Jane was sexually assaulted two months ago and is still experiencing PTSD symptoms. Which PTSD diagnosis is she likely to have?
Correct answer: C. Acute
- A. margined
- B. Chronic
- C. Acute
- D. Delayed onset
Explanation
PTSD is classified as acute when symptoms last less than three months, so two months fits acute PTSD. Chronic PTSD requires symptoms lasting three months or longer, while delayed onset refers to symptoms beginning at least six months after the trauma.
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