W8: ADHD

Question 1

ADHD onset is

Answer 1

present by 12, in two or more settings, interferes with functioning

Question 2

ADHD has impacts on

Answer 2

working memory, planning, self-regulation

Question 3

Diagnostic issues include

Answer 3

clear evidence and severity reference of symptoms

Question 4

ADHD affects (pathways)

Answer 4

psychological and neurobiological pathways. Requires clinical judgement

Question 5

ADHD aetiologies include

Answer 5

environmental (family conflict), low birth weight (teratogens), genetics

Question 6

Comorbidities

Answer 6

ODD, CD, SLD, anxiety

Question 7

ADHD can result in

Answer 7

learning difficulties, poor relationships, sleep and risk taking behaviour

Question 8

Diagnosing and treating ADHD requires

Answer 8

a multidisciplinary approach

Question 9

Engaging an ADHD child might involve

Answer 9

Taking breaks, fun activities, allowing more time

Question 10

Engaging with parents might involve

Answer 10

reflective questioning, validation statements, clarifying questions

Question 11

If the behaviour occurs in one context

Answer 11

This means that the behaviour is controllable

Question 12

ADHD is characterised by

Answer 12

A lack of control over behaviour