Autism Spectrum Disorder (2) Flashcards

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What challenges do those with autism spectrum disorder face?

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Social skills, repetitive behaviors, speech and nonverbal communication

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What are the core deficits in autism spectrum disorder?

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Social, communication, and behavioral impairments

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Who is more likely to be diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder?

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Males 4x more likely

Siblings

Premature birth

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What are the separate categories of autism spectrum disorder?

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Autistic disorder

Asperger syndrome

Childhood disintegrative disorder

Pervasive developmental disorder-not otherwise specified

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What is required for diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder on a DSM-5?

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Must have persistent deficits in social, communication, social interaction, and restricted/repetitive behaviors

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What does the DSM-5 help determine?

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Amount of support an individual will need to function on a daily basis (levels 1, 2, and 3)

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What are some social communication symptoms in autism spectrum disorder?

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Do not respond to name

Uses few or physical gestures

Delayed speech and language skills

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What are some social interaction symptoms in autism spectrum disorder?

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Avoids eye contact

Doesn’t share interest with others

Doesn’t notice emotions of peers or adults

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What are some restricted/repetitive behaviors in autism spectrum disorder?

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Line up toys

Flap hands, rock body, spin in circles

Echolalia (repeating words or phrases)

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What do children with autism spectrum disorder usually get upset with?

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Transitions (very routine oriented)

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When is there usually a diagnosis for autism spectrum disorder?

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3-4 years old

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What does early diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder lead to?

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Better outcomes and access to care

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What is the most common screening tool for autism spectrum disorder?

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Modified checklist for autism in toddlers revised

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What are common conditions that come along with autism spectrum disorder?

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Intellectual or learning disabilities

Motor planning disorder

Psychiatric or medical disorders

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What are symptoms of motor planning disorder?

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Toe walking

Sensory processing disorder

Obesity

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What are symptoms of psychiatric or medical disorders?

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Anxiety or depression

ADHD or epilepsy

GI disorders

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What are the sensory processing issues in children with autism spectrum disorder?

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Hyper/hypo sensitive to certain sounds, textures, tastes, and smells

Picky eaters

Do not like feeling of clothes

High pain tolerance