Diagnosis and classification Flashcards

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What does reliability of a diagnosis mean?

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Diagnosing the same way as another psychiatrist

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What is validity of diagnosis?

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Making a correct diagnosis

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How do you establish reliability of a diagnosis?

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If two psychiatrists agree on a diagnosis

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4
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How do you establish validity of diagnosis?

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You can’t, cause there are no core symptoms of schizophrenia, and there is no objective test to verify diagnosis

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5
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Why may a misdiagnosis of schizophrenia occur?

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Overlapping symptoms, comorbidity and gender/culture it’s

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What is a false positive diagnosis?

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When someone is diagnosed with schizophrenia when they dont have it

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What is a false negative diagnosis?

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When someone is not diagnosed with schizophrenia when they have it

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What are consequences of a false positive diagnosis?

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Treatment for schizophrenia when they dont have it, including side effects of drugs

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What are consequences of a false negative diagnosis?

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Not treated for schizophrenia when they dont have it, so they get worse

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10
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Why did the old DSM have low reliability?

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Lack of diagnostic criteria, lack of precision/structure and open to subjective judgement

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Why did the reliability of the DSM increase?

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Clearer criteria and procedures, more precision/structure and types of symptoms,duration and severity

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12
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What is an appropriate target for inter-rater reliability?

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0.8

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What was found when inter-rate reliability of SZ diagnosis?

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Reliability of 0.4

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What is an experiment about reliability of DSM?

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Osario - testing if reliability could e increased y improving time, training and conditions for diagnosis

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What was

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What was Osario’s method?

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Structured interview from DSM used, with 20h of training and 60-90 minutes allowed for the interview with a partner, where one led and one could ask extra questions

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What was Osario’s findings?

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Inter-rater reliability was 0.97

18
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Why are classifications of schizophrenia unreliable?

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The DSM and ICD do not agree with what they define schizophrenia to be, they have different diagnostic criteria

19
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What is evidence for differences in diagnostic rates?

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Cheniaux compared diagnosis with ICD to DSM

20
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What did Cheniaux find?

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Doctors mad 2x as many diagnosis used ICD than DSM

21
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What can you conclude from Cheniaux findings?

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DSM produces false negatives, and ICD produces false positives