- Last edited on August 30, 2020
PsychDB Manual of Style (MoS) and Syntax
Primer
The PsychDB Manual of Style (MoS) is the style manual for all PsychDB articles. This MoS details PsychDB's house style, to help editors write articles with consistent and precise language, layout, and formatting, making PsychDB easier and more intuitive for users.
Article Formatting
All PsychDB articles follow a structured following format:
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====== Article Title (h1) ====== **Article Title (Abbreviation)** is bolded with a one sentence introduction. ===== Primer (h2) ===== ==== Subheading (h3) ==== ===== Resources (h2) =====
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Article Title (h1)
Article Title (Abbreviation) is bolded with a one sentence introduction.
Primer (h2)
Subheading (h3)
Resources (h2)
Diagnostic Criteria Formatting
Most diagnostic criteria in articles are based on DSM-5 criteria. Some formatting guidelines:
- All diagnostic values or thresholds (i.e. - numbers) are placed in quotations to highlight them in blue, (e.g. -
1
) - All Criterion (e.g. - Criterion A, B, C, etc…) are formatted as “h5”
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===== Diagnostic Criteria (h1) ===== == Criterion A (h5) == At least **''5''** out of 9 symptoms present in the same **''2-week''** period and represent a change from previous functioning. At least **''1''** of the 5 symptoms is either (1) depressed mood or (2) loss of interest or pleasure (anhedonia).
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Diagnostic Criteria (h1)
Criterion A (h5)
At least 5
out of 9 symptoms present in the same 2-week
period and represent a change from previous functioning. At least 1
of the 5 symptoms is either (1) depressed mood or (2) loss of interest or pleasure (anhedonia).
Specifiers Formatting
The DSM-5 requires diagnoses to be coded in the following order: [diagnosis][episode specifier][severity/psychotic/remission][with specifiers]
Accordion
- If there is just one specifier panel, the accordion tag should be removed, this will allow the first panel to be seen directly without clicking on it
- If there is more than one specifier panel, the accordion tag should be kept, with a value of collapse=“false”, this will allow the first panel to be seen directly without clicking on it
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<WRAP group> <WRAP half column> <panel icon="fa fa-search-plus fa-fw" size="xs" title="Episode Specifier"> * Episode </panel> <panel icon="fa fa-signal fa-fw" size="xs" title="Severity Specifier"> * **Mild**: Lorem * **Moderate**: Ipsum * **Severe**: Dolor </panel> <panel icon="fa fa-hourglass fa-fw" size="xs" title="Remission Specifier"> * **In partial remission**: Dolor * **In full remission**: Sit </panel> </WRAP> <WRAP half column> <accordion collapse="false"> <panel icon="fa fa-plus-circle fa-fw" size="xs" title="With anxious distress"> * Criterion A * Criterion A1 * **Severity**: * **Mild**: ''2'' symptoms * **Moderate**: ''3'' symptoms * **Moderate-severe**: ''4'' or ''5'' symptoms * **Severe**: ''4'' or ''5'' symptoms and with motor agitation <callout> **Note**: Callout information.</callout> </panel> <panel icon="fa fa-plus-circle fa-fw" size="xs" title="With mixed features"> The mixed features specifier can apply to the current manic, hypomanic, or depressive episode in bipolar I or bipolar II disorder: **Specifier Criteria**: * **A**. Criterion A * (1) Criterion A1 </panel> </accordion> <panel icon="fa fa-plus-circle fa-fw" size="xs" title="Specifiers with No Additional Text"> * **Lorem** * **Ipsum** </panel> </WRAP> </WRAP>
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Episode Specifier
- Episode
Severity Specifier
- Mild: Lorem
- Moderate: Ipsum
- Severe: Dolor
Remission Specifier
- In partial remission: Dolor
- In full remission: Sit
With anxious distress
- Criterion A
- Criterion A1
- Severity:
- Mild:
2
symptoms - Moderate:
3
symptoms - Moderate-severe:
4
or5
symptoms - Severe:
4
or5
symptoms and with motor agitation
With mixed features
The mixed features specifier can apply to the current manic, hypomanic, or depressive episode in bipolar I or bipolar II disorder:
Specifier Criteria:
- A. Criterion A
- (1) Criterion A1
Specifiers with No Additional Text
- Lorem
- Ipsum
Callouts
Callouts draw attention to key points in an article and come in different colours and styles.
Default
[…]Primary
[…]Question
[…]Success
[…]Info
[…]Warning
[…]Tip
[…]Danger
[…]Buttons
Mnemonics
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<callout icon="fa fa-lightbulb-o" type="success" title="Mnemonic"> The mnemonic ''**M SIGECAPS**'' can be used to remember the criteria for major depressive disorder. <HTML><br><br></HTML> * ''**M**'' Mood * ''**S**'' Sleep * ''**I**'' Interest * ''**G**'' Guilt/Worthlessness * ''**E**'' Energy * ''**C**'' Concentration * ''**A**'' Appetite * ''**P**'' Psychomotor Slowing * ''**S**'' Suicide </callout>
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Mnemonic
The mnemonicM SIGECAPS
can be used to remember the criteria for major depressive disorder.
M
MoodS
SleepI
InterestG
Guilt/WorthlessnessE
EnergyC
ConcentrationA
AppetiteP
Psychomotor SlowingS
Suicide
Differential Diagnosis
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===== Differential Diagnosis ===== == Subheading (Optional) == * **Diagnosis (do not capitalize after first word)** * Lorem ipsum * **[[child:adhd|Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder]]** * Lorem ipsum
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Differential Diagnosis
Subheading (Optional)
- Diagnosis (do not capitalize after first word)
- Lorem ipsum
-
- Lorem ipsum