Term
Substance Dependence
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Definition
3 or more following Sxs occurring in same 12 mo. period:
i) tolerance
ii) withdrawal
iii) increasingly larger amounts taken
iv) can't stop
v) takes up time
vi) important parts of life given up
vii) substance continued despite knowledge of addition
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Term
Substance Dependence
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Definition
Specifiers:
I) With physiological dependence
(signs of tolerance or withdrawal)
2) Without physiological dependence
(no evidence of tolerance or withdrawal)
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Term
Substance Dependence
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Definition
*Only when 1 month with no Sxs present and not in a controlled environment.
I) Early full remission - [Full - so Sxs of abuse or dependence] + [Early - 1-2 months]
II) Early partial remission [@ least 1 Sx of abuse or dependence present]
III) Sustained partial remission - sustained [12+ months]
IV) Sustained full remission
V) On Agonist therapy
VI) In a controlled environment
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Term
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Definition
Must have 1+ months Sxs over 12 month period
I) Use that interferes with life responsibilities
II) Use in situations where hazardous
III) Use that causes legal problems
IV) Use that causes interpersonal/social problems |
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Term
Substance Intoxication
Criteria |
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Definition
I) Reversable substance specific syndrome
II) Maladaptive behavior because of substance
III) Sxs not due to a medical condition |
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Term
Substance Withdrawal
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Definition
I) Syndrome due to cessation of use
II) Syndrome interferes with life
III) Syndrome not due ot a medical condition |
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Term
Substance Induced Disorders
Alcohol Induced w/ Specifiers |
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Definition
I) Psychotic disorder
II) Mood disorder
III) Anxiety disorder
IV) Sexual dysfunction
V) Sleep disorder
*with onset during intoxication
*with onset during withdrawal
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Term
Conversion Disorder
Criteria |
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Definition
I) Sensory or motor deficits suggesting neurological or other medical condition
II) Psychological stressors precede medical/physical symptoms
III) Not faked
IV) Can't be explained medically
VI) impairment
VII) physical medical symptoms not limited to pain or sexual dysfuncton |
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Term
Conversion Disorder
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Definition
A) with motor symptom or deficit
B) with sensory symptom or deficit
C) with seizuresor convulsions
D) with mixed presentations |
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Term
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Definition
I) Pain somewhere
II) Impairment
III) Psychological factors involved in pain
IV) Not faked
V) Not other disorder
Note: Only codable as a pain disorder associated with psych factors or pain disorder associated with psych factors & gen. medical cond. |
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Term
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Definition
A) Acute - less than six months
B) Chronic - 6 months or more |
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Term
Hypochondriasis
Criteria & Specifier |
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Definition
I) Fear of having a disease
II) Fear exists despite medical evidence to the contrary
III) Not delusional
IV) Impairment
V) Duration of 6 or more months
VI) Not medical
Specifier:
With poor insight |
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Term
Body Dysmorphic Disorder
Criteria |
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Definition
I) Preoccupied with perceived deficit in appearence
II) Impairment
III) No other mental disorder
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Term
Factitious Disorder
Criteria & Specifiers |
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Definition
I) Faking it
II) Sick role
III) External incentives
Specifiers:
A) with predominantly psyhological signs and symptoms
B) with Physical Sxs
C) with combined psych. and physical Sxs
D) NOS |
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Term
Dissociative Amnesia
Criteria |
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Definition
I) Can't recall personal info. (usu traumatic)
II) Disturbance not limited to other condition (dissociative disorder, somatization disorder, etc.)
III) Impairment |
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Term
Dissociative Fugue
Criteria |
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Definition
I) Sudden unexpected travel and inability to recall one's past
II) Identity disorder
III) not exclusively in disocciative identity disorder or due to substance
IV) Impairment |
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Term
Dissociative Identity Disorder
Criteria |
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Definition
I) 2+ personalities
II) these personalities will take control
III) inability to recall
IV) not due to substance or medical |
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Term
Depersonalization Disorder
Criteria |
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Definition
I) Out of body experience (observing)
II) Reality testing intact
III) Impairment
IV) Not exclusively during other disorder
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Term
Sexual Dysfunctions
Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder
Criteria |
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Definition
I) Lack of sexual fantasies or desire
II) Distress or interpersonal difficulty
III) Not other cause |
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Term
Sexual Aversion Disorder
Criteria |
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Definition
I) Doesn't want to engage in sexual activity with partner
II) Distress or interpersonal difficulty
III) Not other cause |
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Term
Female Sexual Arousal Disorder
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Definition
I) Can't achieve sexual excitement
II) Distress or interpersonal difficulty
III) Not other cause |
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Term
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Definition
I) Can't get or maintain an erection
II) Distress or interpersonal difficulty
III) Not other cause |
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Term
Female or Male Orgasmic Disorder
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Definition
I) Trouble having an orgasm
II) Distress or interperosnal difficulty
III) Not other cause |
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Term
Premature Ejaculation
Criteria
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Definition
I) I) Ejaculation before desired
II) Distress or interpersonal difficulty
III) Not other cause |
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Term
Dyspaneuria (intercourse painful)
Criteria |
