Causes Symptoms & Diagnoses Pharmaceutical and non-Pharmaceutical approaches
100
What is genetic predisposition?
If your biological parents have suffered and/or were diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder, you may have a _________________ to diagnoses as well.
100
What is a rain/storm cloud?
The visual of this shadowing patients is often used to describe the experience of depression.
100
What is exercise?
Doing this hosts a number of positive effects when combating depression, including an increase in endorphins and even an improvement in sleep regulation.
200
What are neurotransmitters?
What are brain chemicals?
An often cited physiological cause of depression may be an imbalance among these.
200
What is marital dissatisfaction?
This can be can be predicted by AND a predictor of depression symptoms.
200
What is Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitor?
SSRI
300
1. What is the death/loss of a close loved-one?
2. What is the loss of or change in employment?
These two major life events are often cited by patients as being the lead or major factors in the onset of their depression.
300
What is two weeks?
Limited timeframe an individual must experience co-occurring symptoms to be diagnosed with a major depressive episode.
300
What is 4 to 6 weeks?
Timeframe it takes most antidepressants to "kick in."
400
What is dopamine?
Norepinephrine, Serotonin, and this "feel-good" hormone are thought to play crucial roles in depression.
400
What is suicide?
Thoughts or "ideations" of doing this to oneself is considered by some experts to be an indirect result of depression.
400
What is Serotonin-Norepinephrine Reuptake Inhibitor?
SNRI
500
What is pessimistic?
What is a pessimist?
Individuals with this general "outlook" or Attributional Style may be at higher risk of suffering from depression.






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