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children cram Flashcards

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ADHD -stimulant side effects (4)

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less appetitie
weight loss
cardiovascular
disrupted sleep cycle

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ADHD - etiology (3)

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alcohol
nicotine
low birth weight

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CD -specifier (name and two comments)

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Low positive social emotions - callous
most severe
brain - striatum

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CD - etiology

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moral awareness
genetic
increase model / reinforcement anti-social behaviour
negative peer influence
lack parental supervision
poverty / crime in suburb
low heart rate
social info processing bias - react -ve to ambiguity
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CD and ADHD best behavioural treatment

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multi systemic - high intensity intervention

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CD - fast track study

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20 years
high risk 3 year olds
2 groups
fast track intervention: grade 9 less diagnosis, other externalising and CDl 
grade 11: less arrests
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Dyslexia - brain

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temoroparietal

occiptotemporal

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Dyscalculia brain

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parital low activity

poor semantic memory = heritable

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Dylexia prevalance

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5-10%

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Dyscalulia prevalance

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4-7 %

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ASD sympotoms (4)

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repetitive, restricted behaviour
social communication and interactions
early childhood onset
limit and impair functioning

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ASD: repetitive, restricted behaviour (7)

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speech
movement
object uses
interest
routines
rituals
sensitivity to sensory
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ASD: social communication and interactions (5)

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joint attention
back and forth conversation
sharing interests and emotions
eye contact
relationship with peers
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ASD - etiology (4)

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genes + environment (twin and family studies)
heritable
overgrowth in brain by age 2
abnormal cerrebelum

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ASD - treatment

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parent training
ABA
intensive social skills and communication intervention
PACT
EDSM
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Intellectual Disability - diagnosis (3)

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IQ 2SD below +- SEM (cognitive)
adaptive functioning
onset as child

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Intellectual disability etiology (6)

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many
genetic
chromosomal
medical as infant
injury at birth
gene diseases
pregnancy infections
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ID - treatment

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residential or multi systemic

operant conditioning
ABA
self instruction (speak to self while doing)
computer assisted instruction

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Dyslexia - etiology

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gene - enviroment interaction

heritable

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SLD - communication

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fluency - stuttering
speech sounds - phonological
langauge - expressive and repitive

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SLD - motor

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touretters before age 18
developmental coodination disorder (not ID or cerebal palsy)
stereotypic movement disorder (repeated. lacks purpose, impair function)

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SLD - DSM-5

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unexpected impairment

inconsistent with age, schooling

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Separation Anxiety Disorder

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recurent excessive
fear of what will happen to parent
refusal / reluctance to part
nightmares
physical : head and stomach aches

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