Depression Crossword Puzzle

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Depression Crossword Puzzle

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QUESTIONS LIST:

  • insomnia: trouble falling asleep, staying asleep, or waking up too early
  • concentrate: depression can make it difficult to focus/ _
  • interest: depression can cause a loss of _ in things you usually enjoy
  • appetite: depression can cause an increase or decrease in _ or weight
  • depressed: feeling sad, blue, or down in the dumps
  • motivation: depression can cause a lack of _ to complete daily tasks
  • thirty: percentage of adults who have been diagnosed with depression in their life
  • females: this gender experiences 1.5- to 3-fold higher rates of depression
  • serotonin: one of the neurotransmitters depleted during depression
  • antidepressant: medication used to treat depression
  • melatonin: chemical your body naturally produces to help regulate sleep
  • psychiatrist: medical doctor who can diagnose and treat a wide variety of mental health conditions
  • therapy: non-medication approach to treating mental health conditions by talking with a psychologist, therapist, or counselor
  • pharmacist: health care professional who specializes in the management of medications
  • four: antidepressants can take _ to six weeks to start working
  • stomach: upset _ is the most common side effect when starting an antidepressant
  • exercise: healthy diet and _ can help improve symptoms of depression
  • prozac: first ssri antidepressant approved in the u.s. in the 1980s
  • daily: antidepressants must be taken _ , as opposed to as needed, in order to work properly
  • adherence: taking your medications as prescribed
  • alcohol: drugs and _ worsen depression
  • irritability: flu-like symptoms, insomnia, anxiety, and _ can occur when abruptly discontinuing antidepressants
  • six: number of months antidepressants should be continued in patients who achieve remission to decrease risk of relapse