common issues in older child Flashcards

1
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4 ways to define enuresis

A

primary - always
secondary - 6 months of no spills
diurnal - when awake
nocturnal - when sleeping

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2
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2 times enursis is worrying

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  1. diurnal in school-agers

2. any secondary

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3
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4 gen. causes of diurnal enureisi

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  1. fear
  2. constipation
  3. motivation
  4. disease
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4
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2 causes of secondary

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  1. if nocturnal, usually a variant of primary

2. if nociturnal only, rarely disease

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5
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what is primary epi

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common

- 1% keep til age 15

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6
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main cause of promary

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sleep too deep

  • can’t wake them
  • more REM sleep
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7
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treatment of primary

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just accept and don’t make them feel bad

  • no behavioral
  • no imipramine
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8
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one drug for primary enur

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desmopressin (DDAVP)

  • only for short term like before sleep-over
  • risk of hyponatremic seizures
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9
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use for sleep alarms?

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bad, wakes everyone else up

- maybe for teens

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10
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3 times to treat

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  1. co-bedding
  2. sleepovers
  3. failure of non-medical mgmt
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11
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epi of ADHD

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~5%

  • more boys
  • children under 12
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12
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common ADHD impairments

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  • school
  • social
  • family
  • driving
  • criminal
  • job changes
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13
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common ADHD comorbidities

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ODD, CD, mood, anxiety, BN

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14
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associated factors

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  • low SES
  • low birth weight
  • maternal smoking
  • dysfunctional families
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15
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what is heritibility of ADHD

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pretty strong - 0.8

- runs in families

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16
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env effects on ADHD

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perinatal
- smoking
- alc
- LBW
port-natal
- head injuries
- infection
- autoimmune
17
Q

2 main cog. deficits

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  1. exectuve control

2. higher order processing

18
Q

what is effect of methyphenidate

A

increased DOPA at synapse

19
Q

brain structural diffs (2)

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  1. reduced size

2. slower growth, esp prefrontal cotrex

20
Q

DSM def. of ADHD

A

either A or B
A - innattention
B - hyperactivity/impulsivity

21
Q

3 types

A
  1. primarily inattentive
  2. hyperactive
  3. combined
22
Q

what is hallmark

A

inattention

23
Q

what is very common issue with ADHD

A

learning diability

24
Q

10 Ds of ADHD

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Distracted
Delayed
Dyslexic
Depressed
Dozy
Defiant
Delinquant
Drugged
Diseased
Disconnected
25
Q

what is best Tx for ADHD with behav. probs

A

meds and behavior therapy

26
Q

best for core AHDH

A

meds

27
Q

best for pre-schoolers (4-6yo)

A

behavior therapy

28
Q

4+1? SEs of ADHD drugs

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  1. apptetie supression -common
  2. insomnia - uncommon
  3. emotional after school
  4. anxiety
  5. growth supression - probably not
29
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what is cardiac risk of drugs

A

no major risk

30
Q

best way to give ADHD drugs

A

long acting