The document provides an overview of diagnostic categories and criteria from the DSM-5. It lists the 7 major diagnostic categories and provides diagnostic criteria and memory aids for various mental health disorders, including:
- Anxiety disorders (including panic disorder and generalized anxiety disorder)
- Depressive disorders (including major depression and persistent depressive disorder/dysthymia)
- Neurodevelopmental disorders (including ADHD)
- Trauma-related disorders (including PTSD)
- Substance-related disorders
- Psychotic disorders
- Personality disorders
It uses acronyms and mnemonic devices to help memorize diagnostic criteria for disorders like major depression, bipolar disorder, panic attacks, agoraphobia
The document provides an overview of diagnostic categories and criteria from the DSM-5. It lists the 7 major diagnostic categories and provides diagnostic criteria and memory aids for various mental health disorders, including:
- Anxiety disorders (including panic disorder and generalized anxiety disorder)
- Depressive disorders (including major depression and persistent depressive disorder/dysthymia)
- Neurodevelopmental disorders (including ADHD)
- Trauma-related disorders (including PTSD)
- Substance-related disorders
- Psychotic disorders
- Personality disorders
It uses acronyms and mnemonic devices to help memorize diagnostic criteria for disorders like major depression, bipolar disorder, panic attacks, agoraphobia
The document provides an overview of diagnostic categories and criteria from the DSM-5. It lists the 7 major diagnostic categories and provides diagnostic criteria and memory aids for various mental health disorders, including:
- Anxiety disorders (including panic disorder and generalized anxiety disorder)
- Depressive disorders (including major depression and persistent depressive disorder/dysthymia)
- Neurodevelopmental disorders (including ADHD)
- Trauma-related disorders (including PTSD)
- Substance-related disorders
- Psychotic disorders
- Personality disorders
It uses acronyms and mnemonic devices to help memorize diagnostic criteria for disorders like major depression, bipolar disorder, panic attacks, agoraphobia
Memorize the 7 major diagnostic categories in the DSM-5
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1. A: Anxiety panic disorder, agoraphobia, 7. How do you diagnose SIGECAPS
disorders include? generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), major depression? 4/8, with depressed mood or obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) anhedonia for 2 weeks. S: sleep disorder 2. CAGE questions? 2/4 affirmative answers indicate high I: interest deficit (anhedonia) probability of alcohol use disorder. G: guilt (worthlessness, 1. Have you felt you should cut back on hopelessness, regret) your drinking? E: energy deficit 2. Has anybody annoyed you with C: concentration deficit comments on your drinking? A: appetite disorder 3. Have you felt guilty about your P: psychomotor retardation or drinking? agitation 4. Have you had an eye-opener in the S: suicidality morning to get rid of a hangover? 8. How do you diagnose DIGFAST 3. C: Cognitive dementia, mental retardation, ADHD manic episode? elevated mood with 3/7, or disorders include? irritable mood with 4/7, for 1 4. D: Depression and major depression, bipolar disorder, week. other mood dysthymia D: distractibility disorders include? I: indiscretion (excessive 5. How do you 2 criteria. involvement in diagnose 1. fear of being places where escape pleasurable activity) agoraphobia? might be difficult G: grandiosity 2. efforts to avoid such places F: flight of ideas A: activity increased 6. How do you Three sx clusters: the heart, S: sleep deficit diagnose a panic breathlessness, fear. T: talkativeness (pressured attack? Then think of 3-5-5. numbers refer #sx in speech) cluster. *remember.. the speed that a 4/13 manic patient would dig a hole.. Heart: DIGFAST 1 palpitations 2 chest pain 9. How do you diagnose The presence of obsessions, 3 nausea obsessive-compulsive compulsion, or both. Breathlessness: disorder? Washing and Straightening Make 1 shortness of breath Clean House. 2 choking sensation WSMCH 3 dizziness W: washing 4 paresthesias S: straightening (ordering rituals) 5 chills or hot flashes M: mental rituals (magical words, Fear: numbers) 1 fear of dying C: checking 2 fear of going crazy H: hoarding 3 shaking 4 sweating 5 derealization or depersonalization 10. How do you ACHEWS 13. How do you diagnose Tempted With Cognac diagnose persistent 2/6, with depressed mood, for 2 years. substance use TWC depressive disorder A: appetite disorder disorder? 2/11 (dysthymia)? C: concentration deficit T: tolerance, a need to increase H: hopelessness amount to E: energydeficit achieve intoxication W: worthlessness W: withdrawal syndrome S: sleep disorder C: loss of control *remember.. the dysthymic patient is 1 more alcohol ingested than allergic to happiness.. ACHEWS intended 2 unsuccessful attempt to cut down 11. How do you the PTSD patient Remembers Atrocious 3 much time spent r/t obtaining & diagnose Nuclear Attacks. recovering posttraumatic RANA 4 craving alcohol stress disorder? R: re-experiencing the trauma via 5 alcohol use continued knowing its intrusive problem memories, flashbacks, or nightmares. 6 important activities given up 1 is required. 7 failure to fulfill major role A: avoidance of stimuli associated with obligations trauma 8 persistent social & interpersonal N: negative alterations in cognitions problems and mood 9 recurrent use in situation which are (amnesia for the trauma, negative physically hazardous beliefs about oneself or the world, irrationally 14. P: Personality there are 10 personality disorders: blaming oneself for the trauma, disorders include? 1 cluster A, paranoid negative 2 cluster A, schizoid emotional state, restricted interests and 3 cluster A, schizotypal activities, detachment, and inability to 4 cluster B, borderline personality have disorder positive emotions). 5 cluster B, antisocial 2 is required. 6 cluster B, histrionic 7 cluster B, narcissistic 12. How do you Delusions Herald Schizophrenic's Bad 8 cluster C, avoidant diagnose News 9 cluster C, dependent schizophrenia? DHSBN 10 cluster C, obsessive-compulsive 2 sx for 1 month, plus 5 months of prodromal or residual sx. At least 1 sx 15. P: Psychotic disorders schizophrenia, schizoaffective must be (delusions, hallucinations, include? disorder, delusional disorder speech disorganization). 16. S: Somatic disorders somatic symptom disorder, eating D: delusions include? disorders H: hallucinations S: speech/thought disorganization 17. S: Substance abuse alcohol and drug use, psychiatric B: behavior disorganization disorders include? syndromes induced by drug and N: negative symptoms alcohol use 18. what's the mnemonic for the 7 major diagnostic categories in the DSM- Depressed Patients Sound Anxious, So Claim 5? Psychiatrist. D: Depression and other mood disorders P: Psychotic disorders S: Substance abuse disorders A: Anxiety disorders S: Somatic disorders C: Cognitive disorders P: Personality disorders