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Substance-Induced Mood Disorder is a mood disorder due to direct physiological effect of a substance(s).
ONSET:
After the use of a substance(s).
Diagnostic Criteria - Mental Health made easy.
Substance-Induced Mood Disorder.
1. At least one of the following:
A. Mark lack of interest in all or almost all,activities.( A depressed mood state. )
B. Heighten or irritable mood.2. One of the following:
A. Evidence symptoms within a month of intoxication or withdrawal.
B. A relationship between a medication and the symptoms.3. Symptoms not from another disorder.
4. Symptoms not from delirium.
5. Clinically significant distress from symptoms,or impairment in work, social,or other areas of important functioning.
Specify:
Depressive Features.
Manic Features.
Mixed Features.
During Intoxication.
During Withdrawal.
Selecting the Right Antidepressant
Definition AD's
Adapin
Amitril
Anafranil
Asendin
Aventil
Celexa
Cymbalta / Yentreve
Desyrel
Effexor
Elavil
Emitrip
Endep
Enovil
Etrafon
Etrafon-A
Etrafon-Forte
Dohme
Ludiomil
Luvox
Marplan
Nardil
Norpramine
Pamelor
Parnate
Paxil
Pertofrane
PMS-Levazine
Prozac
Sharpe
Sinequan
SK-Amitriptyline
Surmontil
Tofranil
Vivactil
Wellbutrin
Zoloft
Zyban
Bipolar Disorder
Atretol
Calam
Cibaliyh-S
Clonidine
Depakene
Epitol
Eskalith
Eskalith CR
Isoptin
Tegretol
Lithane
Lithobid
Nimodipine
Valprotate
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