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DSM5 criteria Flashcards

1
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what does DSM stand for

A

diagnostic and statistical manual

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2
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when was DSM-5 TR published

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march 2022

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what was special about DSM-5 TR

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add further SDOH and cultural factors to diagnosing

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4
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when was DSM-5 published

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may 2013

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what were the changes made in the publishing of DSM-5

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many changes, move from roman numerals to express edition to arabic numbers

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What is very important about the change between DSM-4 and DSM-5

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the disorders were reordered to reflect new clinical perspectives on the overlapping nature of many diagnoses

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What is special about the current DSM-5

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disorders are a continuum based on developmental and lifespan considerations

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What is the first chapter of DSM-5

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neurodevelopmental disorders

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9
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what are 3 neurodevelopmental disorders

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intellectual disabilities, ASD, and ADHD

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10
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where is bipolar disorder found in DSM-5

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between depression and schizophrenia to reflect overlapping nature

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What did DSM-5 do with anxiety

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anxiety used to be all together, now is separated into different chapters

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12
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what specific anxieties are included in anxiety disorder chapter

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generalized anxiety disorder, social anxiety disorder, and panic disorder

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where are obsessive compulsive disorders and trauma and stressor related disorders found in DSM-5

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separate from anxiety

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what was an important change in substance-related disorders in DSM-5

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doesn’t use the words abuse and dependencew

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What differentiates different substance related disorders

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symptom presentation which is influenced by the type of substance used

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16
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where is gambling disorder found in DSM-5

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substance related disorderswher

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17
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what is the last chapter of DSM-5

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neurocognitive disorders (dementia and alzheimer’s)

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18
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how are neurocognitive disorders categorized

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major vs mild

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19
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what is PHQ, patient health questionnaire used to diagnose

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depression and suicidal thinking

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is PHQ-9 patient or clinician rated

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patient rated

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21
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what dose BDI stand for and what is it used to diagnose

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Beck Depression Inventory, depression

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is BDI clinician or patient rated

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patient rated

23
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What does MDQ stand for and what is it used to screen for

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Mood disorder questionnaire, screens for bipolar 1 (mania and depression)

24
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Is MDQ patient rated or clinician rated

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patient rated

25
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What does HAM-D diagnose

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Depression, hamilton depression scale

26
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is HAM-D patient or clinician rated

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clinician

27
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what two scales are the gold standard for depression rating

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Hamilton (HAM-D) and Montgomery-Asberg (MADRS)

28
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What does MADRS stand for and what dose it diagnose

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depression, montgomery-asberg derpession rating scale

29
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what scale is validated in clinical trials and a gold standard for depression

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MADRS (montgomery asberg)

30
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what does YMRS stand for and what does it diagnose

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young mania rating scale, bipolar disorder and generalized anxiety

31
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is YMRS clinician or patient rated

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clinician rated by patient report

32
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what does HARS stand for and what is it used to diagnose

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hamilton anxiety rating scale

33
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What does PANSS stand for and what does it diagnose

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Schizophrenia, positive and negative syndrome scale

34
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is PANSS clinician or patient rated

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clinician

35
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what two clinical trials are the gold standard for schizophrenia

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PANSS and BPRS

36
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What does BPRS stand for and what is it used to diagnose

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brief psychiatric rating scale, schizophrenia

37
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is BPRS clinician or patient rated

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clinician

38
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what is Simpson-Angus (SAS) and what does it evaluate

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drug induced parkinsonian symptoms

39
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is simpson angus patient or clinician rated

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clinician rated

40
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What does BARS stand for and what does it evaluate

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Barnes Akathisia Scale

41
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is BARS clinician or patient rated

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clinician

42
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what does AIMS stand for and what does it evaluate for

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Abnormal involuntary movement scale, assess for tardive dyskinesia

43
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is AIMS clinician or patient rated

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clinician

44
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what does ESRS stand for and what does it diagnose

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extrapyramidal symptoms rating scale for parkinsonian symptoms, akathisia, dystonia, and tardive dyskinesia

45
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is ESRS clinician or patient rated

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clinician

46
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what does CGI stand for and what is it for

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clinical global impressions for overall psychiatric functioning assessments

47
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What does CGI-S stand for

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clinical global impressions severe

48
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what does CGI-I stand for

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clinical global impressions improvement

49
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what scale assess change over time of psychiatric functioning

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CGI

50
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is CGI patient rated or clinician rated

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NEITHER observer rated

51
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what does GAF stand for and what is it for

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global assessment of functioning for overall psychiatric functioning

52
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is GAF clinician or patient rated

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clinician

53
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what is a drawback of GAF

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variable results depending on clinician evaluation and experience

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