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what is euthymic
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neutral mood
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What is Axis I of DSM-IV?
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clinical disorders that may be the focus of clinical attentions, eg depression, schizophreniz, bipolar
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What is Axis II of DSM-IV?
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personality disorders and mental retardation
disorders that occur early in life and persist |
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what can axis II be used to identify?
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defense mechanisms
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What is Axis III of DSM-IV?
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General medical conditions relevant to psychiatric care
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What is Axis IV of DSM-IV?
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Psychosocial and enviornmental problems with 1 being none, 6 being catostrophic (loss of a child), and 7 being no information
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What is Axis V of DSM-IV?
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Global assessment of functioning; a numeric score from 1-100
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how would divorce classify on axis IV?
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4=severe
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what axis V score will a patient have who requires hospitalization?
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45 or less
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what axis V score will a patient have who can remain in an outpatient setting?
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55 or above
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who is more common to have OP - young or old?
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young
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who is more common to have OP - african americans or caucasians?
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caucasians
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