child and adolescent psych Flashcards

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what are conduct disorders ?

A

repetitive and persistent patterns of antisocial, aggressive or defiant behaviours

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how do you manage conduct disorders ?

A
parent training course
modify school environment
functional family therapy
child intervention
treat comorbidity
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3
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what is ADHD/HKD ?

A

developmentally abnormal attention
hyperactivity
impulsivity
highly comorbid

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how do you manage ADHD ?

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psychoeducation
meds - stimulants, atomoxetine
behavioural intervention
parent training

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5
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what is mediation management of ADHD ?

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methylphenidate

atomoxetine

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6
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what factors increase risk of suicide ?

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persistent suicidal ideas
previous suicidal behaviour
high lethality of method
high intent/motivation
ongoing precipitating stress
mental disorder
poor physical health
impulsivity, neuroticism
parent mental health
physical/sexual abuse
disconnection from support system
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7
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how do you manage suicide risk ?

A

admit to ward

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what is autism spectrum disorder ?

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distinctive behavioural abnormalities
associated with low IQ
pervasive
heritable

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9
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what neurochemistry problem is associated with autism ?

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glutaminergic and GABA receptor issue

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what are distinctive features of autism ?

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social - reciprocal conversation, communication problems

repetitive behaviour - mannerisms and stereotypes, obsessions, rigid behaviour

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what causes autism ?

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congenital or genetics

rubella, callosal agenesis, Down syndrome, fragile X, Tuberous sclerosis

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what are features of oppositional defiant disorder ?

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refusal to obey adults
argues with adults
loses temper
deliberately annoys people
touchy/easily annoyed
spiteful/vindictive
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