Final Flashcards

(27 cards)

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autism spectrum disorder

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neuro developmental disorder with a high comorbidity rate, especially with adhd

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what is the overlap with autism and adhd often referred to as?

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the au-dhd spectrum

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what is the daily factor most commonly impacted by both autism and adhd?

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executive functioning

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4
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when was autism first identified?

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early in the 19th century- it was thought to be related to schizophrenia

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criteria a of autism

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deficits in social-emotional reciprocity

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6
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when was autism added into the dsm?

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1980

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criteria b of autism

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restricted, repetitive patterns of behavior, interests, or activities

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8
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what percentage of people with autism have other disorders?

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90%

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9
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sensory processing related to autism

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hypersensitivity and hyposensitivity

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hypersensitivity

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over responsiveness to sensory stimuli
-often causes sensory avoidance behaviors

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hyposensitivity

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under responsiveness to sensory stimuli
-often causes sensory seeking behaviors

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12
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why was medication for children with adhd so controversial in the 80’s?

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they were using stimulants

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what are the 3 subtypes of adhd

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inattentive, hyperactive-impulsive, and combined

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what percentage of people with adhd have a co-occuring disorder?

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80%

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15
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why are conduct disorders given so much attention?

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they are the most costly mental health issue in north america

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16
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children with anxiety dont worry more often, they worry

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more intensely

17
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children with generalized anxiety disorder what at least one kind of this symptom

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a somatic symptom

18
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what do children with separation anxiety worry about?

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harm coming to family or themselves when they are separated or away from home

19
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children with ocd often involve certain people in their rituals

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family members

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what impact must the ocd have on a child’s life?

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the obsessions and compulsions must be time consuming (at least an hour per day) in a way that impacts functioning and causes distress

21
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obsessions

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persistent thoughts, ideas, impulses, or images
-attempts to ignore cause anxiety

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compulsions

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voluntary or mental acts that feel mandatory and involuntary

23
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can someone with ocd rely on logic or reason to resist their obsessions or compulsions?

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no, ocd is resistant to logic and reason and is fear based

24
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do children with depression usually just have depression alone?

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no, depression in children in usually a byproduct of another disorder
-the other disorder is typically more noticeable

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children with depression often have what kind of symptoms
somatic symptoms
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what is the primary symptom of depression in children?
irritability
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