Developmental delay Flashcards

1
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define developmental delay

A

failure to attain appropriate developmental milestones for the child’s corrected chronological age

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2
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what are the 7 red flags for development

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  • asymmetry of movement
  • not reaching our for objects by 6 months
  • unable to sit up unsupported by 12 months
  • unable to walk by 18 months
  • no speech by 18 months
  • vision/hearing concerns by parents
  • regression / loss of skills
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3
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give patterns of abnormal development

A

Delay
Deviation
Regression

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4
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list subgroups of delay as a pattern of abnormal development and their definitions

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global - significant delay in >=2 domains

specific - 1 domain

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5
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give an example of global developmental delay

A

Down’s syndrome

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6
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give examples of specific developmental delay

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Cerebral palsy
Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
Treacher Collins

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7
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give an example of deviation as a pattern of abnormal development

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Autism Spectrum Disorder

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8
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Give examples for regression of development

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Rett’s syndrome

Metabolic disorders - Hunter’s syndrome

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9
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list features of Down’s syndrome

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cardiac anomalies - AVSD 
GI anomalies - duodenal atresia 
Visual - cataracts 
Hearing - recurrent AOM 
MSK - atlantoaxial instability 
Hypothyroidism 
dysmorphic features 
OSA
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10
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inheritance pattern of DMD

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X linked recessive

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11
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features and progression of DMD

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delay in gross motor skills 
unable to walk by 18 months 
raised CK 
weakness in pelvic girdle muscles 
Gower's sign 
Excessive lumbar lordosis 
calf pseudohypertrophy 
wheelchair bound by teens 
die in 20s due to cardiorespiratory muscle failure
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12
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list the subtypes of CP

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hemiplegic - one side affected
diplegic - both legs affected
quadriplegic - all limbs affected

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13
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Why do those with CP require physiotherapy

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muscle groups get tighter than others so need PT to prevent spasms

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14
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list conditions associated with CP

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epilepsy 
mobility and ortho 
learning disabilities 
communication difficulties 
feeding difficulties 
hip dislocations 
behavioural problems 
dental decay 
silent reflux
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15
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What is the inheritance pattern of Treacher Collins and what type of hearing loss does it cause

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Autosomal dominant

CHL

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16
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What is the autistic triad

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impaired:
communication - receptive or expressive delay
social interaction - no empathy, doesnt follow social rules
flexibility of thought - no imagination, concrete and literal, routine is favoured
PLUS
sensory issues
restricted and repetitive behaviours

17
Q

the term global developmental delay applies to all ages, true or false

A

false
applies to <5yo
school age children = learning disability ?difficulty