Theme 3: Mood disorders II Ahmad AlHadi, MD Assistant Professor and Consultant in Psychiatry and Psychotherapy.

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Theme 3: Mood disorders II Ahmad AlHadi, MD Assistant Professor and Consultant in Psychiatry and Psychotherapy

Content Differential diagnosis discussion. Traits that resemble this case (cluster B). Common used Defence mechanisms.

Case Vignette: Huda is a 25 yr-old single female teacher. She had an episode -of at least 2 weeks duration- of low mood associated with loss of interest, isolation, crying spells, excessive guilt feelings, death wishes, suicidal ideation and reduction in libido. Her mother has history of bipolar disorder and one of her sisters had post-partum psychosis. When she was 20 years, she had an episode of irritable mood, talkativeness, hyperactivities, decrease need for sleep, taking off her clothes in front of her adult brother. It lasted for 3 week.

Case Development 3: Her mother reported that her daughter was complaining of fever and headache few days prior the episodes when she was 20. She also reported that her daughter had new problematic friends few months prior that episode and she is suspecting the use of illicit drugs.

Differential Diagnosis Organicity Substance Psychiatric Disorders

Depressive Episode Hypothyroidism Neurological disorders: – Stroke – Parkinson dis Anemia Cancer

Depressive Episode Stimulants (Amphetamine/cocaine) withdrawal Depressant drugs (alcohol, opiates, barbiturates) intoxication Steroids Some antihypertensive (propranolol) Cimetidine Roaccutane

Depressive Episode Normal Grief Dysthymia Adjustment Disorder MDD Schizoaffective dis Dementia Chronic Fatigue Syndrome / Fibromyalgia

Depressive Episode OrganicitySubstancePsychiatric Hypothyroidism Neurological disorders: Stroke Parkinson dis Anemia Cancer Stimulants (Amphetamine/cocaine) withdrawal Depressant drugs (alcohol, opiates, barbiturates) intoxication Steroids Some antihypertensive (propranolol) Cimetidine Roaccutane Normal Grief Dysthymia Adjustment Disorder MDD Schizoaffective dis Dementia Chronic Fatigue Syndrome / Fibromyalgia

Manic Episode Hyperthyroidism Cushing disease SLE AIDS Neurological disorders: – Epilepsy – MS

Manic Episode Stimulants (Amphetamine/cocaine) intoxication Ecstasy intoxication Depressant drugs (alcohol, opiates, barbiturates) withdrawal Dopamine agonist: eg Levodopa, Bromocriptine Anticholinergics: eg Benzotropine, Diphenhydramine Mercury intoxication Antidepressants

Manic Episode Schizoaffective dis Schizophrenia Narcissistic Personality dis

Manic Episode OrganicitySubstancePsychiatric Hyperthyroidism Cushing disease SLE AIDS Neurological disorders: Epilepsy MS Stimulants (Amphetamine/cocaine) intoxication Ecstasy intoxication Depressant drugs (alcohol, opiates, barbiturates) intoxication Dopamine agonist Anticholinergics Mercury intoxication Antidepressants Schizoaffective dis Schizophrenia Narcissistic Personality dis

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