P3 - DSM-5 and ICD-10: Diagnostic Tools for Mental Disorders Flashcards
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Positive Aspects of the DSM-5
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- The DSM-5 helps establish reliable categorisation and diagnosis of behaviours.
- It directs appropriate treatment and helps individuals understand their conditions.
- Incorporates latest findings in neuroimaging, genetics, and cultural considerations.
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Introduction to the ICD-11
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- The ICD-10, produced by WHO, is used internationally, including in the UK.
- It includes both mental and physical illnesses, making it useful for various professionals.
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Validity in Diagnosing Disorders
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- Aetiological validity refers to the consistency of the disorder’s cause among sufferers.
- Descriptive validity measures the similarity of individuals diagnosed with the same disorder.
- Predictive validity assesses how well diagnostic categories predict treatment outcomes.
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How many experts are involved in the conference for making a new adition of the DSM?
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168 top Psychiatrists
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Which classification system used primarily in US?
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DSM-5
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How many disoders are listed in the DSM-5?
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Over 70
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Primary purpose of DSM-5
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Provide treatment recommendations
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ICD-11 who makes it?
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WHO - Experts from ~120 different countries
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In DSM-5, diagnoses are typically based on:
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Self-Reported Symptoms
