Peds Neuronal Development Flashcards

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Name three examples that intellectual disability is found genetically

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  • down syndrome
  • fragile X
  • cri du chat
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Give some examples of acquired intellectual disability

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  • mom uses etoh while pregnant
  • lead poisoning
  • decreased t4 while in utero
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A patient with an IQ of 70 or greater will have what type of functioning in terms of cognitive skills

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  • they can live, work, do their ADLs, and live independently
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A patient with an IQ of 50- 70 will have what type of cognitive skills?

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  • they can work, perform their ADLs, but may live in a group home for some assistance
  • up to 6th grade intelligence
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A patient with an IQ of 35-49 will have what type of cognitive skills?

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  • can do some ADLs by themselves but will need constant reminders
  • Have up to 3rd grade intelligence
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A patient with an IQ of 20-34 will have about what level of intelligence?

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  • preschool level
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A patient with an IQ of 20 or less will need?

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  • total care
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How will a patient with autism spectrum disorder present?

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  • decreased social communication
  • no emotion connection
  • stereotypy
  • have rigid patterns and gets anxiety with chnage
  • have restricted interests
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What should be ruled out before diagnosing autism spectrum disorder?

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  • learning disabilities and intellectual disabilities
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What is the treatment for autism spectrum disorder?

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  • special ed and social interaction
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How will a patient with ADHD present?

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  • inattentive
  • impulsive
  • talks fast, easily distracted, fails to complete tasks
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What are the criteria to diagnose ADHD?

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  • must be present in at least two settings–? like home and school
  • age has to be 7-12
  • in two settings for at least 6 months
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Treatment for ADHD

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  • stimulants, like methylphenidate

- atomoxetine is second line

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What should be ruled out before diagnosing ADHD?

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  • absence seizures–> maybe the child is spacing out because they are having seizures
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Treatment for tic disorder

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  • D2 receptor antagonists and CBT
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What are the criteria to diagnose tic disorder?

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  • age must be less than 18
  • tics must be going on for at least a year
  • tics can be verbal or physical
17
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What are some possible things to rule out before diagnosing a learning disability in a child?

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  • check their hearing, vision
18
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Define enuresis

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  • the act of urinating in the bed or in his or her clothes
19
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A child less than ___ years old who has never been dry/still wets the bed/clothes is normal.

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7

20
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If the child had a dry period for longer than 6 months, what are some things to consider that may be causing the enuresis?

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  • Is the child acting out?/ Is there a new stressor
  • Does the child have an anatomical problem?
  • Does the child have an infection?
  • Is the child being abused?
21
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In working up a child with enuresis and the child is over 7 or has had a dry period for longer than 6 months, what is the first thing to be ordered?

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  • U/A
22
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Alarm bells and training are first line treatment for enuresis. What medication can be used to help with enuresis (will not fix the enuresis over time- only help for the time used)?

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  • vasopressin/ DdaAVP
23
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What age is autism spectrum disorder most likely detected at?

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  • between 2-4 y/o
24
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define encopresis

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  • pooping bed/clothes
25
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patient is <18 y/o, acts criminally, bullies others and constantly gets into fights. He or she will violate the rules with no remorse.

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Conduct disorder

26
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Treatment for conduct disorder

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  • juvenile rehabilitation
27
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Conduct disorder is the precursor to which personality disorder?

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  • antisocial personality disorder
28
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teen is acting out/ fights authority but gets along with his or her peers–> most likely due to incongruent parenting styles

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oppositional defiant disorder

29
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Treatment for oppositional defiant disorder

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  • train the parents–> need to be a unified front