The Diagnostic Information Schedule (DIS) is true to state that:

• A. It measures Physical Health disorders
• B. It measures only one disorder at a time
• C. It does not measure Physical Health disorders
• D. It is used only in inpatient settings

Answer: (C)

The main point is that the Diagnostic Information Schedule is a structured tool used to identify psychiatric disorders based on DSM criteria, not medical or physical health conditions. It covers multiple mental health domains—mood, anxiety, substance use, and related disorders—so it doesn’t focus on a single diagnosis. It’s used in various settings, not just inpatients, and is not designed to assess physical health issues. So the statement that it does not measure Physical Health disorders is the true one. If there are physical health concerns, those would be evaluated with medical assessments or other non-DSM medical tools.