5 - PSY - Child and Adolescent Psych Flashcards

1
Q

Prevalence of mental health difficulties in children?

A

10%

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2
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Normal child social development - newborn

A

preferential response to human face and voice - cries for comfort/food

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3
Q

Normal child social development - 9-months

A

starts to indicate wants without crying

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4
Q

Normal child social development - 18-month

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tantrums, parallel play with peers

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5
Q

Normal child social development - 5y

A

develop friendships

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6
Q

3 categories of attachment theory

A

secure attachment
anxious-ambivalent insecure attachment
anxious-avoidant insecure attachment

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7
Q

When do stranger anxiety + selective attachments present

A

9-month

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8
Q

When do kids separate more easily from parents

A

3/4y

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9
Q

ASD = ?

A

Autistic Spectrum Disorder

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10
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Boys:Girls ratio of ASD

A

4:1

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11
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ASD triad of deficits?

A

socialisation
communication
repetitive behaviour

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12
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ASD aetiology - 3 things

A
  • genetic
  • biological, NT’s, brain injury
  • psychosocial factors affect how problem presents and how patient copes
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13
Q

ADHD is ?

A

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

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14
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ADHD Boys to girl ratio

A

3:1

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15
Q

ADHD must be …

3 criteria for diagnosis

A

onset <7y
Persistent >1 setting (school and home)
Maladaptive and inconsistent with childs developmental level

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16
Q

Core ADHD symptoms

A

inattention, hyperactivity, impulsivity

17
Q

Dyslexia - boys : girls

A

4:1

18
Q

define dyslexia

A

persistent difficulties in processing and producing written material out of keeping with persons other abilities

19
Q

What is vital in assessment of a childs mental health?

A

including family

social context - can’t control their own like adults

child protection/safe guarding - abuse may underlie presentation

20
Q

ADHD Tx - bio?

A

stimulants - methylphenidate (ritalin, concerta)

non-stimulants - atomoxetine

21
Q

AHDH Tx - psycho?

A

parenting course

22
Q

ADHD Tx - Social?

A

educational liason (special needs)

23
Q

Gillick competency/Fraser guidelines?

A

started with “can Dr give contraceptive to underage girls without parental consent” - now more widely used to assess whether child has maturity to make decisions about their care