neurodevelopmental disorders

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These flashcards cover the key terms and definitions related to ADHD and related disorders, summarizing important concepts introduced in the lecture.

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ADHD

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, characterized by symptoms of inattention and impulsiveness-hyperactivity.

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Inattentive Symptoms

Symptoms of ADHD including careless attention to details, problems sustaining attention, and forgetfulness.

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Hyperactive Symptoms

Symptoms of ADHD such as fidgety behavior, excessive motion, and problems remaining seated.

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Impulsive Symptoms

Symptoms of ADHD characterized by blurting out answers, impatience, and intrusiveness.

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Epidemiology

The study of how often diseases occur in different groups of people, including the prevalence of ADHD at around 7% in children.

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Etiology

The cause or origin of a disease; in ADHD, it is suggested to be a hard wiring problem combined with psychological issues.

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Behavioral Inhibition

The ability to pause before acting while considering potential consequences.

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Sustained Attention

The ability to stay focused on a task over a period of time, often compromised in ADHD.

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Selective Attention

The ability to filter important information from unimportant details, commonly seen in the inattentive type of ADHD.

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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

A complex behavioral disorder marked by persistent deficits in social communication and restricted, repetitive behaviors.

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Echolalia

The repetition of phrases or sentences, often seen in individuals with ASD.

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Motor Stereotypies

Repetitive movements such as arm flapping or rocking, often observed in children on the autism spectrum.

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Intellectual Disability (ID)

Significant limitations in intellectual functioning and adaptive behavior, typically associated with an IQ below 70.

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Dyslexia

A specific learning disability characterized by difficulties in reading, including decoding and comprehension.

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Dysgraphia

A learning disability affecting written expression, resulting in difficulties with organization and spelling.

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Dyscalculia

A mathematical learning disability that involves problems with number sense and problem-solving.

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Dyspraxia

Developmental coordination disorder (DCD) affecting coordination and movement.

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Global Developmental Disability

Delay in two or more areas of development.