Answer:
A problem with the ealier editionS of DSM was: A. The text was cumbersome and clinicians had difficulty using the classification.
Explanation:
There was a conffusing diagnostic criteria, therefore there was difficult for the clinicians to diagnose. The differential diagnose for instance had troubles, this means that not possible to distinguish one classification from another. A lot of similarities among different patologies. It was too general an had lack of specifications there for the criteria was not clear.
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Malnutrition is not having enough of the needed nutrients (not having a good diet, eating a lot of unhealthy food but still eating) this could be from either under consumption or over consumption. While under-nutrition is when someone eats an inadequate amount of food for an extended period of time (not eating enough food in general).
When a person is more physically fit their blood pressure will lower.
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