D29 – L&L – Treatment Resistant Depression – Post Test

Treatment Resistant Depression (TRD) is consistently defined in the research and literature:

Which of the following are differential diagnoses for Treatment Resistant Depression?

Based on the Nathan’s interview in the video, his symptoms are consistent with Treatment Resistant Depression.

When you are using an augmentation strategy to treat Treatment Resistant Depression, you are:

What treatment uses electric impulses passing through the brain and induce a brief seizure?

Which of the following would be appropriate follow-up questions for a provider to ask the individual in the video case study to better assess for differential diagnoses of Treatment Resistant Depression?

Which of the following symptoms of Major Depressive Disorder were described in the video case study?

A client mentions they heard about an intervention for TRD that “uses a magnetic field to stimulate nerves in the brain”. Which intervention are they referring to?

Which of these medications are some of the most common and widely accepted augmentation strategies for Treatment Resistant Depression?

What additional questions could have been asked in the video by the interviewer to assess if symptomatology is consistent with Substance Induced Depressive Disorder?

Though not consistently defined, which of the following statements, if mentioned by the client in the video, would be an indication that the client might be experiencing treatment resistant depression?