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Classification & Diagnosis Crossword

Horizontales
A category of behavioural disorders marked by persistent patterns of aggression, deceitfulness, or rule-breaking, often seen in children and adolescents.
A category of disorders involving intense and persistent sexual interests that may involve atypical objects, situations, or individuals, e.g, exhibitionism, voyeurism, frotteurism.
Class of disorders involving a decline in functions like memory, reasoning, or language, typically due to brain injury, disease, or aging.
The presence of two or more disorders occurring in the same person, often interacting to complicate diagnosis and treatment.
A group of disorders involving preoccupations with food, body weight, and shape, leading to maladaptive behaviours around nutrition.
A category of disorders involving sudden disruptions in memory, identity, or consciousness, e.g. "multiple personality disorder" (DID).
Disorders involving intrusive, unwanted thoughts and repetitive behaviours or mental acts aimed at reducing distress e.g., hair-pulling disorder, skin-picking disorder.
The identification and classification of a disorder based on a systematic evaluation of symptoms and criteria.
A category of disorders characterized by distorted thinking, perceptions, and a disconnection from reality, often including delusions or hallucinations e.g., schizophrenia.
The proportion of a population found to have a particular disorder at a specific time, useful for understanding how widespread the disorder is.
An approach to diagnosis that views symptoms on a continuum or spectrum, rather than as distinct categories.
Verticales
Category of disorder that includes disturbances in the amount, quality, or timing of sleep (dyssomnias) and the parasomnias, in which unusual events (such as nightmares) occur during sleep.
Broad group of disorders involving developmental delays in communication, motor skills, or social interactions, typically emerging in early childhood such as ADHD and ASD.
Category of disorders characterized by enduring, inflexible patterns of behaviour and inner experience that deviate from cultural expectations and impair functioning, e.g., schizoid, narcissistic, anti-social.
A diagnostic approach that classifies disorders as distinct, separate entities with clear boundaries, each defined by a specific set of criteria that must be met.
A group of disorders characterized by physical symptoms that cause significant distress or impairment, often without a clear medical explanation, e.g., conversion disorder.
The study of the frequency and distribution of a disorder in a population.
Category of disorders involving excessive or irrational fear of variety of specific and non-specific objects and situations that impacts daily functioning. e.g., phobias, panic disorder, agoraphobia.
A diagnostic approach that identifies disorder by comparing symptoms to an idealized/typical cases for classification but allows flexibility in how individual cases may vary from the standard.