Week 1 Review Flashcards

1
Q

List seven structural changes within the DSM-5.

A

1) More flexibility with diagnosis
2) Multiaxial System Elimination
3) Simplification
4) More sections
5) Criteria repetition
6) Increased emphasis on specifics/scales
7) Inclusion of substance/medication-induced criteria

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2
Q

What does ICD stand for?

A

International Classification of Diseases

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3
Q

What is the ICD?

A

The standard diagnostic tool for epidemiology, health management, and clinical purposes.

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4
Q

When was the ICD-9 adopted by most of the world?

A

1975

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5
Q

When was the ICD-10 adopted by most of the world?

A

1992

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6
Q

When was the ICD-10 officially required?

A

October 1st, 2015

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7
Q

When was the first edition of the DSM developed?

A

1952

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8
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When was the second edition of the DSM developed?

A

1968

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9
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What are three conceptual changes to the DSM-5?

A

1) Aligns more closely with the ICD.
2) Incorporates cultural and dimensional elements to a greater degree.
3) Clarifies developmental elements of disorders.

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10
Q

What is diagnostic rigor?

A

The criterion-based diagnostic structure of DSM that may imply a higher level of empirical rigor than what is supported by the data.

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11
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When did the DSM IV come out?

A

1994

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12
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What coding system does the ICD 10 use?

A

Alphanumeric

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13
Q

The DSM-IV-TR uses the same three digit numerical coding system as which ICD publication?

A

ICD-9-CM

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14
Q

Which ICD publication uses only codes and doesn’t include diagnostic guidelines?

A

ICD-10-CM

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15
Q

The DSM-IV-TR is considered what to most mental health practitioners in the US?

A

The diagnostic bible

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16
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When was the DSM III published?

17
Q

What was removed from the DSM-5?

A

The 5-Axis recording structure

18
Q

What does an ‘Unspecified’ category represent in diagnosis?

A

Presentations in which full criteria are not met and the clinician does not specify why or lacks sufficient information to make a more specific diagnosis.

19
Q

What is the primary focus of ICD?

20
Q

What is the primary focus of the DSM?

A

Clinical Utility

21
Q

What two categories have ‘Mood Disorders’ be split into?

A

Depressive Disorders and Bipolar and Related Disorders

22
Q

Diagnostic Reliability…

A

…is a challenge generally, not just in mental health.

23
Q

What three words are used to describe the ICD’S design purpose?

A

1) Non-specific
2) Adaptive
3) Culturally-Sensitive

24
Q

What codes does the DSM-IV-TR ONLY include?

A

The ICD-10-CM codes

25
Q

Who was the ICD established by?

A

WHO (World Health Organization)

26
Q

What is the order of publication for the ICD?

A

ICD-9-CM, ICD, ICD-10-CM

27
Q

How was the DSM reframed?

A

As an atheoretical categorical classification system utilizing objective criteria sets based on empirical data.

28
Q

What is the difference between the ICD-10 and ICD-10-CM?

A

ICD-10 guidelines explains what I’m diagnosing, but the ICD-10-CM has a more vital usage.

29
Q

How would you record a specified disorder diagnosis?

A

“[Code] Other specified (disorder) followed by (specific reason criteria are not met).”

30
Q

How would you record an Unspecified disorder diagnosis?

A

“[Code] Unspecified (disorder)”