Chapter 11: Childhood Neurodevelopmental Disorders Flashcards

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What percentage of children adolescents in the US suffer from major mental illness that causes impairment

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20%

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What three factors affect likelihood of a childhood neurodevelopmental disorders

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Biological: Genetic, neurobiological

Psychosocial: temperament, resilience

Environmental factors: witnessing violence, neglect and abuse, bullying

Cultural factors

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What are the four parts of the pediatric mental health assessment

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Assessment data

Data collection (parents and patient)

Mental status

Developmental assessment

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Interventions for children/adolescents

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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)

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Examples of nuerodevelopmental disorders

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 Communication disorders
 Motor disorders
 Specific learning disorder
 Intellectual developmental disorder
 ASD
 ADHD

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Motor disorders

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Tourette’s or tics (involuntary motor/vocal functions)

Meeting with behaviorist to learn how to manage medications, deep brain stimulation.

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Specific learning disorders

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Dyslexia (reading), dyscalculia (math), Dysgraphia (written expression)

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Intellectual development disorder

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Deficits in intellectual/social/daily functioning from issue at home

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Characteristics of a pt with autism spectrum disorders

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Deficits in social relatedness/relationships

obsessive focus

extreme resistance to change

repetitive speech

hyper/hypo-reactivity to sensory input

appears in early childhood

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What criteria must be met for a ADHD Dx

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ADHD symptoms in two settings

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COMMUNICATION DISORDER

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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)

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MOTOR DISORDER

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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)

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Specific learning disorder

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ADHD, DUSLEXIA, DYSCALCULIA

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INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY

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DECREASE INTELLECTUAL/SOCIAL/DAILY FUNCTIOINNG

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