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Depressive disorder
1. DEPRESSIVE DISORDER
DR. RAHUL SHARMA
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
H.O.D. OF MENTAL HEALTH NURSING
PH. D COORDINATOR
SEEDLING SCHOOL OF NURSING,
JAIPUR NATIONAL UNIVERSITY, JAIPUR
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3. INTRODUCTION
It is a widespread mental health problem affecting many people .
The lifetime risk of depression in male is 08-12% and in female it is 20-26%.
Depression occur twice in female in comparison to male.
The highest incidence of depressive symptoms has been indicated in individual without close
interpersonal relationship and in person who are divorced or separated or widow.
Prevalence of suicide show large peak in spring season and less in October.
Major depressive disorder often co-occur with other psychiatric disorder and alcoholic or
substance related disorder.
4. ETIOLOGY
Biological factors
1. NEUROTRANSMITTER
-: Decreased norepinephrine and serotonin level
-: Deregulation of Acetylcholine and GABA
2. GENETIC
-: When 1 twin is diagnosed with major depression, the other twin has
a greater than 70% chances of developing it.
3. ENDOCRINAL FACTORS
-: Pituitary of adrenal system malfunction and hormonal
abnormalities.
5. Psychosocial factors
Loss of loved one or any valuable objects.
BEHAVIORAL FACTOR
Experience of uncontrollable events
Example - a fight
COGNITIVE FACTORS
Self negative thoughts.
Depression due to negative cognition
Negative exceptions of environment ( Example - flood,fights,stealing)
Negative expectations of self
Negative expectations of future.
7. CLINICAL MANIFESTATION
Sadness of mood
Loss of interest
Loss of pleasure
Hopelessness
Worthlessness
A feeling of inferiority
Suicidal thought
Anxiety
Restlessness
Spiritual thinking, walk and eat slowly
Feeling of uneasiness