Basics
Social & Communication
Behaviors & Sensory
Diag & Tx
Nursing
100

What is the core triad of ASD?

Communication, social interaction, and repetitive behaviors

100

What is a visual behavior?

Poor eye contact

100

Repetitive hand movements

hand flapping

100

T or F: there is a cure for autism

False

100

Free space

Safety

200

What type of disorder is ASD classified as?

Neurodevelopmental disorder

200

What is a verbal behavior?

Echolalia (repeating words or phrases)

200

Upset when routines change

rigid routine behavior

200
What is the most important intervention for better outcomes?

Early intervention

200

What is the best communication style?

Short, simple sentences

300

What gender is more commonly affected?

Males

300

No babbling by this age is a red flag

12 months

300

Lining up toys repeatedly

Repetitive play

300

Medications are used for this but not autism itself

Symptoms or co-occurring conditions

300
What type of environment is needed for those with ASD?

structured and low stimuli

400
At what age is ASD typically diagnoses?

Around age 3

400

Losing previously learned language or skill is called?

Regression

400

Sensitivity to sound, light, or touch

Sensory sensitivity

400

Type of criteria used to diagnose

DSM-5

400

What is an important teaching about nonverbal children?

They may still be able to understand what you're saying

500

T or F: vaccines cause autism

False - Tylenol causes autism, idiot

500

Difficulty understanding this type of communication are?

Nonverbal cues

500

Give an example of self injury behavior seen in ASD

head banging

500

At what ages are autism specific screenings checked?

18 months and 2 years

500

Who are the key team members for care?

Interdisciplinary team and family