Lange Child Psych Flashcards

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1
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What is the most common method children use to attempt suicide

A

Substance ingestion

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2
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Psychomotor agitation in depression seen more commonly in which peds sub population

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Children vs. adolescents

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3
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what are common side effects of synthetic ADH

A

headahces and nausea

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4
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What % comobrbidity between MDD and childhood anxiety disorders

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50%

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5
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Major fluoxetine side effects

A

GI disturbances and nausea

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6
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Rett disorder is only seen in?

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Only in girls. Concordance rate for monozygotic twins is 100%

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Risk factors for conduct disorder

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Biological father absent, mom with somatization disorder/alcohol abuse, large family, conflict/aggressive parents

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8
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Treatment for tourettes?

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Clonidine (alpha adrenergic receptor agonist). Clonidine also helps control sx of comorid ADHD. antipyschotics (FDA approved - pimozide and haldol) but more atypicals used now for better metabolic side effects.

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9
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Stimulants are first line for ADHD but are also a/w with increased risk of developing?

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Tics. If child has history of tics, then try to avoid stimulants to treat ADHD (although another answer says that it can still be used with tcs)

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10
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Learning disorder dx

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Reading achievement needs to be significantly lower than age appropriate IQ

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11
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What % of children with learning disorder have comorbid psych disorder?

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50%. Usually ADHD, anxiety, depression.

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What gender kids usually has enuresis. % of comorbid psych disorder in that gender?

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Usually boys. Comorbidity usually 20%. Comorbidity is higher in girls

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13
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Clonidine adv effect upon initiation?

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Sedation. Usually subsides with continued tx. Hypotension can also occur but usually not significant.

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14
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Use stimulants for ADHD even with tics?

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Yes according to this answer.

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15
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Identification

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Processing of adopting other people’s characteristics. Important for kids personality development

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16
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Most common outcome of childhood abuse

A

Depression

17
Q

Agnosia

A

Inability to recognize objects despite intact senses

18
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Anomia

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Inability to name objects even though object is reconigzable and can be described by patient

19
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Apraxia

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Inability to perform learned motor skills despite normal strength and coordination

20
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IQ levels/descriptions. What’s normal? Mild/moderate/severe/profound

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Normal: 90-110. Mild: 55-70, moderate:40-54, severe is 25-39, profound is below 25.

21
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Chapped hands/derm stuff found is indicative of what disorder?

A

OCD - frequent handwashing

22
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Stages of development

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Infant (0-18): establish secure sense of trust from empathic caregriver. Toddler (18-36): learn autonomy, separation from caregiver. Preschooler (3-6): oedipal stage. Loves parent of opposite sex, jealously hostility towards parent of same sex, obsession of superheroes helps them cope with their own feelins og smallness and indaequacy by id-ing with characters who are strong and powerful. school age (7-12): follow rules, start using reasoning to test fantasy, concrete thinking. adolescence (13-17) can think abstractly

23
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Substance frequency does or does not indicate substance abuse or dependence

A

DOES NOT.

24
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REMEMBER language problem is required criteria for autistic disorder. Speech delay, difficulty starting converation, stereotyped use of language

A

X

25
Q

What are common findings in anoreXia

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Hyperchoelsterolemia, mild nomorcytic anemia. if vomiting, hypokalemia, hypochloremia, metabolic alkalosis

26
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Kids who are schizophrenics usually have a parent who?

A

has schizophrenia or has schizotypal personality disorder

27
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What is a type of school for kids with psych illnesses

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Therapeutic day school