For Addictions Case Study: 2 - Diagnostic Impressions, again using the Addictions Case Study: Narrative, taking what you wrote in Part 1 and from the narrative, then documenting your diagnostic impressions of the client. In your write-up, using the DSM-5-TR, you will need to answer (each bullet is about a paragraph): . What is the primary diagnosis for this client? Put your full diagnosis in bold and list the criteria the client meets from the DSM with supporting statements from Marci's narrative. . What is the prevalence rate, any culture and/or gender-related diagnostic issues, functional consequences, and comorbidity for this particular diagnosis? . What are the differential diagnoses to be aware of for this client (choose only one/those that THIS client could be dealing with, not all that the DSM may show)? . What are any secondary and tertiary diagnoses for this client? Put your full diagnosis in bold and list the criteria the client meets from the DSM with supporting statements from Marci's narrative. What is the prevalence rate, any culture and/or gender-related diagnostic issues, functional consequences, and comorbidity for this particular diagnosis? . What are the differential diagnoses to be aware of for this client (choose only one/those that THIS client could be dealing with, not all that the DSM may show)? Note that each diagnosis you give needs to have the ICD-10 code written in this order: F-code number (without the parentheses), the name of the diagnosis, the severity, and any appropriate specifiers (if required)