Question 134 · LEK · Bipolar disorders
A patient with the diagnosis of bipolar II disorder may present with each of the following states, except for:
- A. hypomania.
- B. severe depression.
- C. subdepression.
- D. psychotic mania.
- E. euthymia.
Hint
Remember what distinguishes bipolar II from bipolar I: the type and severity of the elevated-mood episodes.
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