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PTSD in DSM-5
ptsd in DSM-5 Michelle J. Bovin, National Center for ptsd , Behavioral Sciences Division VA Boston Healthcare System Boston University School of Medicine Boston, MA Today s Talk ptsd symptoms in DSM-IV versus DSM-5 Initial research on DSM-5 ptsd Prevalence DSM-5 Factor Structure Dissociative Subtype How changes to the diagnosis have affected ptsd assessment instruments ptsd DSM-IV Criteria ptsd is an Anxiety Disorder with 6 Criteria: Criterion A: Stressor Criterion Criterion B: Reexperiencing Criterion Criterion C: Avoidance/Numbing Criterion Criterion D: Arousal Criterion Criterion E: Duration Criterion F: Clinically Significant Distress/Impairment ptsd DSM-5 Criteria ptsd is a Trauma- and Stressor-Related Disorder with 8 Criteria: Criterion A: Stressor Criterion Criterion B: Intrusion Criterion Criterion C: Avoidance Criterion Criterion D: Negative Alterations in Cognition or Mood Criterion Criterion E: Arousal and Reactivity Criterion Criterion F: Duration Criterion G: Clinicall
Primary Care PTSD Screen PC-PTSD-5 PC-PTSD Sometimes things happen to people that are unusually or especially frightening, horrible, or traumatic. For example, a serious accident or fire, physical or sexual assault or abuse, earthquake or flood, war, seeing someone be killed or seriously injured, or having a loved one die through
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