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1 Y-BOCS Symptom Checklist (Yale-Brown Obsessive Compulsive Scale) Administering the Y-BOCS Symptom Checklist and Severity Ratings. 1. Establish the diagnosis of obsessive compulsive disorder. 2. Using the Y-BOCS Symptom Checklist below, ascertain current and past symptoms. 3. Next, administer the 10-item Y-BOCS Severity Ratings to assess the severity of the OCD during the last week. 4. Readminister the Y-BOCS Severity Rating Scale to monitor progress. Name: Contamination Obsessions Concerns or disgust with bodily waste or secretions Concerned with dirt or germs Excessive concern with environmental contaminants Excessive concern with household items (cleaners) Bothered by sticky substances or residues Concerned will get ill (eg, AIDS) Concerned will get others ill by spreading germs Somatic Date: Aggressive Obsessions Violent or horrific images Fear with act on unwanted impulses (eg, to stab friend) Fear will harm others because not careful enough (eg, hit and run motor vehicle accident, putting poison in food) Fear will be responsible for something else terrible happening (eg, fire, burglary) Sexual Obsessions Personally unacceptable sexual thoughts Religious Obsessions (Scrupulosity) Concerned with sacrilege and blasphemy 1

2 Excess concern with right and wrong, morality Hoarding/Saving Obsessions Collects useless items, eg, old newspapers (distinguish hobbies; concern with objects of monetary or sentimental value) Concerned with losing or throwing out items by mistake Pathological Doubt After completing routine activities, doubts whether performed or not (eg, whether signed check to pay bill) Obsession With Need for Symmetry or Exactness Bothered by things not being lined up or being in order Obsessions Superstitious fear (eg, luck or unlucky numbers or colors) Cleaning/Washing Compulsions Excessive or ritualized hand washing Excessive or ritualized showering, bathing, tooth brushing, grooming Cleaning of household items or other inanimate objects measurers to prevent or remove contact with contaminants Checking Compulsions Checking locks, stove, appliances, water faucets, emergency brake Checking that did not harm others Checking that did not make mistake (eg, balancing checkbooks over and over) Checking tied to somatic (eg, checking self for signs of cancer) Repeating Rituals Repeating or rewriting Hoarding/Collecting Compulsions Inspecting household trash and accumulating useless objects 2

3 Repeats same questions Need to repeat routine activities (eg, in and out door) Ordering/Arranging Compulsions Lines up clothes, canned goods, shoes in fixed order Need for symmetry (eg, shoelaces must be at same tension, socks at same height) Can't complete activity until just right Ordering/Arranging Compulsions Mental rituals (eg, silently reciting prayers to neutralize a bad thought) Counting (eg, count ceiling tiles) Excessive list making Pathological slowness (pervades most routine activities) Need to tell, ask, confess Need to touch, tap, or rub* Superstitious behaviors (eg, stepping on sidewalk cracks, bedtime rituals) Asking for reassurance over and over Self-damaging behaviors* Rituals involving blinking or staring* * May or may not be OCD phenomena. Comments 3

4 Y-BOCS Severity Ratings (Yale-Brown Obsessive Compulsive Scale) Administering the Y-BOCS Symptom Checklist and Severity Ratings. 1. Establish the diagnosis of obsessive compulsive disorder. 2. Using the Y-BOCS Symptom Checklist below, ascertain current and past symptoms. 3. Next, administer the 10-item Y-BOCS Severity Ratings to assess the severity of the OCD during the last week. 4. Readminister the Y-BOCS Severity Rating Scale to monitor progress. Name: Date of first report: Date of this report: Obsessional Rating Scale (circle appropriate score) Note: Scores should reflect the composite effect of all the patient's obsessive compulsive symptoms. Rate the average occurrence of each items during the prior week, up to and including the time of interview. Item 1. Time spent on Range of Severity 0 h/day 0-1 h/day 1-3 h/day 3-8 h/day >8 h/day 2. Interference 3. Distress Mild Definite but Substantial impairment Little Moderate but Severe Incapacitating Near constant, disabling 4

5 4. Resistance to Always resists Much Some Often yields Completely yields 5. Control over Complete control Much control Some control Little control No control 6. Time spent on Obsession subtotal (add items 1-5) 0 h/day 0-1 h/day 1-3 h/day 3-8 h/day >8 h/day 7. Interference 8. Distress 9. Resistance to 10. Control over Mild Definite but Substantial impairment Little Moderate but Severe Always resists Much Some Often yields Complete control Much control Some control Little control SCORE: Compulsion subtotal (add items 6-10) Y-BOCS Total (add items 1-10) Incapacitating Near constant, disabling Completely yields No control Total Y-BOCS score: range of severity for patients who have both and 0-7 Subclinical 8-15 Mild Moderate Severe Extreme 5

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