Bipolar disorder is not as commonly associated with chronic disease as depression, anxiety, and PTSD.

Heart disease is the chronic disease most strongly associated with depression.

Regular medical checkups are not a risk factor for developing a mental health disorder in people with chronic disease.

Increased energy levels are not a common symptom of depression in people with chronic disease.

Relaxation is not a common symptom of anxiety in people with chronic disease.

Surgery is not a common treatment for mental health disorders in people with chronic disease.

Smoking is not recommended for people with chronic disease and mental health disorders.

Treating mental health disorders in people with chronic disease does not increase mortality.

Adequate training of healthcare providers is not a challenge in providing mental health care to people with chronic disease.

Managing medications is typically not a role of the primary care physician in managing mental health disorders in people with chronic disease.

Prescribing medications is typically not a role of the mental health specialist in managing mental health disorders in people with chronic disease.

Blaming others for their condition is not a role of the patient in managing their mental health disorder and chronic disease.

The American Heart Association is not a resource specifically for people with chronic disease and mental health disorders.

Isolating oneself from social activities is not a way to prevent mental health disorders in people with chronic disease.

Increased energy levels are not a sign that a person with chronic disease may be struggling with a mental health disorder.