approach to child with developmental delay Flashcards

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developmental delay definition

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failure to attain appropriate developmental milestones for a childs corrected chronological age

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patterns of abnormal development

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  • delayed which can be global or specific
  • deviation: e.g autism spectrum disorder
  • regression: retts syndrome and metabolic disorders
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3
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uk population born with autism spectrum disorder

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1%

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4
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uk population born with a mild learning disability

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1-2%

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5
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mild learning disability is an iq

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less than 70

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uk population with a severe learning disability

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0.3-0.5%

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severe learning disability is an iq

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less than 50

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8
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u population with a specific learning disability

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5-10%

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red flags for developmental

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  • asymmetry of movement
  • loss of skills
  • concerns re hearing and visions
  • failure to reach for objects by 6 months
  • failure to sit up unsupported by 12 months
  • failure to walk by 18 months
  • failure of speech by 18 months
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for any child who fails to walk by 18 months

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check creatinine kinase levels

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global developmental delay

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significant delay in 2+ of gross motor/ fine motor, speech/ language, cognition or acivites of daily living

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in school age children global developmental delay is known as

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learning disability

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13
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down syndrome also known as

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trisomy 21

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presentation of downs syndrome

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  • heart
  • joints
  • craniofacial findings
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cardiac manifestations of down syndrome

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  • atrioventricular septal defect
  • ventricular spatial defect
  • patent ductus arteriosus
  • tetralogy of falot
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craniofacial manifestations of down syndrome

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falt occipitut (plagiocephaly), small brachycephalic head, epicanthal folds, flat nasal bridge, upward slanting palpebral fissures, brush field spots, protruding tongue, low-set small dysplastic ears

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joint manifestations of down syndrome

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hyperflexibiltiy and atlanto-axial subluxation

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other manifestation of down syndrome

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learning difficulties and epilepsy

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specific developmental delays

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  • motor
  • language
  • sensory deficits
  • developmental deviations
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motor delays

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duchenne muscular dystrophy, cerebral palsy, co-ordination disorders

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language delays

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specific language disorders

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sensory deficits

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occulocutaneous albinims, teacher-collins

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developmental deviations

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autism spectrum disorder

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teacher collins syndrome

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autosomal dominant or autosomal recessive diroder (depending on which gene is the cause) which results in underdeveloped bones of the cheeks, jaw and chin (micrognathia), also associated with cleft palate, hearing loss and vision loss