When Diagnosing a Manic Episode Using DSM-5 Criteria, Differentiating Between

question 214

Multiple Choice

When diagnosing a manic episode using DSM-5 criteria, differentiating between elevated and irritable mood becomes important because:

• A)Irritable mood only occurs in children
• B)Mood type distinguishes between bipolar I and bipolar II disorder
• C)It changes the number of symptoms required to meet criteria for a manic episode
• D)It changes the probability of comorbid disorders

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Security Interest

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