Psych 2.5

Question 1

ADHD screening tool

Answer 1

Connors Scale (possibly performed by school already)

Question 2

ADHD eval

Answer 2

HX from kidergarden, home, social, and diet, OTC meds

Question 3

Stereotyped ritual of ASD

Answer 3

may line up an exact number of playthings in the same manner w/out apparent awareness

Question 4

Two major domain impairments of Autism

Answer 4

Social communication deficits or restrictive repetitive patterns

Question 5

Impaired Joint attention of ASD

Answer 5

Is a spontaneous behavior in which an infant or toddler tries to share interest, amusement, or apprehension about an object with a caretaker or playmate

Question 6

ASD treatment meds

Answer 6

Second line - Risperidone and aripiprazole (FDA approved)

Question 7

Sibling of victim will

Answer 7

Deny or be truthful

Question 8

The non-abusive parent will be

Answer 8

Deny, defensive of abusive parent, evasive, witness

Question 9

ASD impaired nonverbal cues

Answer 9

Eye to eye contact, facial expression, gesture, body cues, doesn’t spread arms before being picked up, resists cuddling.

Question 10

An abusive parent will be

Answer 10

Deny, vague, conflicting explanation, partial admission, or complete admission.

Question 11

Successful autism educational programs

Answer 11

High staff:student ratio Individualized programming Minimum of 25h per week

Question 12

ADHD eval commonly started from

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Indirect referral from school (beware of bias)

Question 13

ADHD was orignally treated as a

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Behavior issue

Question 14

ASD impaired social relationships

Answer 14

Lack of friendships or interactions

Question 15

ADHD treatment

Answer 15

Meds or Psychotherapy

Question 16

Early childhood redflags for ASD

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Parental concerns - social, language, behavior, tantrums, or difficulty to change. No Babbling by 9 months

Question 17

Echolalia

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meaningless repetition of another persons spoken word

Question 18

The child may be

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Deny, protective of abuser, truthful

Question 19

The ultimate decision of treatment constraints falls upon

Answer 19

The autonomy of the patient

Question 20

Provider should

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Ressure not alone & confidentiallity, Its unacceptable, educate options and escape plans, and assess for potential homocide.

Question 21

Insistence on Sameness of ASD

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Difficulty transitioning with changes

Question 22

Stereotyped Behaviors of ASD

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Repetitive motor mannerisms or complex whole-body movements (eg, hand or finger flapping or twisting, rocking, swaying, dipping, walking on tip-toe)

Question 23

Impaired joint attention at 14-16m

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Protodeclarative pointing

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Neurodevelopmental Disorders

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Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Autism

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Victim health risks

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Somatic complaints, depression, suicide, ETOH/Drug user

Question 26

Domestic violence questions should be

Answer 26

adressed specific and as a "matter of fact" not close ended. Or as suspected questions… these type of injuries look like

Question 27

Do not dx ADHD without

Answer 27

Formal screening

Question 28

Impaired joint attention at 8-10m

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Purposefully looking back and forth between the object | of interest and the eyes of the caretaker

Question 29

Domestic violence often begins/escalates during

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Pregnancy

Question 30

ADHD criteria

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A persistent pattern >6m of inattention and/or | hyperactivity-impulsivity and effects devolpment w/ 6 or more S&S seen prior to <12yo

Question 31

Children with ASD also often lack the intent to

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Communicate

Question 32

Specifications of ADHD

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``` Combined presentation (inattention and hyperactivity) Predominantly inattentive Predominantly hyperactive/impulsive ```

Question 33

Most common complaint of ASD

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Delays and deviations in language development