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Psychiatry · Trauma: prolonged grief disorder
Sample itemIn ICD-11, prolonged grief disorder is diagnosed when intense yearning for the deceased with emotional pain persists beyond a minimum of:
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The answer and the reasoning
D. 6 months after the loss
ICD-11 requires persistent, pervasive grief response lasting at least 6 months after the loss and exceeding cultural norms. DSM-5-TR uses 12 months for adults.
Option by option
A. 5 years
Five years is not a requirement.
B. 2 weeks
Two weeks is a typical depression threshold.
C. 1 month
One month is too early for the diagnosis.
D. 6 months after the loss (correct)
Correct. ICD-11 uses at least 6 months.
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