Question 150 · LEK · Depressive syndrome
Indicate the true time-based criterion for the occurrence of depressive episode, according to ICD-10 classification:
- A. two weeks.
- B. one month.
- C. three months.
- D. six months.
- E. none of the above.
Hint
The ICD-10 duration requirement for a depressive episode is the same as in DSM-5.
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