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Question 6 10 pts An adult man is hospitalized for recurrent mood disturbances. He has episodes where he demonstrates inflated self-esteem, decreased need for sleep, and excessive involvement in risky behaviors. However, he has never had a depressive episode. Which type of bipolar disorder is this indicative of? Bipolar disorder type I Cyclothymic disorder Bipolar disorder type II Bipolar disorder not otherwise specified 

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10 pts
An adult man is hospitalized for recurrent mood disturbances. He has episodes
where he demonstrates inflated self-esteem, decreased need for sleep, and
excessive involvement in risky behaviors. However, he has never had a
depressive episode. Which type of bipolar disorder is this indicative of?
Bipolar disorder type I
Cyclothymic disorder
Bipolar disorder type II
Bipolar disorder not otherwise specified
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Question 6 10 pts An adult man is hospitalized for recurrent mood disturbances. He has episodes where he demonstrates inflated self-esteem, decreased need for sleep, and excessive involvement in risky behaviors. However, he has never had a depressive episode. Which type of bipolar disorder is this indicative of? Bipolar disorder type I Cyclothymic disorder Bipolar disorder type II Bipolar disorder not otherwise specified

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Question 6 An adult man is hospitalized for recurrent mood disturbances. He has episodes where he demonstrates inflated self-esteem, decreased need for sleep, and excessive involvement in risky behaviors. However, he has never had a depressive episode. Which type of bipolar disorder is this indicative of? Bipolar disorder type I Cyclothymic disorder Bipolar disorder type II Bipolar disorder not otherwise specified
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00:01 Here for the solution, explanation is that mania is considered a unipolar disorder since the symptoms stay at the one end of the depression mania continuum.
00:18 A mania episode lasts for a period of one week at least and the individuals exhibit abnormally elevated and irritable mood.
00:40 No symptoms of depression will be seen in the individual.
00:46 The symptoms of mania include elevated and irritable mood during most of the day, for a week at least.
00:58 Delusion of grandiosity, hyperactive, easily distractible, flight of ideas, increased, talkativeness, trying to socialize more money spending, sprays and increase libido, that is sexual desire...
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