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Flashcards by Liam Musselbrook, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Liam Musselbrook
about 7 years ago
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| Question | Answer |
| Prevalence of mental health difficulties in children | 10% |
| What are the three categories of attachment? | Secure attachment Anxious-ambivalent insecure attachment Anxious-avoidant insecure attachment |
| Development of attachment | |
| Prevalence of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) What is the gender ratio? | Most severe (Kanner autism) 10 in 10,000, . Widest possible definition (complete spectrum) 1 in a 100 Boys: girls 4:1 |
| What is the persistent triad of deficits in ASD? | Socialisation Communication Repetitive behaviour |
| ADHD: prevalence, gender ratio and onset | P: 1-5% Boys:girls 3:1 Onset < 7 years |
| Symptoms of ADHD | Persistent: in more than 1 setting e.g. home & school Core symptoms - inattention - hyperactivity - impulsivity Maladaptive and inconsistent with child's developmental level |
| Dyslexia prevalence | Most severe 4% Widest possible definition 10% Boys: girls 4:1 |
| Presentation of dyslexia | Persistent difficulties in processing and producing written material out of keeping with the persons other abilities, |
| Use of antidepressant in child and adolescent psychiatry | Recent concerns re: suicidal behaviour in teens taking SSRI, so it's suggested that only specialists prescribe (i.e. child psychiatrist) and use of fluoxetine only |
| Treatment of ADHD | Group-based parent-training/education programmes are usually the first‑line treatment. Then try therapy if older Medication if failed or severe Stimulants - Methylphenidate (Ritalin, Concerta etc.) Non-Stimulants - Atomoxetine |
| At what age is it presumed that a person has the ability to make decisions about their own care? | 16 years |
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