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Nancy Ingram: Bipolar Disorder Analysis

Nancy Ingram, a 33-year-old stock analyst, exhibits symptoms consistent with Bipolar Disorder type II, including major depression, mood disturbances, and hypervigilance. Her behaviors include rapid speech, avoidant tendencies, and significant emotional dysphoria, which have persisted for 15 years and are exacerbated by the traumatic event of her father's suicide. The document outlines her risk factors, prevention measures, and the impact of her condition on her personal and professional life.

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Nancy Ingram: Bipolar Disorder Analysis

Nancy Ingram, a 33-year-old stock analyst, exhibits symptoms consistent with Bipolar Disorder type II, including major depression, mood disturbances, and hypervigilance. Her behaviors include rapid speech, avoidant tendencies, and significant emotional dysphoria, which have persisted for 15 years and are exacerbated by the traumatic event of her father's suicide. The document outlines her risk factors, prevention measures, and the impact of her condition on her personal and professional life.

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Nombre: Nancy Ingram

Edad: 33 años

Occupation: Stock Analyst

Symptomatic Picture:

Verbal - Cognitive Behavioral-Motor Physiological-Emotional


Speak quickly with
urgency and difficult to Irascibility Recurrent major depression
interrupt her 2. Already Crying in dark periods
2. It has the capacity to responsibilities 3. Lack of sleep in its entirety
predict the stock market labor and 4. Greater dysphoria (emotion
3. Overrated ideas nursery unpleasant
will make us rich as 3. Behavior 5. Low mood
I believe avoidant in 6. Anger
4. Altered judgment periods of
5. Present downturn
Hypervigilance 4. Avoidance of
to eat

Risk factor Prevention factor Stressful Event


fluoxetine medication Emergency service The suicide of his father

Duration 15 years Clinically intense Frequency all the time


significant (affects life
personal)

Hypothesis and argumentation

The patient Nancy may possibly have Bipolar Disorder type II 296.89 (F31.81) already
that meets the DSM-5 criteria, for example, presents major depression, disturbances in the
mood, decreased sleep, more talkative than usual, also presence of
flow of ideas, similarly an increase in a certain activity aimed at an object,
finally his mood and he is seen observable by other people.
Psychiatric Association, 2014, pp. 78-83

Nancy presents this disorder because she has different moods, for example,
sometimes very depressed and other times angry, she doesn't sleep well, the way of communication is
fast and hard to interrupt, he dedicates his time to writing a blog with references to
his work in the stock exchange putting aside personal responsibilities like
professionals, manifest crying in their 'dark periods' and avoiding people nearby
involve in this topic. The criteria if they meet the DSM-IV

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