DSM-5 Dr.Ott

Question 1

Challenging, but positive, transition for mental health providers

Answer 1

DSM-IV had been in use for nearly 20 years

DSM-5 reorganized to reflect disorders across a continuum based on developmental and lifespan considerations

Question 2

Neurodevelopmental disorders

Answer 2

Intellectual disabilties and delya; communication disorders
Autism spectrum disorders
Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder

Question 3

Schizophrenia spectrum, depression, bipolar disorder

Answer 3

dipolar and related disorders and depression disorders have separate chapters - with bipolar found between schizophrenia and depression- reflecting the overlapping nature of bipolar disorder

Question 4

Anxiety disorders

Answer 4

Anxiety disorders - includes generalized anxiety, social anxiety, panic disorder
New separate chapters for obsessive-compulsive and related disorders and trauma - and stressor related disorders

Question 5

Substance related disorders

Answer 5

NO more abuse or dependence

Set criteria for all substance that only vary with symptom presentation based on type of substance use
- alcohol, caffeine, opioids, gambling, shopping, stimulants, tobacco, hallucinogens, cannabis, inhalants, others

Question 6

Neurocognitive disorders

Answer 6

Categorized into major and mild neurocognitive disorders
specifiers include type (alzheimers)

Question 7

PHQ-9

Answer 7

Screen for depression and suicidal thinking and is patient rated

Question 8

Beck depression inventory

Answer 8

patient rated for depression screening

Question 9

Mood disorders questionnaire

Answer 9

Patient rated screening tool for bipolar 1
NOT for bipolar 2

Question 10

Hamilton depression

Answer 10

Research rating scales
clinician rated
validated in clinical trials, gold standard

Question 11

Montgomery asberg depression rating scale

Answer 11

Research rating scale
Clinical trials, gold standard
clinician rated

Question 12

Young mania rating scale

Answer 12

Clinician rated by patient report
for bipolar disorder

Question 13

Hamilton anxiety rating scale (HAM-A)

Answer 13

Clinician rated, somatic anxiety

Question 14

Positive and negative syndrome scale

Answer 14

For schizophrenia
gold standard
clinician rated

Question 15

Brief psychiatric rating scale (BPRS)

Answer 15

Gold standard
Clinician rated

Question 16

Simpson-angus

Answer 16

evaluated drug induced parkinsonian symptoms
Clinician rated

Question 17

Barnes akathisia scale

Answer 17

Clinician rated
objective observation of akathisia (inability to remain still)

Question 18

Abnormal involuntary movement scale (AIMS)

Answer 18

Assess tardive dyskinesia
Clinician rated

Question 19

Extrapyramidal symptoms rating scale

Answer 19

designed to assess parkinsonian symptoms, akathisia, dystonia, and tardice diskinesia
Clinician rated

Question 20

Clinical global impressions

Answer 20

CGI-S = severity
CGI-I = improvement
Observer-rated
Used to assess change over time for overall psychiatric functioning

Question 21

Global assessment of functioning

Answer 21

Clinician rated
Variable restults based on clinician evaluation and experience