Neurodevelopmental Disorders and ADHD

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These flashcards are designed to help review key concepts related to neurodevelopmental disorders, particularly ADHD, and their implications.

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What are the main systems involved in effective treatment for children with ODD and CD?

Family, peers, school, and neighborhood.

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What type of treatment is most effective for addressing ODD and CD?

Multisystemic treatment (MST).

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What are neurodevelopmental disorders characterized by?

Developmental deficits that impair personal, social, academic, or occupational functioning.

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What is one of the three types of ADHD?

Predominantly Inattentive, Predominantly Hyperactive-Impulsive, and Combined.

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What is the symptom requirement for diagnosing ADHD in children under 17?

More than 6 symptoms for more than 6 months.

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How many settings must ADHD symptoms be present to qualify for a diagnosis?

Symptoms must be present in more than 2 settings.

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What are common symptoms of Predominantly Inattentive ADHD?

Careless mistakes, difficulty sustaining attention, not listening, and being forgetful.

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List two symptoms of Predominantly Hyperactive-Impulsive ADHD.

Fidgeting and difficulty waiting turns.

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What are some potential consequences of ADHD in childhood?

Poor school performance, poor peer relationships, and higher risk taking.

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What was the financial impact of childhood ADHD on men by ages 25-30?

Projected to earn $1.27 million less than controls.

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What is the prevalence of ADHD diagnosis in children?

8-11% of children are diagnosed with ADHD.

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What percentage of children with ADHD continue to exhibit symptoms in early adulthood?

60-74%.

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What major deficits are associated with ADHD?

Deficits in self-reflection, self-control, planning, and executive functioning.

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What factors might contribute to ADHD development?

Low birth weight, oxygen deprivation, prenatal alcohol/nicotine exposure.

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What did the IVF study suggest about prenatal smoking and ADHD symptoms?

Prenatal smoking is unlikely a cause; something inherited is driving the associations.