Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Flashcards

1
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By Age 2, the Brain is what percentage adult weight?

A

75%

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2
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By Age 6, the Brain is what percentage adult weight?

A

95%

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3
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By Age 7, the Brain is what percentage adult weight?

A

100%

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4
Q

Left Hemisphere experiences a growth spurt between what ages?

A

3-6

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5
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Left Hemisphere function?

A

Language Skills

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6
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Right Hemisphere functions?

A

Spatial Skills

Recognition of Shapes and Patterns

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7
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The Corpus Callosum grows between what ages?

A

3-6

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8
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Which part of brain controls development of fine and gross motor through play?

A

Corpus Callosum

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9
Q

DZ Twins share how much genes?

A

50%

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10
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MZ Twins share how much genes?

A

100%

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11
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Which childhood behaviour conditions are highly genetic?

A

ADHD and Autism

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12
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What is used to identify genetic risk factors for psychiatric disorders?

A

Genome Wide Association Studies

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13
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Fetal Alcohol Syndrome affects what part of brain?

A

Cerebellum

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14
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Prolonged Stress causes prolonged production of which hormone?

A

Cortisol

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15
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Early life stress influences function of what circuit in brain?

A

Limbic

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16
Q

What fires when associate an action with subsequent reward in operant conditioning?

A

Dopamine Neurons

17
Q

Early Adversity in childhood has what four functions?

A

Decreases DA Response
Decreased Reward Sensitivity
Increased Behaviour to Elicit Reward
Increased Tolerance and Behaviour

18
Q

What happens to the social brain at 6 weeks?

A

sensorimotor control emerging

19
Q

What happens to the social brain at 24 months:

A

secondary representation: able to recognise and label emotions

20
Q

What happens to the social brain at 3-4 years old?

A

Metarepresentation

21
Q

What medication is useful to treating anxiety around school?

A

Serotonin Reuptake inhibitors eg Fluoxetine

22
Q

When does Autism begin?

A

Below Years Old

23
Q

Male/Female Ratio in Autism?

A

3:1