Unlike the DSM, the ICD is intended for
A) children only
B) global use
C) professional diagnoses
D) academic research purposes

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The ICD (International Classification of Diseases) is intended for global use, providing a common language for health professionals worldwide to share data and information across borders. It is used for diagnostic and statistical purposes, including tracking diseases and health conditions and making healthcare policies and decisions. It is not limited to children, professional diagnoses, or academic research purposes, although it is commonly used by professionals in those areas.

Unlike the DSM, the ICD Is Intended for