KnowraDSM-5Linked fromLinked fromThe 29 pages that link to DSM-5, each with the reason it gives.All 29Broader topic 4Related 21Narrower topic 1Compared with 3Obsessive–compulsive disorderRelated: It places OCD in its own diagnostic chapter rather than among anxiety disorders.DSM-5-TRRelated: DSM-5-TR revises this edition rather than introducing a wholly new classification.Attention deficit hyperactivity disorderRelated: Its criteria specify symptom thresholds, onset, impairment, and presentations used to diagnose ADHD.Generalized anxiety disorderRelated: Its criteria describe the current United States diagnostic framework for the disorder.Opioid use disorderRelated: Its criteria define how opioid-related symptoms are counted and severity is classified.Gender dysphoriaRelated: Its renaming of gender identity disorder reflected a revised focus on distress rather than identity.Neuroleptic malignant syndromeRelated: It includes diagnostic guidance for neuroleptic malignant syndrome and related medication-induced conditions.Premenstrual dysphoric disorderRelated: Its criteria specify the symptom count, timing, and impairment required for diagnosis.Somatic symptom disorderBroader topic: It introduced this diagnosis and shifted emphasis from unexplained symptoms to excessive symptom-related responses.DSM-IIIBroader topic: Its revisions expose how DSM-III’s categories and assumptions changed over time.DSM-IVCompared with: DSM-5 replaced DSM-IV, eliminating its five-axis system and revising many diagnostic categories.American Psychiatric AssociationBroader topic: It introduced the criteria and structure later revised in DSM-5-TR.CatatoniaRelated: It recognizes catatonia as a specifier across diagnoses and as a diagnosis due to another medical condition.Emil KraepelinRelated: Its separate schizophrenia-spectrum and mood-disorder chapters echo distinctions Kraepelin helped institutionalize.Eugen BleulerRelated: Its diagnostic criteria show how contemporary psychiatry defines the disorder Bleuler named.Asperger syndromeCompared with: It consolidated Asperger disorder into autism spectrum disorder.Lorna WingRelated: It replaced separate autism and Asperger diagnoses with a single autism spectrum disorder diagnosis.Leo KannerNarrower topic: Its autism spectrum diagnosis replaces the narrower category Kanner described.EphebophiliaRelated: It classifies certain paraphilic disorders but does not list ephebophilia as a separate diagnosis.HebephiliaBroader topic: The manual did not recognize hebephilia as a separate diagnosis despite proposals to add it.DysthymiaRelated: It combined dysthymic disorder and chronic major depression under persistent depressive disorder.High-functioning autismRelated: Its autism criteria combined several earlier diagnoses into autism spectrum disorder.MonomaniaCompared with: Its symptom-based categories replaced historical diagnoses such as monomania.Classic autismRelated: It replaced separate diagnoses such as autistic disorder with autism spectrum disorder.Depressive personality disorderRelated: It did not establish depressive personality disorder as a standalone diagnosis.Disorganized schizophreniaRelated: It discontinued schizophrenia's traditional subtypes, including the disorganized subtype.Maladaptive daydreamingRelated: Maladaptive daydreaming was not established as a separate diagnosis in this manual.Nonverbal learning disorderRelated: It does not list nonverbal learning disorder as a standalone diagnosis.Parental alienation syndromeRelated: Its diagnostic framework does not recognize parental alienation syndrome.
KnowraDSM-5Linked fromLinked fromThe 29 pages that link to DSM-5, each with the reason it gives.All 29Broader topic 4Related 21Narrower topic 1Compared with 3Obsessive–compulsive disorderRelated: It places OCD in its own diagnostic chapter rather than among anxiety disorders.DSM-5-TRRelated: DSM-5-TR revises this edition rather than introducing a wholly new classification.Attention deficit hyperactivity disorderRelated: Its criteria specify symptom thresholds, onset, impairment, and presentations used to diagnose ADHD.Generalized anxiety disorderRelated: Its criteria describe the current United States diagnostic framework for the disorder.Opioid use disorderRelated: Its criteria define how opioid-related symptoms are counted and severity is classified.Gender dysphoriaRelated: Its renaming of gender identity disorder reflected a revised focus on distress rather than identity.Neuroleptic malignant syndromeRelated: It includes diagnostic guidance for neuroleptic malignant syndrome and related medication-induced conditions.Premenstrual dysphoric disorderRelated: Its criteria specify the symptom count, timing, and impairment required for diagnosis.Somatic symptom disorderBroader topic: It introduced this diagnosis and shifted emphasis from unexplained symptoms to excessive symptom-related responses.DSM-IIIBroader topic: Its revisions expose how DSM-III’s categories and assumptions changed over time.DSM-IVCompared with: DSM-5 replaced DSM-IV, eliminating its five-axis system and revising many diagnostic categories.American Psychiatric AssociationBroader topic: It introduced the criteria and structure later revised in DSM-5-TR.CatatoniaRelated: It recognizes catatonia as a specifier across diagnoses and as a diagnosis due to another medical condition.Emil KraepelinRelated: Its separate schizophrenia-spectrum and mood-disorder chapters echo distinctions Kraepelin helped institutionalize.Eugen BleulerRelated: Its diagnostic criteria show how contemporary psychiatry defines the disorder Bleuler named.Asperger syndromeCompared with: It consolidated Asperger disorder into autism spectrum disorder.Lorna WingRelated: It replaced separate autism and Asperger diagnoses with a single autism spectrum disorder diagnosis.Leo KannerNarrower topic: Its autism spectrum diagnosis replaces the narrower category Kanner described.EphebophiliaRelated: It classifies certain paraphilic disorders but does not list ephebophilia as a separate diagnosis.HebephiliaBroader topic: The manual did not recognize hebephilia as a separate diagnosis despite proposals to add it.DysthymiaRelated: It combined dysthymic disorder and chronic major depression under persistent depressive disorder.High-functioning autismRelated: Its autism criteria combined several earlier diagnoses into autism spectrum disorder.MonomaniaCompared with: Its symptom-based categories replaced historical diagnoses such as monomania.Classic autismRelated: It replaced separate diagnoses such as autistic disorder with autism spectrum disorder.Depressive personality disorderRelated: It did not establish depressive personality disorder as a standalone diagnosis.Disorganized schizophreniaRelated: It discontinued schizophrenia's traditional subtypes, including the disorganized subtype.Maladaptive daydreamingRelated: Maladaptive daydreaming was not established as a separate diagnosis in this manual.Nonverbal learning disorderRelated: It does not list nonverbal learning disorder as a standalone diagnosis.Parental alienation syndromeRelated: Its diagnostic framework does not recognize parental alienation syndrome.