behavior and mental health Flashcards

1
Q

colic

A

3 weeks to 3 months
>3 hrs per day
>3 days per week
>3 weeks duration

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2
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how much crying is normal up to 6 wks old

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2 hours per day

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3
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how much crying is normal after 6 wks

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3 hrs per day

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4
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age for breath holding spell

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6-18 months

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5
Q

assoc with breath holding spells?

A

iron def anemia

not causative, but treatment reduces frequency of spells

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6
Q

when head banging is concerning

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after 4 years

if associated with developmental delay

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7
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when biting is concerning

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after 3 years

- redirect, remove reinforcement, time out

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8
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when to intervene on thumb sucking

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after age 4 - then risk of malocclusion

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9
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management of phobias

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desensitization

CBT

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10
Q

ADHD dx criteria

A

inattentiveness, impulsivity, +/- hyperactivity

  • before age 12
  • in 2+ settings
  • impairs functioning
  • for >6 months
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11
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risk factors for ADHD

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  • maternal tobacco and alcohol use
  • lead
  • low BW
  • prematurity
  • IUGR
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12
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pathways affected in ADHD

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decreased activity in dopa and noradrenergic pathways

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13
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organic factors that can mimic ADHD

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  • visual or hearing deficits
  • lead
  • thyroid dysfn
  • previous neuro damage
  • medications: phenobarb, antihistamines
  • fragile X, FAS, Williams syndrome
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14
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relative contraindications for ADHD medications

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  • young age/small size
  • heart conditions
  • psych conditions
  • seizures
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15
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stimulant effects on other meds

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  • increase concentrations TCAs and seizure meds
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16
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SEs of stimulants

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  • usual stuff (tachycardia, insomnia, etc)
  • unmasking tic symptoms
  • isolated motor tics may occur and is usually transient
17
Q

non stimulant ADHD meds

A
  • atomoxetine (norepi uptake inhib)

- clonidine and guanfacine

18
Q

atomoxetine contraindications

A
  • not w/in 2 weeks of MAO inhibitors

- caution in patients with cardiac conditions or albuterol therapy

19
Q

atomoxetine SEs

A
  • GI
  • fatigue, dizziness
  • sedating - give at bedtime
20
Q

first line agent for depression in children

A

fluoxetine (only FDA approved medication)

- could also use citalopram or sertraline

21
Q

fluoxetine SEs

A
  • headache, insomnia, GI upset

- inhibition of CYP450

22
Q

amitryptiline contraindications

A
  • seizures
  • cardiac disorders
  • MAO inhibitors in past 14 days
23
Q

amitryptiline SEs

A
  • anticholinergics
  • monitor EKG, BP, and CBC
  • urine may turn blue/green
24
Q

conduct disorder

A

severe behavioral concerns that impinge on the rights of others or violate age-appropriate social rules