A Parity Diagnosis Differs from a Non-Parity Diagnosis in Which

question 15

Multiple Choice

A parity diagnosis differs from a non-parity diagnosis in which way?

• A) It is not reimbursed by insurance.
• B) It is reimbursed at the same rate as a medical disorder.
• C) It is a parody of an existing diagnosis.
• D) It does not include severe disorders.

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Definitions:

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