should be based on the physical examination, blood tests and imaging patterns.

The physician may use the mood charts for the specific assessment of the bipolar disorders.

Then it is advised to give emotional support to the patient so that he/she may get actively involved in the therapy.

Thus by considering the above mentioned parameters we can manage the bipolar cases.

Nightingale answered 1 year ago

Next > < Previous

Related Solutions

Bipolar disorder is becoming increasingly diagnosed in children. What is bipolar disorder in children? How does...

Bipolar disorder is becoming increasingly diagnosed in children. What is bipolar disorder in children? How does it differ behaviorally and neurologically from bipolar disorder in adults? If you were charged with developing an intervention (treatment/behavioral) plan for a child with Bipolar disorder, what components would you include in your plan?

what is differnce between Bipolar I and Bipolar II and treatments?

what does bipolar mean?

Behavior in Overdrive”- Case study Connie is a 35-year-old woman who is diagnosed with bipolar disorder....

Behavior in Overdrive”- Case study Connie is a 35-year-old woman who is diagnosed with bipolar disorder. She is brought to the psychiatric unit after being detained in the county jail for disruptive behavior. In the present manic state, Connie is aggressive both verbally and physically. She has just removed all of her clothing in the hallway while loudly inviting male attention. She has not sat down in the 6 hours she has been on the unit nor has she eaten...

Miss R is diagnosed with bipolar disorder and prescribed valproic acid (Depakote), 250 mg, PO, tid....

Miss R is diagnosed with bipolar disorder and prescribed valproic acid (Depakote), 250 mg, PO, tid. Things were going fairly well until a month into therapy, when she stops taking the medication. She admits she became moody, angry, and emotionally labile after stopping the medications, which “(she) just couldn’t tolerate.” Q1: What are some reasons she might have stopped her medications? Miss R is seen two weeks later in the clinic for follow up after an incident outside a local...

A female client, diagnosed with Bipolar I, recently stopped taking her lithium. She has not slept,...

A female client, diagnosed with Bipolar I, recently stopped taking her lithium. She has not slept, eaten or bathed in days. She is dressing in brightly-colored, flamboyant, and sexually suggestive clothing. She has been spending money freely and buying things she does not need and cannot afford. She recently purchased a trip to Tahiti as well as a motorcycle that she does not know how to ride. The client has even gambled away the family savings. Her husband calls her...

How is Q-point defined in a bipolar transistor?

3. Bobbie is a 54-year-old woman who has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder. Her husband, Larry,...

3. Bobbie is a 54-year-old woman who has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder. Her husband, Larry, has been very supportive and accepting of the mental illness diagnosis. Her two children, ages 15 and 17 are worried that they might also develop bipolar disorder but are also very supportive of their mother. The family feels that they do not have the knowledge and skills to handle the condition and decide to enroll in family consultation. a. Why do you believe it...

What is a Retinal detachment? What are the presenting symptoms? How is it diagnosed? What are...

What is a Retinal detachment? What are the presenting symptoms? How is it diagnosed? What are the most common treatment options? The nurse is preparing to send the patient home. Answer each of the following questions What assessment of the home and the patient’s support system should be completed? What accommodations may help this patient adjust to the diagnosis and remain safe? What kinds of reactions to this diagnosis should the nurse anticipate? How should the nurse address these concerns?

what is the cause of an increased risk for type 1 errors when T tests are...

what is the cause of an increased risk for type 1 errors when T tests are conducted and how might researchers eliminate the increased risk of a type 1 error in a study?

Subjects