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Understanding Pervasive Childhood Disorders

Explore the spectrum of pervasive childhood disorders including autism, ADHD, ODD, and more. Learn about causes, symptoms, and treatment options to better support individuals with these conditions.

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Understanding Pervasive Childhood Disorders

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  1. Category A for 100 What is one Pervasive Disorder?

  2. Answer to Category A for 100 Autism, Asperger’s, Rhett’s, or Childhood Disintegrative Disorder

  3. Category A for 200 Which disorder is more intense: Autism or Asperger’s?

  4. Answer to Category A for 200 Autism

  5. Category A for 300 What tic disorder involves verbal and motor tics?

  6. Answer to Category A for 300 Tourett’s

  7. Category A for 400 What are two of the three Disruptive Behavior disorders?

  8. Answer to Category A for 400 Oppositional Defiant Disorder, Conduct Disorder, Reactive Attachment Disorder

  9. Category A for 500 What are the three types of ADHD?

  10. Answer to Category A for 500 • Predominantly Hyperactive Impulsive • Predominantly Inattentive • Combined

  11. Category B for 100 True or False: The psychodynamic cause for any childhood disorder is related to parent-child interactions at an unconscious level

  12. Answer to Category B for 100 True

  13. Category B for 200 What is one pervasive disorder that there is little to no known cause for?

  14. Answer to Category B for 200 Either Autism or Asperger’s

  15. Category B for 300 What are two disorders that are caused by extreme lack of parental discipline or involvement?

  16. Answer to Category B for 300 Oppositional Defiant Disorder, Conduct Disorder, Reactive Attachment Disorder

  17. Category B for 400 what part of the brain is smaller in those with ADHD?

  18. Answer to Category B for 400 Cerebellum

  19. Category B for 500 What is a Biochemical explanation of pervasive childhood disorders?

  20. Answer to Category B for 500 High serotonin and dopamine levels

  21. Category C for 100 What is a symptom of ADHD?

  22. Answer to Category C for 100 Hyperactivity, inattentiveness, socially disruptive, impulsive, etc…

  23. Category C for 200 In Autism, children are more likely to be interested in what type of objects?

  24. Answer to Category C for 200 Inanimate

  25. Category C for 300 True or False: Violent actions are symptoms of ODD

  26. Answer to Category C for 300 False

  27. Category C for 400 What childhood disorder has similar symptoms to Antisocial Personality Disorder?

  28. Answer to Category C for 400 • Reactive Attachment Disorder

  29. Category C for 500 What disorder involves the habitual urination during the day or night of the clothes, bed, or floor after the age of 5?

  30. Answer to Category C for 500 Enuresis

  31. Category D for 100 True or False: Parent management training helps with the treatment of ODD and CD

  32. Answer to Category D for 100 True

  33. Category D for 200 What is the drug of choice for treating ADHD?

  34. Answer to Category D for 200 Ritalin

  35. Category D for 300 What kind of behavioral therapy is the best for treating Asperger’s?

  36. Answer to Category D for 300 CBT

  37. Category D for 400 For patients with ADHD, it’s easier to treat them when they don’t show ____

  38. Answer to Category D for 400 Hyperactivity

  39. Category D for 500 What is a medication used for treating Tourette’s Syndrome?

  40. Answer to Category D for 500 • Haloperidol or Clonodine

  41. Category E for 100 Nick, a hyperactive, attention-seeking 3 year old, had what childhood disorder?

  42. Answer to Category E for 100 ADHD

  43. Category E for 200 What are three childhood disorders?

  44. Answer to Category E for 200 Autism, Asperger’s, Childhood disintegrative, Rhett’s, ADHD, ADD, ODD, CD, RAD, Tourette’s, Enuresis, Encopresis etc…

  45. Category E for 300 What is the difference between autism and Asperger’s?

  46. Answer to Category E for 300 Asperger’s has no communication difficulties, and is milder than autism

  47. Category E for 400 What is Encopresis Disorder?

  48. Answer to Category E for 400 Defecates in bed/clothes, after the age of four

  49. Category E for 500 What are the two types of Reactive Attachment Disorder, and briefly explain

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