ADHD, AUTISM, CEREBRAL PALSY

Question 1

Symptoms of autism

Answer 1

Lack of eye contact
Difficulties in communication
Reduced sensitivity to pir
Underdeveloped sense of danger
Repition of words and phrases
Inapropriate Laughter
Reject social touch

Question 2

Benefits of low PHE diet to children with PKU

Answer 2

Better growth and development
Promote intellectual development

Question 3

Cerebral palsy associated impairments

Answer 3

Sleep disorders
Intellectual impairments
Breathing difficulties
Bladder control problem
Unable to walk
Behavior disorder
Vision Impairment
Saliva control problem
Unable to talk
Epilepsy

Question 3

Autistic spectrum disorder

Answer 3

ODD
ADD
Auditory processing
Sensory Integration Disorder
Gifted
OCD
Tourettes
Anxiety
ADHD
Specific Learing Difficulties

Question 3

Children with AHD may

Answer 3

• trouble paying attention
• trouble controlling impulsive behaviours
• overly active

Question 4

Autism treatment may include

Answer 4

medication
behavioral
psychological
educational therapy

Question 4

Emotional and social development
Most children by age 2 are:

Answer 4

1. Deloping self awareness
2. Aware that they may not always get what they want or that they may have to wait for it
3. Interested and excited about being with other children,
4. Not concerned about gender differences,

Question 4

Risk factors of autism ma include

Answer 4

• Having sibling with ASD
• Having older parents
• Having certain genetic conditions—people with conditions such as Down syndrome, fragile X syndrome, and Rett syndrome are more likely than others to have ASD
• Very low birth weight

Question 4

are common, as is inflammation of the lining.

Answer 4

maldigestion and malabsorption

Question 5

May decrease the risk of to have
ADHD

Answer 5

Omega-3- Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids.

Question 6

Microbiological contamination of enteral tube feeds can occur even with the use of commercial formulas.

Answer 6

Feed Safety

Question 7

is developed by initially assessing the age-specific requirements for protein and
energy using established guidelines.

Answer 7

individualized dietary prescription

Question 8

protein intake of PKU children

Answer 8

3kg per day under 2 yo
2kg over 2 yo

Question 9

functions throughout the body, but its deficiency is seen predominantly in its effects on the red blood cells.

Answer 9

GSPD DEficiency