Neurodevelopment Dysfunctions
Academic learning disabilities include what? List the three types
What is reading (dyslexia), spelling and writing (dygraphia) and mathematics (dyscalculia)?
Name the overarching goal of therapy for children with autism spectrum disorder.
What is maximizing their ability to live independently?
OCD indicates a deficit of intelligence in a child (T/F)
What is False
What does ADHD stand for?
What is attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
Name the primary symptom of anorexia nervosa.
What is severe weight loss?
Name the language based learning difficulty in sounding out words, word recognition and reading comprehension in an individual who has the intelligence to be a much better reader
What is Dyslexia?
Name two early childhood indicators of autism spectrum disorder that nurses should be aware of during assessments.
What is little engagement in pretend play, rigid adherence to rules in play, preference for solitary play, and limited empathy towards others, no babbling or pointing by 12 months, no two-word phrases by 24 months, loss of social skills or language previously attained?
What is the definition of OCD?
What is Recurrent, persistant, repetitive thoughts that invade the conscious mind (obsession) and ritual movement or activity that assumes inordinate importance compulsion.
What can prevent long term adverse effects of ADHD
Name the age group where anorexia nervosa is most prevalent
What is Adolescent girls?
True or False: Dyslexia affects general intelligence.
What is false?
Name a reason why multidisciplinary approach is considered essential to therapy.
What is allows for a comprehensive assessment of the child's needs and the development of individualized intervention plans targeting various aspects of their condition, including social interaction, communication skills, and behavior management?
What infection can cause and autoimmune response that results in OCD?
What is a strep infection?
What 4 things is ADHD characterized by?
What is Inattention, hyperactivity, impulsivity, and distractibility
Name when Hospitalization is needed.
What is to correct electrolyte imbalances, establish minimum restoration, and stabilize weight?
Name 2 early signs of Dyslexia
what is difficulty in recognizing letters of the alphabet, difficulty learning nursing rhymes and confusing words that sound the same?
Name two considerations should nurses keep in mind when interacting with children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder to create a supportive environment during healthcare encounters.
What is approaching interactions in a slow-paced manner, minimizing distractions and allowing the child to become familiar with the environment; permission should be sought before touching the child, and sudden movements or loud noises should be avoided?
When assessing an 8-year-old child with OCD, the nurse would expect to find what kind of behavior?
T/F- There is a strong genetic component to ADHD but other factors may be involved
TRUE
Name who is involved in the therapy process
When is the family and individual involved?
Name 2 interventions that can be used for a child with Dyslexia.
What are use of a calculator, distraction free environment, speech and OT?
Name two primary management strategies for children with autism spectrum disorder, and the role that nurses play in facilitating these interactions.
What are providing well-structured home and school environments, behavior modification techniques, and the use of specific medications to address particular behaviors; nurses play a crucial role in identifying abnormal behaviors, referring patients for follow up care, and monitoring the side effects of medications?
What are the most commonly used medications for OCD? (name at least one)
What is fluoxetine, sertraline, and fluvoxamine?
T/F- You should not provide breaks between periods of work or study
FALSE
Name the biggest obstacle to treatment.
What is lack of recognition?