Complete List of  DSM-IV Codes

The following 2 tables give basic codes for all DSM-IV diagnoses. Note that the numbers are the least important part of the diagnoses: Additional verbiage, often not stated in the tables but given in the text, conveys the actual sense of the individual patient’s diagnosis. And of course, there is a great deal concerning the interpretation of symptoms that I could not get onto these pages at all. For that, you will have to consult the book.

To save space, I (Dr. James Morrison) have abbreviated in two ways:

An asterisk (*) marks those locations where "Sedative" stands for "Sedative, Hypnotic and
     Anxiolytic"

In the mood disorders, the fifth digit is used to denote severity for Major Depressive, Manic, and
      Mixed episodes: .01 = Mild; .02 = Moderate; .03 = Severe Without Psychotic Features; 
     .04 = Severe With Psychotic Features; .05 = In Partial Remission; .06 = In Full Remission; 
     .00 = Unspecified

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Table 1. DSM-IV Codes by Number           Table 2. Alphabetical DSM-IV Codes

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The DSM-IV Made Easy, by Dr. James Morrison and published by Guilford Press. James Website - DSM IV Made Easy - email morrison94@usa.net