Chapter 11: Childhood Neurodevelopmental Disorders Flashcards
What percentage of children adolescents in the US suffer from major mental illness that causes impairment
20%
What three factors affect likelihood of a childhood neurodevelopmental disorders
Biological: Genetic, neurobiological
Psychosocial: temperament, resilience
Environmental factors: witnessing violence, neglect and abuse, bullying
Cultural factors
What are the four parts of the pediatric mental health assessment
Assessment data
Data collection (parents and patient)
Mental status
Developmental assessment
Interventions for children/adolescents
Play therapy (watch kis play)
Bibliotherapy (SPECILIAZED BOOK TO HELP KIDS UNDERSTAND DX)
Expressive art (performing a play, dancing)
Music therapy
Family interventions (if treating the kid you’re treating the family)
Examples of nuerodevelopmental disorders
Communication disorders
Motor disorders
Specific learning disorder
Intellectual developmental disorder
ASD
ADHD
Motor disorders
Tourette’s or tics (involuntary motor/vocal functions)
Meeting with behaviorist to learn how to manage medications, deep brain stimulation.
Specific learning disorders
Dyslexia (reading), dyscalculia (math), Dysgraphia (written expression)
Intellectual development disorder
Deficits in intellectual/social/daily functioning from issue at home
Characteristics of a pt with autism spectrum disorders
Deficits in social relatedness/relationships
obsessive focus
extreme resistance to change
repetitive speech
hyper/hypo-reactivity to sensory input
appears in early childhood
What criteria must be met for a ADHD Dx
ADHD symptoms in two settings
COMMUNICATION DISORDER
EXPRESSIVE PROBLEM (CANT FIND RIGHT WORDS/FORM CLEAR SENTENCES)
RECEPTIVE PROBLEM (CANT UNDERSTAND) POORER PROGNOSIS THAN EXPRESSIVE
SPEECH SOUND DISORDER (WABBIT)
FLUENCY DISORDER (STUTTERING)
SOCIAL COMMUNICATION DISORDER (NO SOCIAL SKILLS, HAVE TO R/O AUTISM)
MOTOR DISORDER
DEVELOPMENTAL COORD DIS (BELOW COORDINATION OD AGE LEVEL, INTEREFERES W/ ADL)
STEREOTYPIC MOVE DIS (ROCKING, NAIL BITING)
TIC DISORDER (3 TYPES, PROVISIONAL: ONE TIC LESS 1 YEAR, PERSISTANT: MORE THAN 1 TIC LESS THAN YEAR, TOURETTES: MULTIPLE TICS MORE THAN 1 YEAR. ADHD MEDS(CNS DEPRESSANTS) EXACERBATE. Treating tic disorders
Behavioral techniques
Medications
Deep brain stimulation (DBS)
Specific learning disorder
ADHD, DUSLEXIA, DYSCALCULIA
INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY
DECREASE INTELLECTUAL/SOCIAL/DAILY FUNCTIOINNG