Which of the Following Is True About Ordering Diagnoses in the DSM-5

question 29

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is true about ordering diagnoses in the DSM-5?

• A) The ordering doesn't matter since the DSM-5 has moved to a single-axis approach.
• B) A medical diagnosis should be listed before a mental health diagnosis if the mental health diagnosis is the result from that medical condition.
• C) Diagnosis should be listed in the chronological order they occurred or were diagnosed.
• D) Medical diagnoses are listed before mental health diagnoses.
• E) Diagnoses need to be listed in the following order: clinical disorder, personality disorders, medical diagnosis, V or Z codes.

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