Which criteria according to the DSM-5 would need to be present for a client to be diagnosed with dissociative fugue?

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Dissociative fugue is characterized by sudden unexpected travel or bewildered wandering, often with the inability to recall important autobiographical information. Clinically significant distress in social and occupational functioning may be present, but it is not a specific criterion for this diagnosis. "Blackouts" related to alcohol toxicity refer to a substance-induced disorder and are not part of the criteria for dissociative fugue.

Which Criteria According to the DSM-5 Would Need to Be