pediatric neurology Flashcards
Denver II
deisgned to screen expressive and receptive language, gross motor, fine motor and personal social skills
age group accessed using denver II
0 to 6 years of age
what is the most common developmental disability of childhood
developmental language disorder
what plays a role in ADHD
a genetic imbalance of catecholamine metabolism in the cerebral cortex
prenatal exposure to tobacco is associated with
ADHD
medications for for ADHD
methylphenidate, dextroamhetamine, atomoxetine
type of med you should prescrive ADHD pt with illicit drug use
atomexetine (NE reuptake inhibitor)
autism spectrum disorder
impairments in socialization, communication, and behavior
at what age do symptoms need to be present for Autism diagnoses
3 years old
clinical features of autism
impaired social interaction
impaired communication
restricted and repetitive stereotyped patterns of behavior
deviant behavior, regressive, absorbing interests, ritualistic behavior when disrupted results in a age or tantrum
pervasice developmental disorder (NOs)
patients that have some but not all of the criteria for the diagnosis of autism or asperger syndrome
deceleration of head growth , sterotypic hand movements and dmeentia
Rett Syndrome
global developmental delay
children younger than the age of 5 with significant cognitive deficits because IQ testing is less reliable in this age group
intellecutla disability
significant subaverage intellectula function
limitiations in adaptive functioning
onset before age 18 years of age