child psych Flashcards
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chromo 5 deletion
more common in F
crying similar to meowing kitten
unusual facial features (excessive drooling)
low birth weight
cognitive, speech and motor delays
prader-willi
chromo 15 defect (hypothalamus dysfunction)
stunted growth
childhood –> insatiable appitate, over-eating
adolescence –> DM II, obese
compulsive behavior, temper outbursts
fragile X
FMR1 gene mutation
delayed speech and language development by age 2
long and narrow face, large ears, flat feet
impaired communication and social interactions, seizures, anxiety, intellectual disability mild
Retts
McCP2 gene, females
problems emerge after 18 months. lose purposeful use of hands. slow growth.
4 learning disorders
reading
math
written expression
NOS (not otherwise specified)
motor disorder
development coordination disorder
communication disorders (4)
1) expressive language disorder (difficulty in recalling words and producing sentences, limited vocab)
2) mixed receptive-expressive language disorder (difficulty in understanding words)
3) phonological disorder
4) childhood onset fluency disorder (stutter)
autism spectrum
onset 2nd year of life
ADHD
symptoms present before age 12
types:
1. combined
2. predominately inattentive
3. predominantly hyperactive-impulsive
diagnosis: six or more of a list of critera for at least 6 months
conduct disorder
repetitive and persistent pattern of behaviors in which basic right of others or societal norms are violated ( 3 or more critera in past 12 months with more than 1 in last 6 months)
- aggression to ppl or animals
- destruction of property
- deceitfulness or theft
- serious violation of rules
oppositional defiant disorder
negativisitc, hostile and defiant behavior lasting at least 6 months during which at least four of the following present:
- loses temper
- argues w adults
- actively defies or refused to comply with adults
- deliberately annoys people
- blames others
- touchy or easily annoyed
- spiteful
tic disorders
sudden, rapid, recurrent, non-rhythmic motor movement or vocalization
- tourettes
- persistent chronic motor or vocal tic disorder
- provisionl tic disorder
tourettes
multiple motor and one or more vocal tics for over 1 year
selective mutism
failure to speak in specific social situations despite speaking in others
separation anxiety
inappropriate anxiety about separation form individuals or home for at least 4 weeks