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Social learning theorists have hypothesized that dissociative identity disorder results from a patient's high degree of?
suggestibility to the idea of hidden personality.
What has the author Arlene Robbins Wolberg written?
Arlene Robbins Wolberg has written: 'The borderline patient' -- subject(s): Borderline personality disorder
Who was the first person the have Narcolepsy?
A 36-year-old male patient was diagnosed as having narcolepsy by Dr. Westphal (Karl Friedrich Otto Westphal) in Germany during 1870-1877 but the name of this particular patient is unknown. (This patient's mother is believed to have had the disorder also.)
What has the author David F L Dawson written?
David F. L. Dawson has written: 'Relationship management of the borderline patient' -- subject(s): Borderline personality disorder, Psychotherapist and patient, Treatment
Is there a blood work test to detect bipolar disease?
Currently, bipolar disorder is diagnosed based on the patient's description of their symptoms. But now researchers have shown that 10 genes that can be detected in the blood could provide a better way to assess a patient.
What is the meaning of primary personality?
Primary personality refers to the set of consistent traits, behaviors, and characteristics that form the core of an individual's identity and influence how they interact with the world. It is often seen as the dominant aspect of one's personality that remains relatively stable over time.
How can neurofibromatosis be diagnosed?
Neurofibromatosis is usually diagnosed when the patient has 10 or more cafe-au-lait spots.
How is bi polar disorder diagnosed?
usually by observing symptoms and behavior during an active episode. It is very obvious in most cases. when there is no active episode you can't diagnose it at all except retrospectively from patient's subjective history.
How was the black plague diagnosed?
by seeing how a bird reacted to the patient.
What is the treatment for a patient diagnosed with smallpox?
all answers are correct
Which icd9 code is use with cpt code 90862?
It depends on the reason the patient is receiving the treatment, for example bipolar, personality disorder ect. There is not one specific code that is to be used with 90862, it is a pharmacy management code, so it is basically asking you why the patient is taking medication.
How is bi-polar disorder diagnosed?
usually by observing symptoms and behavior during an active episode. It is very obvious in most cases. when there is no active episode you can't diagnose it at all except retrospectively from patient's subjective history.
