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TREATMENT PLAN DEVELOPMENT: BIPOLAR DISORDER

3/26/2018 1 TREATMENT OF RAPID-CYCLING BIPOLAR DISORDER PAMELA MARCUS, RN,APRN/PMH/BC 14460 Old Mill Rd. #201 Upper Marlboro, Maryland 20772 CONFLICT OF INTEREST Ms. Marcus has no conflicts of interest. There are no discussions of off-label medications in this presentation OBJECTIVES Differentiate between symptoms manifested by individuals with BIPOLAR I, BIPOLAR II, and Mixed BIPOLAR DISORDER , as compared to Rapid-Cycling BIPOLAR DISORDER with case study Describe the medications most often used for patients with BIPOLAR DISORDER OBJECTIVES Identify two nursing interventions that are most helpful when providing psycho-education for patients and their families to better understand and manage symptoms of Rapid Cycling BIPOLAR DISORDER . Discussed using case study BIPOLAR DISORDER , OVERVIEW Affects approximately 1% ( million) in the USA, ages 18 and older First manic episode- 18-20 years old Earlier age of onset worse outcomes, including rapid cycling in adulthood Individuals with BIPOLAR DISORDER account for one quarter of all suicidal deaths reported in the general population.

3/26/2018 1 TREATMENT OF RAPID-CYCLING BIPOLAR DISORDER PAMELA MARCUS, RN,APRN/PMH/BC 14460 Old Mill Rd. #201 Upper Marlboro, Maryland 20772 marcusRN@verizon.net

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