Disorder definition

Disorder means a mental disorder, substance use disorder, or nonsubstance- related disorder.

Disorder means a disease or medical condition that may be identified by a laboratory analysis.

Disorder means a congenital or inherited disorder.

Examples of Disorder in a sentence

• Mental health services except as described in Behavioral Health Services or as may be provided underAutism Spectrum Disorder.

• Mental, Nervous or Psychological Condition or Disorder means a mental or nervous health condition including, but not limited to: anxiety, depression, and neurosis, panic attack, phobia (such as fear of flying, fear of terrorism, fear of disease, etc.), psychosis; or any related physical manifestation.

• Under the Crime and Disorder Act 1998 the Council has to have regard to the need to reduce crime and disorder in exercising any of its functions.

• Mental, Nervous or Psychological Condition or Disorder does not include drug addiction, marijuana addiction, or alcohol addiction.

• The diagnosis of and treatment for Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder is covered when rendered or prescribed by a Physician or Allied Health Professional.

More Definitions of Disorder

Disorder means the condition of decreased, absent, or impaired auditory, speech,

Disorder means any condition detectable by newborn screening that allows opportunities, not available without screening, for early treatment and management to prevent developmental disability and/or reduce infant morbidity and mortality.

Disorder means any disorderly conduct of a member of the Gallery or a Councillor and includes:

Disorder means the condition of decreased, absent, or impaired auditory, speech, voice, or language function.

Disorder means any abnormal physiological condition which effects the potatoes internally or externally;

Disorder means any abnormal physiological condition, including sunburn, that affects the skin or flesh of the peach or nectarine;

Disorder means any condition detectable by newborn screening