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To be diagnosed with a specific learning disorder a person must meet what four criteria?

  • have difficulties in at least on of the following areas for at least 6 months despite targeted help

    • difficulty reading, understanding the meaning of what is read, spelling, written expression,understadning number concepts,mathematical reasoning

  • have academic skills that are substantially below what is expected for the childs age and cuae problems in school work or everyday activites

  • difficulties start during schol age even if some people dotn experience signifiant problems until adulthood

  • learning difficulties are not due to other conditions such as intellicatl disability, vision, neurological condition, adverse conditions etc

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To diagnose ADHD using DSM5 what conditions must be met?

  • 6 or more symptoms of inattention/hyperactivity for children up to age 16

  • appear prior to age 12

  • be present for longer than 6 months

  • occur across two or more settings ( school,home, activites)

  • produce significant impairments in childs social or acadmeic performance

  • not be due to another disorder

  • occur more often with greater severity than otehr children of the same age and sex

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Associated characterisitcst ADHD

  • ognitive devicits and impaired executive funtioning ex LD

  • Speech and language impairments - 30 - 60%

  • developmental and coordination difficulties

  • tic disorders

  • medical and physical concerns ex sleep distrubrances, risk tkaing behaviors

    • social problems

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Co - morbidities

  • oppositional defiant disorder ( up to 50% of kids with ADHD meet the criteria for ODD)

  • conduct disorder ( 30 - 500%)

  • Anxiety disorder - 25%

  • mood disorders 20 -30% experience depression

  • tourettes disorder

  • developmental coordination disorder

  • learning disability ( 20 - 30%)

  • Overlap with autism

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What are the impaired executive functions in ADHD

  • organize, prioririze, activitae

  • focus, shift and sustain attnetion

  • regualte alertness, effort and processing speed

  • manage frusteration and modualte emotion

  • working memory and accessing recall

  • monitor and regulate action

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Self management encourges studetns to :

  • self monitor

  • self-assess

  • self reinforce

  • self instruct

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