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Definition
I) Intercourse painful
II) Distress or interpersonal difficulty
III) Not other cause |
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Term
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Definition
I) Spasm in the vagina that interferes with intercourse
II) Distress or interpersonal difficulty
III) Not other cause |
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Term
Subtypes of Prmary Sexual Dysfunctions |
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Definition
Lifelong Type: Present since puberty
Aquired Type: After a period of normal functioning
Generalized Type: Not limited to certain situations
Situational Type: Limited to certain situations
Due to psychological factors
Due to combined factors: 1) Psychological +
2) medical/substance |
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Term
Substance Induced Sexual Dysfunction
Criteria |
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Definition
I) Significant sexual dysfunction
II) Fully explained by substance abuse
a- within a monthof intoxication
b- medication use causes
c- not other cause |
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Term
Substance Induced Sexual Dysfunction
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Definition
a) with impaired desire
b) with impaired arousal
c) with impaired orgasm
d) with sexual pain
e) with onset during intoxication |
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Term
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Definition
I) 6+ months of desire to show gentials to others
II) person has acted on desire or has marked stress/interpersonal problems due to desire |
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Term
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Definition
I) 6+ months of sexual desire/fantasy about non-living objects
II) Interferes with functioning
III) Not limited to female clothing in cross dressing or sex devices |
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Term
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Definition
I) 6+ months of sexual desire to rub up against someone
II) Person has acted on urges or they cause distress |
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Term
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Definition
I) 6+ months of sexual desire towards children
II) Person has acted on urges
III) Person is at least 16 and 5 years older than child |
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Term
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Definition
a) sexually attracted to males
b) sexually attracted to females
c) sexually attracted to both
d) limited to incest
e) Exclusibe type (only attracted to children)
f) Non-exclusive type |
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Term
Sexual Masochism
Criteria |
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Definition
I) 6+ months of sexual desire involving being hurt in some way
II) desires cause stress or impairment |
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Term
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Definition
I) 6+ months of sexual desire involving hurting someone else
II) desires cause distress or impairment or have been acted upon a non-concenting person |
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Term
Transvestic Fetishism
Criteria & Specifier |
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Definition
I) 6+ months of sexual desire involving cross dressing
II) desires cause distress or impairment
Specifiers:
a) with gender dysphoria (discomfort with gender role) |
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Term
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Definition
I) 6+ months of sexual desire involving watching others who are naked or having sex without them knowing
II) desires cause distress or impairment or has acted on the urges |
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Term
Gender Identity Disorder
Criteria for Children |
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Definition
A) A persistent cross gender identification
In children must have 4 (or more):
I) desires to or insists that one is the other sex
II) desire to wear clothing go the the other sex
III) preferes cross role in play
IV) wants to participate in pass times of the other sex
V) wants playmates of the other sex
B) Discomfort with his/her own sex or sense of inappropriateness of gender role
C) Not due to being a hermaphrodite or the like
D) Causes distress or impairment |
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Term
Gender Identity Disorder
Criteria for Adults |
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Definition
A) A persistent cross gender identfication
I) Desire to be the other sex
II) Passing as the other sex
III) Want to be treated as the other sex
IV) Convinced has feelings and rxns of other sex
B) Discomfort with his/her own sex or sense of inappropriateness of gender role
C) Not due to being a hermaphrodite or the like
D) Causes distress or impairment |
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Term
Gender Identity Disorder
Coding & Specifiers |
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Definition
Coding:
- Gender Identity Disorder in Children
- Gender Identity Disorder in Adolescents or Adults
- Gender Identity Disorder NOS
Specifiers:
- Sexually attracted to males
- Sexually attracted to females
- Sexually attracted to both
- Sexually attracted to neither |
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Term
Substance Related Disorders
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Definition
A) Substance Intoxication Delirium
B) Substance Induced Psychotic D/O w/onset during intoxication
C) Substance Induced Mood D/O w/onset during intoxication
D) Substance Induced Anxiety D/O w/onset during intoxication
E) Substance Induced Sleep D/O w/onset during intoxication
F) Substance Induced Sexual Dysfunction w/onset during intoxication |
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Term
Substance Related Disorders
Differentials |
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Definition
A) General medical conditions
B) Sedative, Hypnotic, or Anxiolytic Intoxication
C) Sedative, Hypnotic, or Anxiolytic Withdrawal |
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Term
Substance-Related Disorders
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Definition
A) Primary mental disorders (Schizophreniform, Schizophrenia)
B) Cocaine, Hallucinogen, and Phencyclidine Intoxicaton
C) Cocaine, Hallucinogen, and Phencyclidine Dependence
D) Other Amphetamine-Induced Disorders |
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Term
Anorexia Nervosa
Differentials |
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Definition
A) General medical conditions
B) Superior mesenteric artery syndrome
C) Major Depressive Disorder
D) Social Phobia
E) Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
F) Body Dysmorphic Disorder |
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Term
The subtypes of Anorexia Nervosa are... |
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Definition
A) Restricting type
B) Binge-Eating/Purging Type |
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Term
The subtypes of Bulimia Nervosa are... |
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Definition
A) Purging Type
B) Non-Purging Type
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