Major Depressive Disorder

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Presentation transcript:

Major Depressive Disorder

DSM-5 Criteria for MDD Cognitive Concentration Difficulties Suicidal Thoughts A: Need 5 out of the 9 symptoms - 1 of which must be either Emotional Depressed Mood Diminished Interest Worthlessness/Guilt Physiological Weight/Appetite Change Sleep Difficulties Psychomotor Changes Fatigue

Background The client is a 24 year old, Mexican-American, cisgender female from a low SES background. The client immigrated to the United States with her family when she was six years old. She identifies as heterosexual and is currently single. The client is Catholic and identifies religion as an important part of her life. Chief complaint: “I’m tired.”

Think-Pair-Share What questions would you want to ask this client to assess for Major Depressive Disorder?

Is this person suffering from MDD?

But wait...

C: Symptoms not attributable to substance use or medical condition But wait... For a DSM-5 diagnosis to be assigned: B: Symptoms cause significant distress or impairment in important areas of functioning C: Symptoms not attributable to substance use or medical condition D: Not better explained by another disorder

What else do we need to know?