In the DSM-5, obsessive-compulsive disorder continues to be classified as an anxiety disorder.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Question 2
Tonya is admitted to the hospital covered in blood. She reports that she has been bleeding uncontrollably from her mouth. Later, a nurse finds a syringe filled with blood thinner among Tonya's personal items in the hospital room.
Tonya denies that the syringe is hers. The syringe is not made by a company the hospital uses. This fact leads hospital staff to wonder if, rather than having a valid illness, Tonya has a DSM-5 mental disorder called__________.
a. factitious disorder imposed on another
b. factitious disorder on self
c. delusional disorder
d. hysterical personality disorder
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Medications and Medical Conditions Associated with Anxiety
Commonly Used Anxiolytics: Drugs for Treatment of Generalized Anxiety Disorders
Anti-Anxiety Drugs Used in the Dental Office