[Note to moderator: in the first line, "CDSSs" is the plural of "CDSS"] This procedure is often augmented with software like "Isabel," or neural networks like CDSSs. This procedure often uses the tenth version of the ICD-CM. A guide for performing a variety of this procedure came under fire for including "culture-bound" ideas like "running amok." The most recent version of
[Note to moderator: in the first line, "CDSSs" is the plural of "CDSS"] This procedure is often augmented with software like "Isabel," or neural networks like CDSSs. This procedure often uses the tenth version of the ICD-CM. A guide for performing a variety of this procedure came under fire for including "culture-bound" ideas like "running amok." The most recent version of that guide for doing this procedure has been attacked by Allen Frances, who claims that it de-normalizes things like (*) temper tantrums and forgetting things as one gets older. Because of the uncertain etiologies involved, critics have questioned the APA's DSM guidelines for performing this procedure. Due to the nonspecificity of the data used in this procedure, a primary goal of its "differential" type is often to exclude life-threatening conditions. For 10 points, name this procedure of using symptoms to determine what disease or condition a patient has. 
[Note to moderator: in the first line, "CDSSs" is the plural of "CDSS"] 
medical diagnosis [accept Ds; accept Dx; accept word forms like diagnostic; accept more specific answers like differential diagnosis or diagnosis of psychiatric disorders; prompt on answers like "medicine" or "medical care"] 