DSM

Question 1

DSM intellectual disorder

Answer 1

1. Deficit in intellectual functioning ( abstract thinking, maths, IQ)
2. Deficit or impairments in adaptive functioning.
   a skills to live in independant life
   i communication
   ii social
   iii personal dependance at home
   iiii school or work function
3. Occurred during developmental period

Question 2

Autism Spectrum Disorder DSM

Answer 2

A. Persistent deficits in social communication and social interaction
i social emotional reprocity
ii non verbal expression
iii relationships - maintaining one, starting
B Restricted , repetitive behaviour ( interests or activities) with two of the following
i Stereotyped or repitive behaviour
ii insistance on sameness
iii hypo or hyperactive with stimuli

Question 3

ADHD

Answer 3

A. A persistent pattern of inattention and/or hyperactivity that has impacting on functioning or development. As characterised by (1) or (2):
1 Inattention (6 or more)( some of them):
Overlooks or misses details
Difficulty remaining focused
Starts tasks but easily loses focus
Difficulty organising tasks or activities
Often loses things
Easily distracted by external stimuli

2. Hyperactivity( 6 or more)
Fidgets
Often leaves seat when asked to sit down
Runs and climbs in appropriate situations
Acting as if driven by a motor
Talks a lot - in excess
Blurts out answer before others had an opportunity
Difficulty waiting for there turn 
Interrupts others

Question 4

GAD DSM

Answer 4

Excessive anxiety and worry occurring most days for at least 6 months about a number of events and activities

Cant control the worry

3 or more of the following 6 
Restlessness
Easily fatigue
Mind blank, difficulty concentrating
Irritable
Muscle tension
Sleep disturbance

Question 5

Agoraphobia

Answer 5

A marked fear or anxiety about two or more of the following 5:

A using public transport

B Being in open spaces

C Being in closed spaces e.g.
cinema or shops

D Standing in a line or being in a crowd

E Being outside the home alone

Has been around of 6 months

Question 6

OCD

Answer 6

Obsession:

1. Thoughts, urges or images that are experienced as intrusive and cause anxiety/distress
2. The person attempts to suppress the thoughts by using some other thought or action

Compulsion:
1. Repetitive mental acts or behaviours- rules and are rigid

2. These behaviours and mental acts reduce distress

Consuming at least 1 hour per day

Question 7

Body Dysmorphic Disorder

Answer 7

Preoccupation with one or more perceived flaws in physical appearance that are not observable or appear slight to others

At some point during the disorder - performs repetitive disorder or mental acts

Causes clinical distress - social/occupational/interpersonal

The pre-occupation is not better explained regarding weight with eating disorders