Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

OCD: Mild occupational and social impairment; obsessions and/or compulsions present but not severely time-consuming (< 1 hour per day); minimal interference with daily activities; symptoms responsive to treatment.

OCD: Obsessions and/or compulsions that are time-consuming (1–3 hours per day); cause significant distress; occasional decrease in work efficiency and social functioning; respond partially to treatment.

OCD: Obsessions and/or compulsions that are severely time-consuming (> 3 hours per day); significantly reduce work efficiency and productivity; impair social relationships; compulsive rituals interfering with routine activities.

OCD: Obsessional rituals and compulsions that occupy most of the day; near-continuous anxiety; inability to maintain employment or social relationships; deficiencies in most areas of functioning.

OCD: Total occupational and social impairment; unable to perform activities of daily living independently; grossly inappropriate behavior; persistent danger to self or others; inability to maintain minimal personal hygiene.