DSM5 criteria

Question 1

what does DSM stand for

Answer 1

diagnostic and statistical manual

Question 2

when was DSM-5 TR published

Answer 2

march 2022

Question 3

what was special about DSM-5 TR

Answer 3

add further SDOH and cultural factors to diagnosing

Question 4

when was DSM-5 published

Answer 4

may 2013

Question 5

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

Answer 5

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

Question 6

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

Answer 6

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

Question 7

What is special about the current DSM-5

Answer 7

disorders are a continuum based on developmental and lifespan considerations

Question 8

What is the first chapter of DSM-5

Answer 8

neurodevelopmental disorders

Question 9

what are 3 neurodevelopmental disorders

Answer 9

intellectual disabilities, ASD, and ADHD

Question 10

where is bipolar disorder found in DSM-5

Answer 10

between depression and schizophrenia to reflect overlapping nature

Question 11

What did DSM-5 do with anxiety

Answer 11

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

Question 12

what specific anxieties are included in anxiety disorder chapter

Answer 12

generalized anxiety disorder, social anxiety disorder, and panic disorder

Question 13

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

Answer 13

separate from anxiety

Question 14

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

Answer 14

doesn’t use the words abuse and dependencew

Question 15

What differentiates different substance related disorders

Answer 15

symptom presentation which is influenced by the type of substance used

Question 16

where is gambling disorder found in DSM-5

Answer 16

substance related disorderswher

Question 17

what is the last chapter of DSM-5

Answer 17

neurocognitive disorders (dementia and alzheimer’s)

Question 18

how are neurocognitive disorders categorized

Answer 18

major vs mild

Question 19

what is PHQ, patient health questionnaire used to diagnose

Answer 19

depression and suicidal thinking

Question 20

is PHQ-9 patient or clinician rated

Answer 20

patient rated

Question 21

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

Answer 21

Beck Depression Inventory, depression

Question 22

is BDI clinician or patient rated

Answer 22

patient rated

Question 23

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

Answer 23

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

Question 24

Is MDQ patient rated or clinician rated

Answer 24

patient rated

Question 25

What does HAM-D diagnose

Answer 25

Depression, hamilton depression scale

Question 26

is HAM-D patient or clinician rated

Answer 26

clinician

Question 27

what two scales are the gold standard for depression rating

Answer 27

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

Question 28

What does MADRS stand for and what dose it diagnose

Answer 28

depression, montgomery-asberg derpession rating scale

Question 29

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

Answer 29

MADRS (montgomery asberg)

Question 30

what does YMRS stand for and what does it diagnose

Answer 30

young mania rating scale, bipolar disorder and generalized anxiety

Question 31

is YMRS clinician or patient rated

Answer 31

clinician rated by patient report

Question 32

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

Answer 32

hamilton anxiety rating scale

Question 33

What does PANSS stand for and what does it diagnose

Answer 33

Schizophrenia, positive and negative syndrome scale

Question 34

is PANSS clinician or patient rated

Answer 34

clinician

Question 35

what two clinical trials are the gold standard for schizophrenia

Answer 35

PANSS and BPRS

Question 36

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

Answer 36

brief psychiatric rating scale, schizophrenia

Question 37

is BPRS clinician or patient rated

Answer 37

clinician

Question 38

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

Answer 38

drug induced parkinsonian symptoms

Question 39

is simpson angus patient or clinician rated

Answer 39

clinician rated

Question 40

What does BARS stand for and what does it evaluate

Answer 40

Barnes Akathisia Scale

Question 41

is BARS clinician or patient rated

Answer 41

clinician

Question 42

what does AIMS stand for and what does it evaluate for

Answer 42

Abnormal involuntary movement scale, assess for tardive dyskinesia

Question 43

is AIMS clinician or patient rated

Answer 43

clinician

Question 44

what does ESRS stand for and what does it diagnose

Answer 44

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

Question 45

is ESRS clinician or patient rated

Answer 45

clinician

Question 46

what does CGI stand for and what is it for

Answer 46

clinical global impressions for overall psychiatric functioning assessments

Question 47

What does CGI-S stand for

Answer 47

clinical global impressions severe

Question 48

what does CGI-I stand for

Answer 48

clinical global impressions improvement

Question 49

what scale assess change over time of psychiatric functioning

Answer 49

CGI

Question 50

is CGI patient rated or clinician rated

Answer 50

NEITHER observer rated

Question 51

what does GAF stand for and what is it for

Answer 51

global assessment of functioning for overall psychiatric functioning

Question 52

is GAF clinician or patient rated

Answer 52

clinician

Question 53

what is a drawback of GAF

Answer 53

variable results depending on clinician evaluation and experience