IP Week 2

Question 1

The DSM-5 classifications of disorders are designed to align with the

Answer 1

ICD

Question 2

Codes are provided before or after each disorder name with blank lines indicating non-applicability of codes.

Answer 2

before

Question 3

mutually exclusive and jointly exhaustive
phenomenological subgroupings within a diagnosis and are
indicated by the instruction “Specify whether” in the criteria set.

Answer 3

subtypes

Question 4

are not intended to be mutually exclusive or jointly
exhaustive, and as a consequence, more than one specifier may be
given. Specifiers are indicated by the instruction “Specify” or
“Specify if” in the criteria set.

Answer 4

specifiers

Question 5

IF A CLIENT DOES NOT MEET FULL
DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA USE THESE THREE

Answer 5

1. “PROVISIONAL”
2. “OTHER SPECIFIED” DIAGNOSIS
3. “UNSPECIFIED” DIAGNOSIS

Question 6

specifier if it is suspected that the
person will meet criteria (i.e., not enough information could be
collected at time of diagnosis, duration criteria has not been
met yet).

Answer 6

PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS

Question 7

For the clinician to state the
reason the current symptoms do not meet the criteria for any
disorder in the diagnostic class (e.g., other specified depressive
disorder, depressive episode with insufficient symptoms).

Answer 7

“OTHER SPECIFIED” DIAGNOSIS

Question 8

If the clinician chooses not to specify
the reason that the criteria are not met for a specific disorder. (OR underdiagnose)

Answer 8

UNSPECIFIED DIAGNOSIS

Question 9

When client has dual diagnoses, you need to state the _____ diagnosis. Or the main focus of attention.

Answer 9

Principal

Question 10

another long name for v-codes & z-codes

Answer 10

other conditions that may be a focus of clinical attention

Question 11

codes used to
identify issues that are a focus of clinical attention or affect the diagnosis, course, prognosis, or treatment of a patient’s mental disorder.

Answer 11

Other Conditions That May Be a Focus of Clinical Attention

Question 12

Give examples of Other Conditions That May Be a Focus of Clinical Attention

Answer 12

Relational problems
Abuse and neglect
Educational and occupations problems
Housing and economic problems
Other problems related to the social environment
Problems related to crime or interaction with the legal system
Other health service encounters for counseling and medical advice
Other psychosocial, personal, and environmental circumstances
Other circumstance of personal history

Question 13

When should we include v- or z-codes?

Answer 13

is it the focus of
clinical attention? Does it affect the presentation
and course of the focus of clinical attention? Does it
give context to the focus of clinical attention?

Question 14

Diagnostic assessment
must therefore consider whether an individual’s experiences,
symptoms, and behaviors differ from _________ and
lead to difficulties in adaptation in the cultures of origin and in
specific social or familial contexts.

Answer 14

sociocultural norms

Question 15

is a cluster or group of co-occurring,
relatively invariant symptoms found in a specific cultural
group, community, or context (e.g., ataque de nervios).

Answer 15

Cultural sydrome

Question 16

is a linguistic term, phrase, or way of talking
about suffering among individuals of a cultural group (e.g., similar
ethnicity and religion) referring to shared concepts of pathology and
ways of expressing, communicating, or naming essential features of
distress (e.g., kufungisisa*).

Answer 16

Cultural idiom of distress

Question 17

Mutually exclusive and jointly exhaustive subgroupings within a diagnosis

Answer 17

subtypes

Question 18

Characteristics indicating severity or additional information about a diagnosis

Answer 18

specifiers

Question 19

What term is used for the main focus of clinical attention in a diagnosis?

Answer 19

principal diagnosis