When Symptoms Are Clinically Significant, but Do Not Warrant Any

question 1

Multiple Choice

When symptoms are clinically significant, but do not warrant any of the diagnoses appearing earlier in the text, and when the symptoms are in response to significant life stressors, the clinician considers which diagnosis?

• A) Somatoform
• B) Factititious
• C) Dissociative
• D) Impulse-Control
• E) Adjustment

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Definitions:

Hand Hygiene

The practices involved in cleaning one's hands, typically with soap and water or hand sanitizers, to remove pathogens and prevent disease spread.

Antiseptic Soap

Soap products formulated with agents that eliminate or inhibit the growth of bacteria, widely used for cleaning and disinfecting skin.

Wash Hands

The act of cleaning the hands with water and soap or hand sanitizer to remove dirt, germs, and harmful bacteria.

Contaminated Hands

Hands that have not been properly cleaned and carry microorganisms, potentially leading to the spread of infection.