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This interview is designed to assist in the assessment of a feeding or eating disorder, or a related condition, in an adult according to DSM-5 criteria. It is meant to assist clinicians who are familiar with the diagnostic assessment of feeding and eating disorders.

In each of the following screens, the Symptom captures a part of a DSM-5 criterion, and the Probe provides questions for the clinician to employ to assess the presence of the Symptom. Clinicians are advised to begin by using the Probes provided. Follow-up questions to clarify ambiguous responses can be based on clinical judgment.

Comments may be added by pressing the Notes button at the top right of each screen. Additional comments will be added to those previously entered, and all comments will be printed in the final report at the conclusion of the interview.

It is appropriate to utilize whatever clinical information is available, including the individual's answers, the clinician's observations, and ancillary sources of information (e.g., treatment providers, family members). Assessors are strongly advised to obtain objective information (i.e., clinician-measured height and weight) whenever possible.


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The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, DSM, and DSM-5 are registered trademarks of the American Psychiatric Association. EDA-5 is not associated with the American Psychiatric Association or with any of its products or publications, nor does the medical advice or diagnosis expressed herein represent the policies and opinions of the American Psychiatric Association. The American Psychiatric Association shall not be liable to EDA-5 or any third party for any medical advice or diagnoses provided by the EDA-5.Similarly, the Research Foundation for Mental Hygiene shall not be liable for any guidance or diagnoses provided by the EDA-5.
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