Childhood and Adolescent Disorders
Name 2 hallmark symptoms of ADHD
what is inattention, impulsivity, hyperactivity.
Physical sign of anorexia
what is lanugo and bradycardia
Sudden inability to recall info after trauma
what is dissociative amnesia
False belief not based in reality
what is delusion
sudden confusion
what is delirium
Priority for treating conduct disorder
what is safety and consistent limit-setting
common electrolyte imbalance in bulimia
what is hypokalemia
Physical symptoms without cause
what is somatic symptom disorder
priority with command hallucinations
what is safety and 1:1
Gradual memory decline
what is Dementia/Alzheimer's
Hand washing rituals for hours
What is pediatric OCD
BMI 15 priority
what is medical stabilization
wandering and new identity
what is dissociative fugue
Negative symptom example
what is flat affect, anhedonia
Main safety risk
what is wamdering
First line medications for ADHD
What is Stimulants
Difference between anorexia and bulimia
what is weight difference, one not eating one binge eats to throw up
Blindness after trauma
what is conversion disorder
dangerous affect of clozapine
what is agranulocytosis
Priority for delirium
what is Treat underlying cause
Priority in autism
Structured routine, reduce stimuli
Life threatening refeeding issue
what is refeeding syndrome
Priority for dissociation
what is grounding and safety
Communication for hallucinations
what is Acknowledge feelings, don't validate hallucinations
reversible disorder
what is delirium