Complete I-Human Style Bipolar Ii Case Study With Detailed Men

COMPLETE I-HUMAN STYLE BIPOLAR II CASE STUDY WITH DETAILED MENTAL STATUS EXAM, MEDICATION TITRATION, RELAPSE PREVENTION, AND PATIENT EDUCATION HANDOUT FOR CLINICAL AND EXAM PREP24-Year-Old Female with Mood Changes (Suspected Bipolar II Disorder) Patient Information Name: Ms. A.L. Age: 24 Gender: Female Ethnicity: Caucasian Marital Status: Single Occupation: Graduate student (Marketing) Date of Visit: 02/15/2026 Source of Information: Patient (reliable historian) Chief Complaint (CC) "I feel like my mood is all over the place. I go from super energized to completely drained and depressed." History of Present Illness (HPI) Ms. A.L. is a 24-year-old female presenting with fluctuating mood symptoms over the past 2 years, worsening over the last 4 months. She reports recurrent episodes of: Depressive Episodes Lasting 2-3 weeks Depressed mood most of the day Anhedonia Hypersomnia (10-12 hours/day) Fatigue and low motivation Poor concentration Feelings of worthlessness Passive thoughts of not wanting to exist but denies active suicidal intent or plan Most recent depressive episode occurred 1 month ago and lasted approximately 3 weeks. Hypomanic Episodes Occurring intermittently over the past 2 years, lasting 4-6 days per episode. Symptoms include: Elevated/irritable mood Decreased need for sleep (3-4 hours/night without fatigue) Increased talkativeness Racing thoughts Increased goal-directed activity