Diagnostic Criteria
Failure to sit still, fidgeting, running/climbing inappropriately, and being driven like a battery is criteria related to this disorder?
What is ADHD?
This is a depression screening tool, that is the top one used in the field at this time.
What is the PHQ-9 or PHQ-M?
These two disorders, which are very close, should never be diagnosed together (One is a mood and one is impulse control).
What are ODD and DMDD?
This anxiety disorder is worry about all things, difficulity controlling worry, physical, and/or psychological distress about worry.
What is GAD?
This was the scale that Mike mentioned that was highly subjective, and provders just picked a number that was supposed to be an assessment of functioning.
What is the GAF or Global Assessment of Functioning
Feeling down, weight gain or loss of 5% of body weight, thoughts of death, and hypersomnia are criteria for which disorder?
What is major depressive disorder?
This screening tool is one that is highly used for anxiety.
What is the GAD - 7?
This is the difference between Bipolar 1 and 2.
What is one has a manic episode, and two has only hypomanic episodes?
This is the fear or avoidance of situations or places where escape may be difficult or impossible.
What is Agoraphobia?
True or False - The DSM V uses a multiaxis system to diagnose different disorders.
What is False?
A child either mininmally seeking or responding to comfort when distressed, and low social/emotional responsiveness to others is which disorder?
What is RAD or Reactive Attachment Disorder?
This is the most commonly used screening tool for substance use that assesses six dimensions in the decision making.
What is the ASAM?
This is the differnece between Major Depressive Disorder and Persistent Depressive Disorder.
The amount of time, and the severity of symptomology?
This anxiety disorder could be a sudden or repeated episode of terror, often client's feel like they are having a heart attack.
What is Panic Disorder?
According to the DSM V-TR depression in youth can often be expressed by this emotion.
What is anger?
This disorder can have hyperviligance, flashbacks, feeling as if you are in an event, and flashbulb memories related to it.
What is PTSD?
This screener is used to identify the amount of risk that a client is having in reference to suicidal ideations.
What is the Columbia SSRS or CSSRS?
This is a depression that can start with menstrual cycle.
If you have a youth client who will not stray far from their parent, and have to sleep in the parent's room, you may want to look into this disorder.
What is Separation Anxiety Disorder?
The DSM V-TR uses this to group personality disorders, that way they are put with others that have similarities.
What are personality cluseters?
This disorder's criteria are intense yearning and longing for a dead person, identity disruption, avoidance of reminders.
What is Prolonged Grief Disorder?
Screening tools are highly used in assesssment. True or False
What is True?
This mood disorder is characterized by three or more behavioral outbursts a week, and irritable and angry mood in between.
What is DMDD?.
Anxiety disorders are often described as living in the _____________.
What is future?
In the substance use disorders which criteria was removed from the DSm IV - TR to the DSM V-TR?
What is criminal record?