What are Elimination Disorders
2. Brielfy explain the subcategories of Dissociative Disorders (Two paragraphs: One paragraph for a and b; One paragraph for c and d)
a. Enuresis
b. Encopresis
c. Other Specified Elimination Disorder
d. Unspecified Elimination Disorder
3. Explain how they differ (Two paragraphs: One paragraph for a and b; One paragraph for c and d)
a. Enuresis
b. Encopresis
c. Other Specified Elimination Disorder
d. Unspecified Elimination Disorder
4. For Enuresis explain (Three paragraphs: One paragraph for a and b, One paragraph for c and d; One paragraph for e and f)
a. Age criteria for making this diagnosis
b. Age-related factors
c. Symptoms
d. Describes rule-out three differential diagnoses
e. Risk factors
f. Prognostic Factors
5. For Encopresis explain (Three paragraphs: One paragraph for a and b, One paragraph for c and d; One paragraph for e and f)
a. Age criteria for making this diagnosis
b. Age-related factors
c. Symptoms
d. Describes rule-out three differential diagnoses
e. Risk factors
f. Prognostic Factors
6. For Other Specified Elimination Disorder explain (Three paragraphs: One paragraph for a and b, One paragraph for c and d; One paragraph for e and f)
a. Age criteria for making this diagnosis
b. Age-related factors
c. Symptoms
d. Describes rule-out three differential diagnoses
e. Risk factors
f. Prognostic Factors
7. For Unspecified Elimination Disorder explain (Three paragraphs: One paragraph for a and b, One paragraph for c and d; One paragraph for e and f)
a. Age criteria for making this diagnosis
b. Age-related factors
c. Symptoms
d. Describes rule-out three differential diagnoses
e. Risk factors
f. Prognostic Factors
Part 4: Practicum- Health assessment
Three paragraphs per page; one paragraph per question. That is, one must answer Three questions per page.
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