The Distinction Between Functional and Presenting Somatization Is That

question 98

Multiple Choice

The distinction between functional and presenting somatization is that

• A)functional designates major dysfunction, presenting does not.
• B)functional is not part of another mental disorder and presenting is.
• C)they acknowledge severity from lesser to greater.
• D)one is organic and the other is psychological.

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Definitions:

Sac Fungus

A group of fungi characterized by the production of spores in sac-like structures called asci.

Conidia

Asexual, non-motile spores of fungi that are often produced in large numbers and serve as the primary means of reproduction for many fungal species.

Cuplike Structure

A cuplike structure is a physical form resembling a cup, often found in biological organisms as part of organs or within certain plant species to collect or hold substances.

Sexual Reproductive

A biological process involving the combination of genetic materials from two parents to create offspring with genetic variation.