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When were diagnostic criteria specific to Adult ADHD first established in the DSM?(Required)

DSM-III in the 1980’s

DSM-I in 1952

DSM-5 in 2013

DSM-III-R in1987

___ adults in America experience some form of mental illness, however (based on data from 4 major US cities) the approximate wait time for a new appointment with a psychiatrist is up to _____.

1 in 5; 93 days

30%; 2.5 months

3 in 7; 54 days

27%; 5 weeks

Post-marketing surveillance, or phase IV trials, could be in a variety of commitment categories, such as studying drug-drug interactions and/or special populations.

TRUE

FALSE

According to the Longitudinal Aging Study Amsterdam (LASA), in adults aged 50+, ___ meet diagnostic criteria per the DSM-IV while ___ continue to have significant symptomatic impairment.

3%; 9%

2.8%; 4.2%

1.2%; 3.4%

None of the above

If a patient that is not diagnosed with ADHD has a positive response after taking a stimulant, what does that mean?

The patient is only abusing the drug.

It confirms a diagnosis of ADHD.

Nothing; You cannot make a diagnosis based on stimulant response.

They should remain on the stimulant.

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