What is the difference between Bipolar I and Bipolar II disorder?
What will be an ideal response?
A diagnosis of Bipolar I is made when there had been manic episode. This diagnosis is
made with or without the occurrence of a bout of major depression. In Bipolar II, there is
at least one episode of major depression and a hypomanic episode. If the individual with
Bipolar II exhibits a manic episode, a diagnosis of Bipolar I would be warranted.
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Which of the following is true regarding a person who has had a heart attack?
A) Those with an attitude of stoic acceptance are least likely to have a second heart attack. B) The majority of people over the age of 75 will die from their first heart attack. C) Those who do not go through Kübler-Ross's stages of dying are not likely to have a second heart attack. D) Those who live alone are more likely to have a second heart attack than those who live with someone else.
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a. a total and permanent loss of sexual desire in all cases b. a gradual decline in sexual desire in all cases c. only a temporary loss of sexual desire in all cases d. loss of sexual desire in most men, but little change in others