Developmental Mental Health Disorders

Question 1

What does ACEs stand for?

Answer 1

Adverse childhood experiences

Question 2

Give 5 examples of an ACE

Answer 2

Abuse
Neglect
Substance Abuse
War
Natural Disaster
Foster Care
Racism
Living in an unsafe neighborhood

Question 3

What does SEMH stand for?

Answer 3

Social, Emotional, Mental Health

Question 4

How might SEMH present in school?

Answer 4

• Withdrawal * turn-taking
  *Play style *language delay
  *Avoidance *Behav. Challenges
  *Absconding *Isolation
  *Bullying *physical violence
  *Lang. diff, *Frustration
  *Vulnerability

Question 5

brain changes, CNS, sleep, emotional reg. are examples of

Biological/Social/Cognitive

Answer 5

Biological

Question 6

anxiety, compulsions, ADHD, defiance disadvantage are examples of…

Emotional/Physical/Medical/ Biological impacts of trauma

Answer 6

Emotional

and Mental Health

Question 7

problem solving, executive func. Resolution, attention are examples of…

Social/Cognitive/Emotional impacts of trauma

Answer 7

Cognitive

Question 8

detachment, irritability, aggression, over-stimulation, inhibition, withdrawal, inapp. Sexual behav. are examples of…

Physical/Biological/Social impacts of trauma

Answer 8

Social

Question 9

diabetes, stroke, heart disease, substance abuse are examples of…

Biological/Physical/Cognitve impacts of trauma

Answer 9

Physical/medical

Question 10

School- Prison pipeline is an impact of SLCN needs. True or False?

Answer 10

True- 60% of youth offenders have a SLCN

Question 11

Poor attachment (e.g avoidant, ambivalent, disorganised) can cause attention seeking, anxiety/depression,, hypersensitivity. True or False?

Answer 11

True

Question 12

Exclusions, Peer rejection, substance abuse and Exploitation are example of good language and communication. True or False?

Answer 12

False.

These are impacts of SLCN

Question 13

• Repetitive behaviour that violates others or age appropriate social norms
• 3 behaviours from criteria e.g. fires, abuse to animals

Are characteristics of what disorder?

Answer 13

Conduct Disorder

Question 14

• Fear/nervousness of what will happen next
• Normal & necessary

Are characteristics of what disorder?

Answer 14

Generalised Anxiety Disorder?

Question 15

• Recurrent intrusive/unwanted thoughts, images, doubts, urges
• Egodystonic- Conflict with person’s self image

Are characteristics of what disorder?

Answer 15

Obesessive Compulsive Disorder

Question 16

fear of social situations, fear of displaying symptoms e.g. stammer, sweating
* >6 months

Are characteristics of Selective Mutism or Social Anxiety Disorder?

Answer 16

Social Anxiety Disorder

Question 17

Restrictive intake of nutrients for WFH; fear of gaining weight, are characteristics of Bulimia Nervosa. True or False?

Answer 17

False.

These are characteristics of Anorexia Nervosa

Question 18

Conduct disorder is more common in Males. True or False?

Answer 18

True

Question 19

How can Generalised Anxiety disorder (GAD) affect Eating and drinking?

Answer 19

Pre-Oral- Loss of interest in food, Fatigue, over-indulgence
Oral- Decreased/increased mastication/chewing
Pharyngeal- Globus

Question 20

How can EDs affect communication?

Answer 20

• pragmatics
• difficulty recognising emotions (alexithymia), *voice quality
• Anxious

Question 21

Gender Dysmorphia is an incongruence between experienced gender & assigned gender. True or False?

Answer 21

True