Exam 4: Ott Flashcards
What was added to the DSM-5 and DSM-5, TR? What does the preface say?
- DSM-5: express arabic numbers from roman numerals
- DSM-5, TR: added SDOH & cultural factors in diagnosis
- Preface: ome symptom domains, such as depression and anxiety,
involve multiple diagnostic categories and may reflect common underlying
vulnerabilities for a larger group of disorders. In recognition of this reality, the
disorders included in the DSM-5 were reordered into a revised organizational
structure meant to stimulate new clinical perspectives
what was the DSM-5 reorganized to reflect?
disorders across a continuum based on
developmental and lifespan considerations
what does the DSM-5 begin with?
neurodevelopment disorders
what neurodevelopmental disorders are covered in the DSM-5?
ADHD, autism, intellectual disabilities/ delays, communication disorders
what is there to know about the mood disorders in the DSM-5?
Bipolar and related disorders and Depressive disorders have separate
chapters – with bipolar found between schizophrenia spectrum and
depressive disorders – reflecting the overlapping nature of bipolar
disorder
What do the anxiety disorders include in the DSM-5?
GAD, SAD, PD
what chapters for anxiety are new in the DSM-5?
OCD, PTSD
what is there to know about the SUD related chapters in the DSM-5?
- no more abuse & dependence
- set criteria for all substance that only vary with symptom presentation based on type of substance used
- includes gambling disorder
what is the DSM-5 finished up with and how is it categorized?
- neurocognitive disorders
- categorized into major/mild
- includes alzheimers
what rating scales are there for depression? What are they?
PHQ-9 ( depression/ SI, patient rated)
BDI (patient rated)
What are the research rating scales for depression and what is info about them?
- HAM-D, clinician-rated, gold standard for change over time in clinical trails
- MADRS, validated in clinical trails, gold standard
what are the scales for bipolar disorder and generalized anxiety? info about them?
- YMRS– clinician rated by patient report
- HAM-A
what are the scales for clinical trials of schizophrenia? info about them?
- PANSS – gold standard scale, clinician rated
- BPRS, gold standard and clinician rated
what are some movement side effects of antipsychotics scales and info about them?
- SAS, drug induced PD symptoms and clinician rated
- BARS, clinician rated and observes akathisia
what scales are there for tardive dykinesia and overall movement SEs and info about them?
- AIMS, assess tardive dyskinesia and clinician rated
- ESRS, clinician rated and assess PD, akathsia, dystonia, and TD
what are some overall functioning assessments and info about them?
- CGI, (-s = severeity; -i = improvement), observer rated and assess change over time
- GAF, clinician rated and variable results based on clinician eval and experience
