NSG 322 Topic 9 Neurodev & Neurocog New Full Questions and Answers ( Included ) 100% Correct ( Latest 2024 )
- What page of the textbook is children interventions?
Answer: 414
- Abnormally developed socializing and communication skills can lead to what?
Answer: Isolation
- Term for when a developmental milestone is not being developed on sched- ule
Answer: Neurodevelopmental disorders
- What disorder requires 3 or more of the following 7 items to meet criteria?
Deficits:
- Social reciprocity (Wanting to reciprocate sociality)
- Joint attention (Wanting to share an interest)
- Nonverbal communication
- Social relationships
Others:
- Repetitive behaviors
- Fixed routines
- Restricted thinking
Answer: Autism Spectrum Disorder
- What is the best treatment approach for Autism Spectrum Disorder?
Answer: Inter- disciplinary treatment with family involved
- What ASD severity level includes the following characteristics?
- Speaks in full sentences but has trouble with conversations
- Has difficulty changing activities
- Minimal support
- Can be managed in normal classroom
Answer: 1
- What ASD severity level includes the following characteristics?
- Deficit in nonverbal and verbal socialization
- Observable repetitive behaviors
- Changes in route = DISTRESS 1 / 2
- Moderate support
- May require specialized classrooms
Answer: 2
- What ASD severity level includes the following characteristics?
- Few spoken words
- Rarely interacts
- Resistant to change
- Impairment on every day life
- Substantial support is needed
- May not be able to live with parents (when they are adults) due to aggression-
Answer: 3
- What medications are used for clients with autism spectrum disorder?
Answer: -Atypical antipsychotics - for aggressive or self harm
SSRIs / Beta blockers - For anxiety and obsessions
- What is the most effective atypical antipsychotic for ASD clients?
Answer: Risperidone
- What are the categories of ADHD? (S/S over last 6 months)
Answer:
- Inattentive
- Hyperactive
- Combined types
- When is ADHD most commonly identified?
Answer: Elementary school
- What is the diagnostic method for ADHD?
Answer: Vanderbilt Assessment Scale
- As a client with ADHD becomes an adult, how do the S/S change?
Answer: Hyperactivity disappears, but inattentiveness remains (Explains why adults may not realize they have ADHD if the weren't diagnosed when they were a child)
- What disorder has the following S/S?
- Difficult concentrating / focusing
- Lack of follow through
- Fidgeting
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