Childhood and dev Flashcards

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Neurodevelopmental dx

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  • disruption in normal dev
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Barriers to tx in kids

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  • stigma in kids or parents
  • young kids lack lang skills
  • lack consistent screening for kids
  • lack coor among settings (school, PCP)
  • high costs
  • premature termination of tx–disagree, can’t afford
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Most common neurodev dx

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ADHD and mood dx (dep), then conduct dx

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Factors of childhood mental illness

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  • long term mental dx in adults
  • dec SE
  • child welfare involvement
  • need special ed resources
  • thwarted brain dev
  • conflict in fam/community
  • juvenile sys involved
  • phys health impaired
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rf for neurodev dx

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  • bio: genetics, neurobio
  • psych: temperament
  • enviro: abuse, trauma, dec SES, parenting (maternal psych dx, controlling or emo unavail, crim hx)
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Protective fx for neurodev dx

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Resiliency (adapt to chx/adversity)
- inner strength
- healthy coping strat
- fxn avoid strong emo
- reach out for help
- pos attitude and poor relx
- form nurturing relx w/ other adults
- positive self-image
- fam cohesion
- pos relx w/ at least 1 parent
- temperament
- support
- academic achievement
- pos peer relx

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Temperament

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attitude, mood, and bx of kids used to cope with environment

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PMH nurse role

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  • assess
  • ID fam needs
  • early ID is key
  • promote pt rights
  • s&r as last resort
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NC of nurse interview

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  • depends on dev level (can sense when insincere)
  • est tx alliance
  • assess parent-child intx
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Who should you consult for child’s inner symptoms?

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Child
- SI, mood

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Who should you consult for child’s external symptoms?

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Parents
- bx, relx

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Communicating w/ child with neurodev dx

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  • use simple, concrete phrases
  • corroborate info with adult
  • ask yes/no direct questions, not open-ended
  • use play media
  • may not be able to give accurate timeline
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Preschool interview

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  • Probs putting feelings into words, think concretely
  • use play, conduct in play room
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School-grad interview

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  • can use constructs, provide larger explanations
  • establish rapport thru competitive games
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Adolescent interview

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  • egocentric; inc self-conscious, fear of shame
  • let them know what info will be shared w/ parents if under 16
  • direct, candid approach
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Assessment for kids includes…

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  • fam fxn (parent-child relx)
  • current prob: nature, severity, length, better/worse, triggers, describe bx at home
  • hx: previous tx, fam hx, dev and social hx incl mother’s birth and preg hx
  • mental status
  • physical exam
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Cognition

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learning and problem solving

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social and emotional dev

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smiling, waving

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speech and lang emo dec

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ability to understand and use lang

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fine motor dev

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use small muscles in hands and fingers to pick up

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gross motor dev

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use large muscles, sit up, stand

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basic principles of kids bx

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  • all bx has meaning
  • address the need behind the bx
  • kids want to bx and please those they care about
  • kids with MI often can’t clearly comm needs
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Basic comm for kids

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  • treat with respect and preserve dignity
  • seek solutions, not blame
  • avoid “no” and don’t” and use “do”
  • instill hope: learn to comm needs clearly, manage feels, learning they are competent and worthwhile
  • never give up!
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bx tx for kids and adols

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  • reward desired bx
  • bibliotherapy
  • expressive arts therapy
  • journal
  • music therapy
  • fam intx
  • psychopharm
  • disruptive bx management (time outs)
  • play therapy
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When to reward a kid after a bx
Very soon after; adolescents can wait longer
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Play therapy
- express feelings thru play - great for young kids (lets them show emo they don't have words for) - individualize! creative and dynamic! CANNOT be standardized - rooted in psychodynamic therapy
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Who plays the violent role in play therapy?
Kids, NOT the adults!
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