Fry experiences episodes where he is totally out of control. He will go on buying sprees spending money that he doesn't have. During such times he rarely sleeps and if you connect with him his speech is rapid, pressured, and rather disorganized and confused. At times, he engages in other risk type behaviors that are totally uncharacteristic to him. He eventually returns to normal, but has also battled episodes of depression as well.

(A) Bipolar I

(B) anxiety disorder

(C) Bipolar II

(D) somatoform disorder

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Kenna

7 January, 16:43

Fry experiences episodes where he is totally out of control. He will go on buying sprees spending money that he doesn't have. During such times he rarely sleeps and if you connect with him his speech is rapid, pressured, and rather disorganized and confused. At times, he engages in other risk type behaviors that are totally uncharacteristic to him. He eventually returns to normal, but has also battled episodes of depression as well.

(A) Bipolar I

(B) anxiety disorder

(C) Bipolar II

(D) somatoform disorder

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Trent Blackburn · Answer 1

A.

Explanation:

Bipolar I is a subkind of bipolar disorder which includes episodes of impulsive and reckless behavior. Also, people who suffer this may speak uncontrollably, have trouble falling sleep and experiment a rise in their energy.