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Disruptive, Impulse Control, and Conduct Disorders
Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Disorders of Childhood and Adolescence
ADHD and related disorders
An alternative to ODD diagnosis
An alternative to Bipolar diagnosis for children
A better option for angry children under 18 who have a mood problem as well
An alternative to Conduct Disorder Diagnosis
All of the above
Alternative to ODD and Bipolar, a better option for angry children with mood component, but not an alternative to Conduct Disorder
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OCD has been taken out of Anxiety Disorders and now in its own section, Obsessive and Compulsive Related Disorders
Panic can be diagnosed as a specifier for any Anxiety Disorder diagnosis
The code for Substance Dependence keeps this as a diagnosis in DSM-5
The DSM-5 code for Substance use, mild is the same as Substance Abuse in DSM-IV
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It was used as a generic fallback option in DSM-IV for clinicians
It is no longer used in DSM-5
NOS shows the limitations of stand-alone diagnostic categories
All of the above
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DSM-5 promotes continuity whereby related diagnostic categories follow one another from chapter to chapter
GAF will likely still be used in DSM-5
DSM-5 takes a first step to acknowledge that there are overlapping elements across diagnoses, such as depressive and anxiety symptoms
Personality disorders are still part of DSM-5
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