Gen Paeds/Developmental Flashcards

1
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What are the 4 diagnostic assessment tools used for intellectual disability and their age range?

A

WPPSI- 2.5-7yo (prekindy/kindy)
WISC- 6y-16yo (6yo have whisk icecream)
WAIS: 16 and above

Stanford Benet- made by diff company, over 2yo

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2
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Name one adaptive function assessment tool used for diagnosing intellectual disabilitu

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There is an increasing shift AWAY from just using IQ measurement scores to diagnose ID.
ABAS-3 is one of the functional assessment tools which looks at their ability to carry out routine function

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3
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What is the % of kids with dyslexia that have dyslexic parents?

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40-60%

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4
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Which gender is more common for dyslexia?

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M

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5
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What happens to Tics during sleep? Are they distractable?

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Not present during sleep, distractable.

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6
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3 components that define a tic?

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Premonitory urge + the tic behaviour+ sense of relief post

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7
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% of kids with tics that resolve, get better or persist after adolescent age

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25-50% resolve
25-50% get better
25-30% persist

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8
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Difference in diagnostic criteria for chronic tic disorder vs Tourettes

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Chronic tic: Motor OR vocal tic, NOT BOTH present >1 year and not secondary to anything else

Tourettes: Motor AND vocal tic present >1 year and not due to anything else

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9
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What neurodevelopmental disorder is most commonly linked with Tourettes/tics

A

ADHD

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10
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Does ADHD severity impact outcome of tic disorder?

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Yes.
Severity and treatment impacts on the prognosis of tic disorder

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11
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Best treatment for tic disorder? Pharm and non-pharm

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CBT is the best.

Pharm: a-agonist ie clonidine and guanfacine

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12
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Where is the damage from HIE most likely to occur and why

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Most commonly in basal ganglia, as its the most active part

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13
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Rough age for the following milestones:
Sitting unaided
Crawling
Pull to stand
Walk

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Sitting unaided: 6 months
Crawling: 8 months
Pull to stand: 12 months
Walk: 15 months

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14
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Most common type of CP

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Spastic diplegia
Then dyskinetic and then ataxic

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15
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Full form of GMFCS and what does it measure?

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Gross motor function classification scale
Measures self initiated movements and level of support required.

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16
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Roughly, what are the 5 levels of CP

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1= can walk independently
2= Require rail with stairs
3= Not able to walk independently, need assistance
4= wheelchair dependant
5= lack head control

17
Q

What is the full form of FMS and what does it measure in relation to CP

A

Functional mobility score
Measures level of functioning at home, school and community

6= capable
1= not capable

18
Q

How does Botox work, when is the peak effect post injection for CP

A

Anticholinergic effect- blocks transmission of signals between nerve and target muscle.
Peak impact ~1month post injection

19
Q

What receptor/neurotransmitter does Baclofen act on?

A

GABA

20
Q

What are 4 predictors of long term outcomes for CP

A
  1. Persistence of primitive reflexes at 2yo
  2. Gross motor outcomes
  3. Type of CP
  4. Intellectual impairment= good predictor
21
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Name 3 tools used to assess ADHD

A

Vanderbilt
Swanson, Nolam and Reiham (SNaP)
ADD-H: teacher’s scale

22
Q

Most common mental health disorder with ADHD

A

Anxiety

23
Q

Most frequently used screening for autism?

A

M-CHAT

24
Q

Rate of sleep difficulty in kids with autism

A

50-80%

25
Q

Erickson stages: Which one is preschool?

A

Preschool- feel guilty as first time leaving kids at school.
Guilt vs Initiative

26
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Erickson stages: Which one is teenage?

A

Identity vs role diffusion

27
Q

Erickson stages: Which one is infant?

A

Trust vs Mistrust

(remember, parents as being trust centre)

28
Q

Erickson stages: Which one is toddler?

A

Autonomy vs shame/doubt

‘Want to feed my myself’

29
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Erickson stages: Which one is school?

A

Industry vs Inferiority

School is an industry