childhood psych disorders Flashcards

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how many children are receiving service?

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1 in 4- most NOT in formal mental health settings

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rates of mental illness in children

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14-20%

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suicide # leading cause of death in teens

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3rd

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most common mental health disorders

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ADHD
depression
anxiety

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risk factors for mental health issues

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chronic health issues
brain damage
temperament
genetics
family factors
psychosocial factors
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comorbidies

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rule rather than exception

about 1/3 of children with ADHD have ADHD alone

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internalizing

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affecting you

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externalizing

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affecting those around you

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gender in childhood vs adult depression

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childhood: males= females
adults: females 2:1 males

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childhood depression more at risk for

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substance abuse
anxiety disorders
adult depression
bipolar disorder

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best evidence for depression treatment

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cognitive behavioral therapy

–ssris?

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adolescents with MDD

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1 in 20

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percent of adolescents that make suicide attempts each year

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9%

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suicides versus completion

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rare event, but hard to predict

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increased SSRi linked to

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decrease suicide attempt

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FDA lable for ped OCD

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zoloft
luvox
prozax
anafranil

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FDA label for Ped-MDD

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prozac > 8 years

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onset of action

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6-12 weeks

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trend in antidepressants

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decline

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best treatment for child MDD

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floxtine + CBT

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TADS columbia study

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gave antidepressants black box warning- use with caution!

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chilren with anxiety

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look shut down, but physiologically very aroused

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anxiety risk factors

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temperament
genetics/epigenetics
attachment (anxious-resistant)
anxiety/depression in parent
anxious, hostile parenting style
trauma/environmental stress
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what are the worst type of anxious parenting styles?

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randomly/inconsistently hostile

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on their own, stressful life events

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do not provide a full explanation for the development of anxiety disorders

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percentage of US children with anxiety

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10-20%

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most common childhod psych disorder

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anxiety

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anxiety and comorbidies

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has a high rate

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normal dev fears birth-6 months

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loud noises
loss of physical support
rapid position changes
rapidly approaching/unfamiliar objects

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7-12 months

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strangers
looming objects
sudden confrontaton
unexpected objects
unfamilar people
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1-5 years fears

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strangers
storms
animals
dark
separation from parents
machines
objects
loud noises
toilet
monsters
ghosts insections
bodily harm
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6-12 years fears

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supernatural beings
bodily injury 
disease (AIDS, cancer)
burglars
staying alone
failure
criticism
puihsment
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12-18 years fears

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tests
bodily injury
scrutiny
appearance
body image
performance
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abnormal anxiety is more

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frequency and intensity than content

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pathology categorized by

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pervasiveness
intensity
time consuming
debility

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placebos nad children

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very responsive to

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combined therapy is best in

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moderate-severe anxiety

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majority of primary anxiety disorders in children

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remit over time
greater than 1/3 develop new disorders
GAD-greatest risk

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3 types of child ADHD

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inattentive
hyperactive/impulsive
combined

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percentage of childhood adhd that continues into adulthood

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60%

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adhd brain

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dysregulation of Ne and DA in frontal striatl systems

temporalar insular cortex to feed up- much less efficient

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pleasurable, on

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positive reinforcement

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pleasurable, off

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extinction

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averse, on

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punishment

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averse, off

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negative reingorcement

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punishment vs extinction

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punishment is faster but extinction re-establishes neural networks to change behavior is long-term

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side effects of meds for adhd

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insomnia
tics
appetite suppresion/decreased growth

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OCD in children

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1-2% of population