Make a PPT on bipolar disorder using Kaplan & Sadock's Comprehensive Textbook of Psychiatry

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pres.title = "Bipolar Disorder";
pres.subject = "Kaplan & Sadock's Comprehensive Textbook of Psychiatry";
pres.author = "Orris Medical Education";

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    "Classification & Types",
    "Epidemiology",
    "Clinical Features – Mania & Hypomania",
    "Clinical Features – Depression & Mixed States",
    "Etiology & Pathophysiology",
    "Genetics of Bipolar Disorder",
    "Diagnosis (DSM-5-TR Criteria)",
    "Treatment: Acute Mania",
    "Treatment: Bipolar Depression",
    "Maintenance & Prophylaxis",
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// SLIDE 3 — Historical Perspective
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    { era: "~150 CE", text: "Aretaeus of Cappadocia – first clear description of mania; recognized link with melancholia: \"Melancholy is the commencement and a part of mania\"" },
    { era: "Medieval", text: "Arabic scholars (Ishaq Ibn Imran, Ibn Sina) transmitted and expanded classical Greek concepts of mood disorders" },
    { era: "1899", text: "Emil Kraepelin unified the disorder as 'Manic-Depressive Insanity' — distinguishing it from dementia praecox (schizophrenia)" },
    { era: "1957", text: "Karl Leonhard coined the bipolar/unipolar distinction, later validated by Angst and Perris (1966)" },
    { era: "1980", text: "DSM-III formally introduced 'Bipolar Disorder' as a diagnostic category" },
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// SLIDE 4 — Classification & Types
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// SLIDE 5 — Epidemiology
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    { val: "~1%", label: "Lifetime Prevalence\nBipolar I (classic)" },
    { val: "3.3%", label: "NESARC Lifetime\nBipolar I (updated)" },
    { val: "2.4%", label: "Bipolar Spectrum\n(cross-national WMH)" },
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    "Bipolar II prevalence is ~1.1% lifetime (NESARC), though often underdiagnosed",
    "12-month prevalence rates: BP I ~2.0%, BP II ~0.8%",
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    "Equal prevalence in men and women; men more often have mania, women have more depressive episodes",
    "Mean age of onset: late teens to mid-20s; often delayed 6–10 years before correct diagnosis",
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// SLIDE 6 — Clinical Features: Mania
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// SLIDE 7 — Clinical Features: Depression & Mixed States
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    "Atypical features more common",
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    "Coexistence of manic and depressive features simultaneously",
    "Soranus described mixed episodes as early as 1st century CE",
    "DSM-5 introduced the 'with mixed features' specifier for both manic and depressive episodes",
    "Escalating irritability, anger, agitation, insomnia",
    "Dysphoric mania: Kraepelinian 'anxious-depressive mania'",
    "Often refractory to antidepressants; mood stabilizers preferred",
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// SLIDE 8 — Etiology & Pathophysiology
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        "Inflammatory gene expression precedes clinical relapse in BD",
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        "Each relapse increases risk and severity of subsequent episodes",
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        "Dopamine excess in mania (dopamine hypothesis)",
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// SLIDE 9 — Genetics
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    { val: "65–100%", label: "MZ Twin\nConcordance" },
    { val: "10–30%", label: "DZ Twin\nConcordance" },
    { val: "60–80%", label: "Overall\nHeritability" },
    { val: "30–40%", label: "Unipolar MDD\nHeritability (compare)" },
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    "BD is substantially more heritable than unipolar major depression",
    "Early single-gene linkage studies (chromosomes X and 11) produced false-positive findings — not replicated",
    "Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) support polygenic model with multiple interacting loci",
    "Suggestive linkage regions: chromosomes 18, 4p, 21q, 8q, 12q, 16p — but none unequivocally confirmed",
    "Rapid decrease in recurrence risk from MZ twins to first-degree relatives argues against single-gene inheritance",
    "Gene expression studies: inflammatory gene upregulation precedes relapse and normalizes during remission",
    "Shared genetic risk between BD and schizophrenia: CACNA1C, ANK3, TENM4, TRANK1 among top candidates",
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// SLIDE 10 — DSM-5-TR Diagnostic Criteria
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    "Serum level monitoring (lithium, valproate, carbamazepine) essential",
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    "Metabolic syndrome: increased risk with SGAs and weight gain",
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    "Pregnancy: Valproate teratogenic; lithium — cardiac defects (Ebstein); lamotrigine relatively safer",
    "HIV/AIDS: Lithium problematic; rapid level fluctuations; valproate preferred; low-dose SGAs",
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    "Bipolar disorder is highly heritable (60–80%) with a polygenic basis; environmental factors (childhood adversity, stress) modulate expression",
    "BP I requires ≥1 manic episode; BP II requires hypomanic + depressive episodes — never full mania",
    "Lifetime prevalence: BP I ~1–3.3%; BP Spectrum ~2.4%; median onset late teens–20s",
    "Mania triad: elevated/irritable mood + psychomotor acceleration + decreased sleep — recognize early to prevent disaster",
    "Mixed features are common and underappreciated — associated with highest suicide risk",
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Running Command

cd /home/daytona/workspace/bipolar-ppt && node bipolar.js

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ls -lh /home/daytona/workspace/bipolar-ppt/Bipolar_Disorder_KaplanSadock.pptx

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Bipolar Disorder KaplanSadock

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16 slides sourced directly from Kaplan & Sadock's Comprehensive Textbook of Psychiatry (11th Ed.), organized as:
#SlideKey Content
1TitleDark navy/gold design
2OutlineFull 14-topic roadmap
3Historical PerspectiveAretaeus → Kraepelin → DSM-5 timeline
4Classification & TypesBP I, BP II, Cyclothymia with criteria boxes
5EpidemiologyWHO WMH + NESARC data; stat boxes (1–3.3% prevalence)
6Clinical Features: ManiaMood / Psychomotor / Behavior columns; hypomania distinction
7Clinical Features: Depression & Mixed StatesAtypical features, depressive mixed states, suicide risk
8Etiology & PathophysiologyImmune/inflammatory, kindling/neuroprogressive, neurotransmitter systems
9GeneticsMZ 65–100% concordance; GWAS; chromosomal loci
10DSM-5-TR CriteriaSide-by-side BP I and BP II full criteria
11Treatment: Acute ManiaLithium, Divalproex, Carbamazepine, Atypical antipsychotics with doses/levels
12Treatment: Bipolar Depression & MaintenanceQuetiapine, OFC, Lamotrigine, Lurasidone; long-term prophylaxis
13Psychosocial InterventionsCBT, IPSRT, FFT, Psychoeducation (STEP-BD evidence)
14Comorbidities & Special PopulationsPediatric, elderly, pregnancy, HIV, rapid cycling
15Prognosis & CourseNeuroprogression, suicide risk, adherence
16Key TakeawaysDark concluding slide with 9 core points
Design: Navy/teal/gold color palette with accent bars, card-style content boxes, and data stat panels throughout.
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