If you can study and know about everything in about 2-3 days, then why do
pdocs go to medical school? Seems like they could just cover it all in a
long weekend.

Oh, wait. I know the answer. You can't "know about everything in about 2-3
days" because mental illnesses are very complex, and doctors who study

one illness *their entire lives* still never come to know all that there

to know about it.

Dumb *****


"starwars" <nobody@tatooine.homelinux.net> wrote in message
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This is *** A "FAQ" *** WITH Links to MAJOR resources.
The main thing to know is that you can read about everything in about an
hour and could study and know about everything in about 2-3 days!!

*** This is a Public Service FAQ ***
This is about Mental Disorders, Psychological Disorders, Psychiatric
Disorders -- all equivalent terms

All Every Person Needs to Know about Psychiatric Diagnoses

This is a link, which I encourage you to share with all
interested people and all interested forums. It is a link to
a set of 31 short essays describing the diagnostic criteria
(definitions) OF ALL COMMON MENTAL DISORDERS whose criteria is
not already familiar to the general public:


http://tinyurl.com/yseam


The link on THAT page brings up a page with links to all 31
essays, which describe with 100% accuracy all the official
APA diagnostic criteria for all non-rare disorders whose
definitions probably are not well known. Covered disorders
(diagnoses; mental disorders) are (quoting):

Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day PARANOID

PERSONALITY DISORDER

#2 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day SCHIZOID

PERSONALITY DISORDER

#3 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day SCHIZOTYPAL

PERSONALITY DISORDER

#4 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day BORDERLINE

PERSONALITY DISORDER

#5 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day ANTISOCIAL

PERSONALITY DISORDER

#6 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day NARCISSISTIC

PERSONALITY DISORDER

#7 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day HISTRIONIC

PERSONALITY DISORDER

#8 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day

OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE PERSONALITY DISORDER

#9 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day AVOIDANT

PERSONALITY DISORDER

#10 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day DEPENDENT

PERSONALITY DISORDER

#11 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day ACUTE STRESS

DISORDER

#12 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day AGORAPHOBIA

#13 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day BIPOLAR

DISORDERS

#14 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day BODY

DISORDER

#15 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day DYSTHYMIC

DISORDER

#16 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day GENERALIZED

ANXIETY DISORDER

#17 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day

#18 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day INTERMITTENT

EXPLOSIVE DISORDER

#19 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day

OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER

#20 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day MAJOR

#21 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day PANIC DISORDER

#22 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day POST-TRAUMATIC

STRESS DISORDER

#23 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day SCHIZOPHRENIA

SIMILAR PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS

#24 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day SOCIAL PHOBIA

#25 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day SOMATIZATION

DISORDER

#26 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day SPECIFIC

(SIMPLE) PHOBIA

#27 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day ATTENTION

DEFICIT DISORDER

#28 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day CONDUCT

#29 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day OPPOSITIONAL

DEFIANT DISORDER

#30 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day SEPARATION

ANXIETY DISORDER

#31 Psychologists ... PLUS THE Disorder of the Day *** INDEX ***

DISORDERS

COVERED AND WHY