Bipolar disorder Scenario Guide Christine is a. 34 year old female admitted involuntarily to the inpatient mental health unit. She is in a manic state and is experiencing grandiose delusions. Christine was picked up at the airport by the police. Dressed in an evening dress and several expensive pieces of jewelry, Christine was demanding a plane ticket to Hawaii. She displayed labile mood, was loud, bizarre, and condescending with hyperverbal and hyperactive behaviors. Christine was displaying push of speech and flight of ideas. Christine has been married for two years to her current husband, Karl. Karl has been out of town on business and came home after he was notified by her mother of her current situation. Karl was informed by their neighbor that Christine has been behaving erratically, up at all hours, and has been placing many valuable possessions on the curb in front of their home. Kart discovered that Christine spent over 56000.00 in the short period of time that he was out of town on business. Christine purchased business cards, expensive clothing, and jewelry. Kart is aware that Christine has a history of depression, and states that Christine told him that she had been on medication for depression prior to their marriage, but that she is no longer taking any medication. He does not know what she has taken in the past. Christine\'s mother informed Karl that Christine has a history of Bipolar disorder and told him that Christine left her first husband and their two children during her third manic episode. At that time Christine went to Hawaii and stayed there for several months without informing her family of whereabouts. She was homeless much of the time that she spent in Hawaii. Watch the video about bipolar disorder and answer the following questions: 1. Describe the symptoms of mania that Christina presents with in the video including affect, mood, thought process, and behavior: 2. Out of control behaviors and resistance to being controlled are common behaviors in mania. List behaviors a patient might exhibit that would test your patience. 3. What should be the focus of care for a patient in the acute manic phase? 4. As Christine\'s mood begins to stabilize what would be signs of improvement? 5. SBAR - write a progress note as though you are the nurse in the video.