Pediatric Psychiatry Flashcards

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HEADSSS assessment

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HOME
EDUCATION
ACTIVITIES
DRUGS
SEX
SUICIDE/DEPRESSION
SAFETY
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ADOLESCENTS Depressive Symptoms

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More sleep and appetite disturbances, delusions, suicidal ideation & acts, impairment of functioning
Compared to adults, more behavioral problems, fewer neuro-vegative symptoms

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CHILDREN Depressive Symptoms

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More symptoms of anxiety (i.e. phobias, separation anxiety), somatic complaints, auditory hallucinations
Express irritability with temper tantrums & behavior problems, have fewer delusions and serious suicide attempts

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Intellectual Disability Definition

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a neurodevelopmental disorder with multiple etiologies that encompass a broad spectrum of functioning, disability, and strengths.
The term replaces and improves upon the older term of “mental retardation”
IQ level below 70

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Enuresis Medications

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Desmopressin acetate (DDAVP), can cause hyponatremia
Oxybutynin: day time accident Tx.
Imipramine: tightens sphincter muscles

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Encopresis

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Repeated passage of feces into inappropriate places
Causes:
Long-term constipation
Toilet refusal
Psychological effects:
Struggle within the family
Conflict in other areas of child’s life
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