L16: Autism spectrum disorders Flashcards

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What did Grunya Sukhareva do?

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first person to publish list of autism traits in 1925

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What do autistic people have difficulties with in socio-emotional reciprocity

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  • working co-operatively
  • sharing enjoyment and interets with others
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What do autistic people have difficulties with in relationships?

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  • developing
  • maintaining
  • understanding
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What do autistic people have difficulties in within communicative behaviours?

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  • jokes and sarcasm
  • social use of language
  • literal interpretation
  • body language, facial expressions and gestures
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List 2 language development issues in autism

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  • lack or delayed onset of speech
  • gramatical structure is more rigid in ASD than in TD
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List 3 issues with speech development in autism

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  • unusual or odd sounding prosody
  • less social and communicative competence
  • prosody could become a stigmatising barrier to social acceptance
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List 4 RRBs in DSM5

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  • highly restricted, fixated interests
  • stereotypical use of speech
  • insistence to sameness and ritualized patterns of verbal and non-verbal behaviours
  • hyper/hypo reactivity to sensory input
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Why can sensory sensitivities be an issue in autistic people?

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They can interfere with functions of daily life and could hinder the development of communication skills

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What are sensory sensitivites associated with?

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  • social and emotional skills
  • anxiety levels
  • behavioural functions
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List 3 points of autism diagnosis

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  • symptoms must be present in the early develomental period
  • symptoms cause clinically significant impairment in social, occupational or other areas of functioning
  • Intellectual disability and ASD frequently co-occur; to make comorbid diagnoses of ASD and intellectual disability
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What is the level 1 security level of ASD?

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requiring support

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What is the level 2 security level of ASD?

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requiring substantial support

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What is the level 3 security level of ASD?

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requiring very substantial support

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List 3 social communications in the LVL1 security level

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  • without support social communication cause noticeable impairments
  • difficulty initiating social interactions
  • may have decreased interest in social interactions
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List 3 RRBs associated with the LVL1 security level

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  • inflexiblity of behaviour causes interference with functioning
  • difficulty in switching between activities
  • problems of organisation and planning
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List 3 social communication issues in the LVL2 security level

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  • marked deficits in verbal and nonverbal social communication skills
  • social impairments apparent
  • limited initation of social interactions and reduced abnormal responses to social overtures from others