In the Previous Version of DSM (DSM-IV), What Were the Two

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Multiple Choice

In the previous version of DSM (DSM-IV) , what were the two primary diagnoses for substance-related problems?

• A) Addiction and dependence
• B) Substance engagement and substance enhancement
• C) Substance abuse and substance determination
• D) Substance abuse and substance dependence

Recognize the role and significance of the primary motor and somatosensory areas in the brain.

Comprehend the function of the corpus callosum in facilitating communication between the two hemispheres of the brain.

Understand the importance of specific brain areas in the coordination and execution of complex movements.

Identify the implications of damage to specific brain areas on perceptual and motor abilities.

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Definitions:

Extraocular Muscles

The muscles surrounding the eye that contract to control eye movement and position.

Six Cardinal Positions

A reference to the six primary directions in which the eye can move to test muscle function and ocular alignment.

Neurologic Status

An assessment of the functioning of the nervous system, including cognitive abilities, sensory responses, and motor skills.

Neurologic Examination

A comprehensive assessment of the nervous system, including the brain, spinal cord, and nerves, to diagnose neurological conditions.