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BIPOLAR DISORDER MIXED FEATURES

BASICS & BEYOND

Bipolar disorder is a chronic mood disorder associated with various mood states including mania, hypomania, depression, and mixed states. The identification and treatment of mixed state is of clinical importance. The diagnosis has changed from DSM-IV “Mixed Episode” to DSM-5 specifiers as “Mixed Manic” and “Mixed Depressive”.

 

Psychiatry Education Forum Academy has summarized this clinically relevant topic in the following four lectures:

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(1) How to Diagnose Bipolar Mixed Feature Specifier?

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(2) Why is Diagnosing Bipolar Mixed State Important?
(3) Assessment Scales for Mixed State Evaluation
(4) Management Options for Bipolar Mixed States.

Here is 20 min video on Olanzapine’s role for Bipolar Mixed Episodes:

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