Patient Symptoms & Diagnosis The patient featured in the assignment video is apparently suffering from major depressive disorder, otherwise called major depression. The symptoms that she expresses
Patient Symptoms & Diagnosis The patient featured in the assignment video is apparently suffering from major depressive disorder, otherwise called major depression. The symptoms that she expresses
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Patient Symptoms & Diagnosis
The patient featured in the assignment video is apparently suffering from major depressive disorder, otherwise called major depression. The symptoms that she expresses to the psychiatrist are in line with symptoms of depression, including the fact that the patient has experienced multiple episodes of depression. For instance, the biggest indicator is in the patient’s issues with sleep. Instead of being unable to sleep, the patient reported that she often slept 15 or 16 hours in any given day, and she could not bring herself to get out of bed in the morning.