ADHD
ASD
CONDUCT DISORDERS
COMMUNICATION AND LEARNING DISORDERS
NSG INTERVENTIONS
100

What are the three core symptoms of ADHD?

Inattention, hyperactivity, impulsivity

100

At what age do symptoms of autism typically appear?

Before age 3

100

What disorder involves a pattern of violating the rights of others or rules?

Conduct Disorder

100

What learning disability affects reading, writing, and spelling?

Dyslexia

100

What is the nurse's role in medication management for pediatric mental health?

Monitor effectiveness and side effects

200

Symptoms of ADHD must be present for how long before a diagnosis?

At least 6 months

200

What term describes the repetition of words or phrases in autism?

Echolalia

200

Which disorder includes frequent temper loss, defiance, issues with authority and blaming others?

ODD

200

What communication disorder includes stuttering as a symptom?

Speech sound disorder

200

What kind of environment should nurses provide for children with autism?

Structured and low-stimulation

300

At what age must ADHD symptoms appear before to meet diagnostic criteria?

BEFORE AGE 12

300

Name one example of a repetitive behavior seen in autism.

Repeating TV shows, walking in circles

300

What disorder is marked by impulsive aggressive outbursts lasting less than 30 minutes?

Intermittent Explosive Disorder

300

What should be ruled out before diagnosing a learning disorder?

Visual and hearing impairments

300

What non-medication therapy is often used with behavioral disorders?

Behavioral interventions (e.g., positive reinforcement)

400

Name one nursing strategy to help a child with ADHD succeed academically.

Establish routines or provide consistent structure and expectations

400

What is a key feature of sensory processing in ASD?

Over- or under-responsiveness to stimuli

400

Name two symptoms of Conduct Disorder.

Aggressive behavior (e.g., bullying), destruction of property

400

Children with language disorders may struggle with what two areas of speech?

Expressive and receptive language

400

Which medication requires liver function monitoring in ADHD?

Atomoxetine (SNRI)

500

What class of medication is most commonly prescribed for ADHD, and name one side effect.

Stimulants; decreased appetite or sleep disturbance

500

What kind of approach is used to diagnose ASD?

Multidisciplinary approach using DSM-5 criteria and physical/developmental evaluation

500

What’s the priority nursing action during an explosive outburst?

Ensure safety

500

What is the main treatment approach for communication disorders in school settings?

Mainstream education with added speech and language therapies

500

Name two components of family-centered care in pediatric mental health.

Involving parents in treatment planning and providing educational resources