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Which correct co-morbid or comorbid?
The word is comorbid or comorbidity. The non-hyphenated term is in the medical dictionary and the hyphenated version is not. The hyphen (co-morbid) lends itself to two morbidities, when in actuality we are talking about in addition to condition one, we have other comorbid factors.
What are some synonyms for the word 'comorbid'?
The word 'comorbid' is defined as existing simultaneously with and independent of other medical conditions. Per the dictionary, there are no other synonyms for the word.
The origin is at 1 1 that is the origin is at position 1 on the x axis and at position 1 on the y axis?
False
Is aspberger's an axis 1 disorder?
Aspergers is classified as a form of autism, which is an axis 1 disorder.
What is the reflection of (-1-5) across y axis?
It is: (1, -5) reflection across the y axis
How many times does 1 cross the x-axis?
y=1 does not cross the x-axis. It is a line parallel to the x-axis (and therefore can't ever cross it)
Can you start the x axis with a 1 with out showing a break in the graph?
No. If you were to place the x-axis on y=1, you would merely have a line at y=1. The equation for the x-axis must be y=0
What is the difference between Axis 1 and Axis 2 disorders?
Axis I disorders are predominantly mood disorders while Axis II disorders are personality disorders.
What are the horizontal axis on a Cartesian plane known as?
The Cartesian plane has only 1 horizontal axis and it is known as the x-axis.
If the y-axis is the reflecting line and A is -1 2 its reflection image is A' equals?
A' = (-1, -2)
What is psychiatric morbidity?
it simply means psychiatric illness, that mental illnessMorbidity means the occurring or existence of a disease; more commonly used to describe two illnesses being comorbid such as anxiety is often comorbid with depression. read more about cormorbidity at http://psychiatristscottsdale.com
Is substance abuse axis 1 or Axis 2?
According tod DSM-IV-TR it typically falls under Axis I
