Sentence examples for under disorders from inspiring English sources

Second, the majority of infections are classified under systems, for example, respiratory infections are classified under respiratory disorders and osteomyelitis is classified under disorders of the musculoskeletal system.

IED is grouped in the DSM under Disorders of Impulse Control, Not Elsewhere Classified and combined in that category with kleptomania, trichotillomania (beginning in 1987), pathological gambling and pyromania, disorders that are more compulsive than impulsive [ 30].

Undeniably, all immune responses have dual, opposing roles, normally preventing the host while promoting disease under disorder conditions.

This report highlights the growing need for increased awareness among psychiatrists and other relevant medical professionals about this under-diagnosed disorder, which should be considered in differential diagnoses.

Internal medicine specialists, including primary care providers and subspecialists, need to understand the steps they can take to address this often under-recognized disorder.

As such, this report highlights the growing need for increased awareness among psychiatrists and other relevant medical professionals about this under-diagnosed disorder, which should be considered in differential diagnoses.

This syndrome is not uncommon in the elderly, although it is not noted in the index of Hazzard's Geriatric Medicine and Gerontology under this category nor under sleep disorders.

According to DSM-IV-TR depression comes under mood disorders while generalized anxiety is classified under anxiety disorders [ 7].

ADHD, autism and Tourette syndrome were categorised by NIH under mental health, dyslexia was put under child health and development, and SLI under communication disorders.

Just take a look at the ​recent research​ from Oxford and Glasgow academics which found that "men with eating disorders are under-diagnosed, under-treated and under-researched".

The 16 major diagnostic classes are arranged under clinical disorders (axis 1) and personality disorders and mental retardation (axis 2).