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Psychiatry · Rating scales: Young Mania Rating Scale
Sample itemWhich rating scale is administered by a clinician to measure severity of manic symptoms?
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The answer and the reasoning
A. Young Mania Rating Scale
The Young Mania Rating Scale has 11 items scored on clinical interview and is used to measure the severity of mania and the response to treatment. The Beck inventory is a self-rated depression measure. The Yale-Brown scale rates obsessive-compulsive symptoms.
Option by option
A. Young Mania Rating Scale (correct)
Correct. YMRS is the clinician-rated measure of mania.
B. Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale
The Edinburgh scale screens for perinatal depression.
C. Yale-Brown scale
The Yale-Brown scale rates obsessions and compulsions.
D. Beck Depression Inventory
The Beck inventory is a self-report depression scale.
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