Ages & Stages
ADHD
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Cerebral Palsy
Failure to Thrive
100

This theorist's developmental theory was built off of Freud's psychosexual developmental theory. 

Who is Erik Erikson?

100

This refers to the second letter of this neurodevelopmental disorder.

What is deficit?

100

This is a prominent standout feature of ASD.

What is lack of social interaction?

100

This disorder is characterized by damage to brain tissue that affects this. 

What is motor function?

100

Failure to thrive is diagnosed if the child is persistently below this percentile for height and weight.

What is the 5th percentile?

200

This theorist held the belief that intelligence enables people to make adaptations to their environment. 

Who is Piaget?

200

The two types of stimulant medications used for this disorder are amphetamines and this.

What are methylphenidates?

200

Parroting a word or phrase from another person or movie is called this.

What is echolalia?

200

After birth issues such as neonatal meningitis, shaken baby, encephalitis and this, can all be causes of CP.

What is severe jaundice?

200

Inorganic failure to thrive is seen mostly with neglectful or these type of parents.

What are teen parents?

300
In this age group, imagination is very active and dramatic play is one of their main ways to learn. 

Who are preschoolers?

300

Medications such as Wellbutrin and Clonidine are used for ADHD and are listed as this type of medication.

What are "off label" medications?

300

Those children with lower functional abilities tend to be more aggressive and show these types of behavior.

What is self injurious behavior?

300

This type of CP accounts for 70-80% of all cases. 

What is spastic CP?

300
Organic failure to thrive is due to a medical issue that prohibits growth, issues such as congenital anomalies, heart issues and these are the main culprits. 

What are nutrient absorption issues?

400

Children that play next to one another but not with each other is called this.

What is parallel play?

400

Inattentive behavior seen as zoning out or daydreaming are seen is the ADHD population more.

Who are girls?

400

The spectrum for autism has this many levels of functional ability.

What are three levels?

400

When assessing a child with suspected CP, this manifestation would point to spastic CP, along with ankle clonus, exaggerated stretching and development of contractures.

What are persistent primitive reflexes?

400

The main treatment for failure to thrive is this. 

What is increased calorie intake?
500

In this age group independence is their thing and they like to do things on their own. 

Who are toddlers?

500

When giving instructions to an ADHD child they will retain more if you use this modality.

What are written simple instructions?

500

This type of therapy along with medications to treat the mental health symptoms have the most effective outcomes.

What is cognitive behavioral therapy?

500

The best way to assist a parent with learning to care for their child with CP along with providing emotional support, is this.

What is having the parents help care for the child?

500

The job of the nurse caring for a FTT patient and their family is to do this.

What is document behavior and interactions?