Neurodevelopmental disorders
What are neurodevelopmental disorders?
What is Disorders that involve distortions in the development of basic psychological functions that are involved in social skills, language, perception or motor behavior.
Is autism more common is males or females
What is males
What is the definition of ADHD.
What is developmental disability involving short attention span, distractibility, and extreme difficulty in remaining inactive for any period.
what age does oppositional defiant disorder start?
What is age 8
What is conduct disorder is associated with?
What is child abuse, genetic defects, parental drug addiction or alcoholism
When are Neurodevelopmental disorders get diagnosed?
What is Usually occur/are diagnosed during infancy, childhood or adolescence
What are the causes of Autism?
What is differences in the brain.
Does ADHD cause other disorders?
What is NO
How long must symptoms last to be defined as oppositional defiant disorder?
What is at least 6 months
Conduct disorder is more common amongst what gender.
What is boys.
Name the neurodevelopmental disorders.
What is Autism, ADHD, Oppositional Defiant, Conduct Disorder.
What percent of people with autism also have an intellectual disability?
What is 70%
What percent of school age children are affected by ADHD?
What is 5%
What are symptoms of operational defiant disorder?
What is Actively does not follow adults' requests, angry, argues with adults, blames others for own mistakes and has few or no friends?
what are symptoms of conduct disorder?
What is antisocial behaviors, breaking rules without apparent reason, cruel or aggressive behavior toward people and animals.
What was neurodevelopmental disorders formally known as?
What is Developmental Disorders
What are the characteristics of people with autism?
What is impairment in social relationships, impairment in speech, narrow range in interest and importance in routine
What are treatments of ADHD
What is stimulant drugs like Adderal, Ritalin, Concerta
What causes operational defiant disorder?
What is a combination of biological, psychological, and social factors.
which of the following are characteristics of children with conduct disorder
1.impulsiveness
2.difficult to control
3. unconcerned about the feelings of others
what is all of the above
What are the two new areas that the diagnostic criteria's have been rearranged into?
What is social communication/interaction, and restricted and repetitive behaviors.
What are the three subtypes of ADHD
What is hyperactive-impulsive, inattentive and combine hyperactive-impulsive and inattentive
What must an individual have to have oppositional defiant disorder?
What is the pattern of behaviors must be different from those of other children around the same age and developmental level.
What may happen to individuals if their behavior worsens?
What is develop significant drug and legal problems.