What is the standardized source for classifying psychiatric diagnoses?
1. DSM-III
2. DSM-5
3. ICD-9
4. WHO Disability Schedule
Answer: 2
Explanation: The DSM-III provided a psychiatric classification system using a multiaxial approach that has recently been replaced. The DSM-5 is the official manual approved by the APA and the NIMH for use by all clinicians to diagnose psychiatric and mental health disorders in patients. The ICD-9 provides a set of codes for classifying diseases, injuries, health encounters and inpatient procedures. The WHO Disability Schedule is a generic assessment instrument for health and disability.
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