Major depressive disorder and bipolar disorder Resource: Kaplan 12th edition, DSM 5-TR The outline for the presentation for each disorder is as follows: o Introduction and Epidemiology o Clinical Features o Diagnostic Criteria (DSM 5-TR) o Management (Pharmacological and Non-pharmacological) o Prognosis
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MDD BipolarDisorder Presentation
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The presentation has 14 slides organized as follows:
Part A — Major Depressive Disorder
- Title Slide
- MDD Section Divider
- Introduction & Epidemiology
- Clinical Features
- Clinical Features: Specifiers & Subtypes
- DSM-5-TR Diagnostic Criteria
- Management: Pharmacological (two-column)
- Management: Non-Pharmacological (ECT, rTMS, psychotherapy)
- Prognosis
Part B — Bipolar Disorder
10. Bipolar Section Divider
11. Introduction & Epidemiology
12. Clinical Features: Manic Episode (DIG FAST)
13. Clinical Features: Depressive, Hypomanic & Mixed Episodes
14. DSM-5-TR Criteria — Bipolar I
15. DSM-5-TR Criteria — Bipolar II
16. Management: Pharmacological (two-column)
17. Management: Non-Pharmacological
18. Prognosis
19. MDD vs. Bipolar Comparison slide
20. Thank You / Key Takeaways
All content is sourced from Kaplan & Sadock's Synopsis of Psychiatry, 12th Ed. and DSM-5-TR.
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