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What is the purpose of ICD (International Classification of Diseases)?
What is the purpose of ICD (International Classification of Diseases)?
- To conduct statistical research on diseases
- To classify diseases and health issues globally (correct)
- To create a standard for surgical procedures
- To provide treatment plans for all diseases
Which part of ICD covers mental and behavioral disorders?
Which part of ICD covers mental and behavioral disorders?
- A
- M
- F (correct)
- S
When did the WHO take charge of the ICD?
When did the WHO take charge of the ICD?
- 1967
- 1992
- 1948 (correct)
- 1893
Under which category in the ICD are mood (affective) disorders classified?
Under which category in the ICD are mood (affective) disorders classified?
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What do the numbers F90-F98 represent in the ICD?
What do the numbers F90-F98 represent in the ICD?
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Study Notes
ICD Overview
- The International Classification of Diseases (ICD) is used to classify diseases and health problems.
ICD Classification
- Mental and behavioral disorders are covered in Chapter V of the ICD.
WHO Involvement
- The World Health Organization (WHO) took charge of the ICD in 1948.
Mood Disorders
- Mood (affective) disorders are classified under category F30-F39 in the ICD.
Hyperkinetic Disorders
- The numbers F90-F98 in the ICD represent hyperkinetic disorders.
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Test your knowledge about the history, development, and significance of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) by WHO, a standard for categorizing diseases and health issues worldwide.
