Pediatric psychiatry Flashcards

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What are the causes of Intellectual disability (mental retardation)?

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50% are idiopathic
- Genetic: Down syndrome & Fragile X (most common inherited form of ID)
- Acquired: Hypothyroidism, TORCH infection, prematurity, jaundice, drinking in pregnancy

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Tx of mental retardation?

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Special education & social care

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Diagnostic criteria of ADHD

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  • Impulsivity (answer before question is finished, interrupts people, cant wait their turn)
  • Inattention (talk fast, easily distracted, fails to complete tasks, lose things)
  • Must present in two settings (home & school), the onset between 7-12 ys*
  • Symptoms > 6 months
  • Impairment in kid’s function (learning, socializing, academically)
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Tx of ADHD?

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  • Stimulants (amphetamine)
  • Special education
  • Training parents
  • Follow up for absence seizure (treat it with Ethosuximide)
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Diagnostic Criteria for Autism?

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  • Impaired social communication: social reciprocity (cant understand others emotions), social relationships, non-verbal communication, joint attending
  • Restricted /repetitive behavior: restricted interest, rigid through pattern, change in sensory perception.
    ** R/O Learning disability and mental retardation
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Tx of Autism?

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Special education
Social interaction

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Tic disorder management?

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CBT (habit reversal therapy)
Medications (dopamine antagonist OR alpha2-agonist)

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Dx of Tic disorder?

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  • <18 ys diagnosis,
  • symptoms > 1 years
  • physical or vocal tic
  • Echolalia (repeating other words)
  • associated with OCD & ADHD
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Oppositional defiant disorder diagnostic criteria

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  • One individual involved (not sibling)
  • > 4 symptoms for > 6 months:
    1- Anger-irritable mood (loses temper, easily annoyed, often angry)
    2- Defiant behavior (break rules, blames others)
    3- Vindictivene
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Oppositional defiant disorder diagnostic criteria

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  • One individual involved (not sibling)
  • > 4 symptoms for > 6 months:
    1- Anger-irritable mood (loses temper, easily annoyed, often angry)
    2- Defiant behavior (break rules, blames others)
    3- Want-to-revenge (vindictiveness): at least 2 times in 6 months
  • these are not involved in bullying or animal heart
  • doesn’t involve physical aggression
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Tx of Oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) And Conduct disorder (anti-social kids)

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Behavior modification
Parent management training

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Conduct disorder (Anti-social)

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  • Lack remorse for committing criems
  • Lack empathy to their victims
  • Theft: Broken into house or car
  • Serious violation of rules: run away from home twice at night
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Enuresis diagnosis and Tx?

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Dx:
- Recurrent urination into clothes (bed wetting) in > 5 years developmentally
- 2 times/week for 3 or more following months
- Nocturnal or diurnal or both
Tx:
1- Limited fluid and caffeine before bed
2- Urine alarm
3- Last option: Desmopressin

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Encopresis:

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Recurrent defecation into inappropriate places
Tx:
1- Without constipation: behavioral program (bowel training)
2- Due to constipation: bowel cleaning followed by stool softeners & high fiber diet

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