Question 31 (part 2) · LEK · Manic syndrome
An episode of mania is diagnosed when the symptoms last for at least:
- A. 3 days.
- B. 5 days.
- C. 7 days.
- D. 14 days.
- E. 30 days.
Hint
Compare the minimum duration required for hypomania with that required for full mania in ICD and DSM.
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