Ch 14 Flashcards

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What kind if medication is used ti treat ADHD?

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Stimulants

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2
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What kind of treatment is used to treat autism?

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Behavioral therapy

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3
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Down Syndrome

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Extra 21st chromosome, facial features

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4
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Lesch Nehan Syndrome

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Only found in men
Intellectuall disability, cerebral palsy, self harming behavior

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5
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Disorders in this chapter

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Originate in childhood and are more apparent later on

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6
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Genetic influence of ADHD is..

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High

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7
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Genetic influence if autism is…

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Moderate

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8
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This NT is heavily involved in ADHD

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Dopamine

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9
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Two categories of ADHD

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Inattention,
Hyperactivity/impulsivity

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10
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What genotypes can predict for ADHD?
What else?

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Dopamine transport DAT 1,
Serotonin transporter

Psychosocial distress

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11
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ADHD is found in .., percent of children

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5%

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12
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Boys vs girls ADHD stats

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Boys are 2 to 3 times more likely to be diagnosed than girls (ADHD)

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13
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ADHD can show signs as early as..

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12 months old

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14
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How influences is ADHD by genetics?

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Highly

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15
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Copy number variant

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Genes that are deleted because of a mutation

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16
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Diagnostic criteria for ADHD

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6 or more symptoms present for at least 6 months that is inconsitent w developmental level and negatively impacts life
Symptoms oresent before age 12
Symptoms. Present in 2+ settings

17
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Ritalin inhibits what genes? What disorder does it treat?

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DAT1, ADHD

18
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What prenatal behaviors increase risk of ADHD?

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Smoking/alcohol

19
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The volume of brain in ppl with ADHD is … …

20
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Treatment of ADHD

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Psychosocial, biological, and

21
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Psychoosical intervention for ADHD

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Behavioral
Reinforcement,, reward fir improvements, no reward for misbehavior
Parent education program
Social skills training

22
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Biological intervention for ADHD

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Medication (stimulants)

23
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What meds are used for ADHD?

A

methylphenidate (Ritalin, Adderall) and several nonstimulant medications such as atomoxetine (Strattera), guanfacine (Tenex), and clonidine

24
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Nonstimulate drugs

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atomoxetine (Strattera)

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methylphenidate (Ritalin) works best for those with a defect in what gene?
ADRA2A
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Side effects if ADHD drogas
Insomnia, drowsiness, and irritability
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Specific learning disorder
Neurodevelopmental disorder, Academic performance below what is expected
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Response to intervention
Sld indentified by response to intervention is inforior to oeers
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Childhood onset fluency disorder
Stuttering
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Expressive or receptive
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Prevalence of SLD
5 to 15 %
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DSM criteria for specific lesrning disorder
Difficulty learning and using academic skills, persist for 6+ months, Quanifyiabke low academic skills
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Treatment of learning disorders
Educational intervention: Specific skills instruction and strategy instruction Ex: Direct Instruction, an adapting learning plan
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Using an fMRI comparing children with learning difficulties to those without, it showed that…
Intensive training made children with learning difficulties brain behave more similarly to those without
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Social communication disorder
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Autism spectrum disorder