CMAN 272- MENTAL HEALTH DISORDERS CHILDREN
AND ADOLESCENTS
suicide - Answer -what is the leading cause of death for children 13-19 years old?
behavior and developmental milestones - Answer -what are assessment tools to
identify mental illness in children focused on?
yes - Answer -should the child be separated from the parent in order to complete an
accurate assessment?
withdrawn, poor eye contact, minimal or lack of verbalization, solitary play - Answer -
what are symptoms associated with introspective behavior?
patients with autism - Answer -which disorder is introspective behavior most commonly
seen in?
impulsive, poor impulse control, hyperactive, attention seeking, interrupts activities with
others - Answer -what symptoms are associated with disruptive behavior?
very strict or inconsistent parenting - Answer -what can be a risk factor for ODD?
present in one setting - Answer -what does it mean if an individual has mild ODD?
present in two or more settings - Answer -what does it mean if an individual has
moderate ODD?
present in three or more settings - Answer -what does it mean if an individual has
severe ODD?
when they have two or more settings where they act out - Answer -when do we
become concerned in patients with ODD?
no - Answer -has there been a pharmacological treatment proven effective for
individuals with ODD?
behavioral therapy, family-based therapy - Answer -what are therapy based treatments
that can be done for patients with ODD?
conduct disorders - Answer -persistent pattern of behavior in which the rights of others
or societal norms and rules are violated
conduct disorders - Answer -which is more serious, ODD or conduct disorders?
, aggression towards people and animals, destruction of property, deceitfulness or theft,
serious violation of rules - Answer -what may an individual who has conduct disorder
look like upon assessment?
anitpsychotics, mood stabilizers, and SSRIs - Answer -how are aggression and
agitation treated in individuals who have conduct disorders?
ODD Is argumentative, Conduct is aggressive - Answer -what is the key difference
between ODD and conduct disorders?
ADHD - Answer -persistent pattern of inattention, hyperactivity/impulsivity, or both
Norepinephrine and dopamine - Answer -which neurotransmitters are decreased in
individuals with ADHD?
patients with ADHD - Answer -which disorder is disruptive behavior most commonly
seen in?
hostile, provoke authority, angry, intentional damage, projection, lack of insight or
remorse - Answer -what are symptoms associated with aggressive behavior?
conduct and ODD - Answer -which disorder is aggressive behavior most commonly
seen in?
ODD - Answer -enduring pattern of negative, defiant, disobedient, and hostile
behaviors
anger and irritable mood, argumentative and defiant behavior, vindictiveness - Answer -
what symptoms are associated with ODD?
increased anxiety, possible tics, GI upset, increased HR, decreased appetite, dizziness,
irritability - Answer -what are possible side effects for individuals being treated
pharmacologically for ADHD?
eating disorders - Answer -disordered patterns of eating accompanied by distress,
disparagement, preoccupation, and a distorted perception of one's body shape
anorexia nervosa - Answer -clients refuse to maintain a normal body weight, restricted
caloric intake, intense fear of gaining weight because of distorted body image
bulimia nervosa - Answer -client engages in binge eating combined with inappropriate
ways to stop
purging or laxative use - Answer -what are ways individuals with bulimia nervosa use to
remove the food that they just binged?
AND ADOLESCENTS
suicide - Answer -what is the leading cause of death for children 13-19 years old?
behavior and developmental milestones - Answer -what are assessment tools to
identify mental illness in children focused on?
yes - Answer -should the child be separated from the parent in order to complete an
accurate assessment?
withdrawn, poor eye contact, minimal or lack of verbalization, solitary play - Answer -
what are symptoms associated with introspective behavior?
patients with autism - Answer -which disorder is introspective behavior most commonly
seen in?
impulsive, poor impulse control, hyperactive, attention seeking, interrupts activities with
others - Answer -what symptoms are associated with disruptive behavior?
very strict or inconsistent parenting - Answer -what can be a risk factor for ODD?
present in one setting - Answer -what does it mean if an individual has mild ODD?
present in two or more settings - Answer -what does it mean if an individual has
moderate ODD?
present in three or more settings - Answer -what does it mean if an individual has
severe ODD?
when they have two or more settings where they act out - Answer -when do we
become concerned in patients with ODD?
no - Answer -has there been a pharmacological treatment proven effective for
individuals with ODD?
behavioral therapy, family-based therapy - Answer -what are therapy based treatments
that can be done for patients with ODD?
conduct disorders - Answer -persistent pattern of behavior in which the rights of others
or societal norms and rules are violated
conduct disorders - Answer -which is more serious, ODD or conduct disorders?
, aggression towards people and animals, destruction of property, deceitfulness or theft,
serious violation of rules - Answer -what may an individual who has conduct disorder
look like upon assessment?
anitpsychotics, mood stabilizers, and SSRIs - Answer -how are aggression and
agitation treated in individuals who have conduct disorders?
ODD Is argumentative, Conduct is aggressive - Answer -what is the key difference
between ODD and conduct disorders?
ADHD - Answer -persistent pattern of inattention, hyperactivity/impulsivity, or both
Norepinephrine and dopamine - Answer -which neurotransmitters are decreased in
individuals with ADHD?
patients with ADHD - Answer -which disorder is disruptive behavior most commonly
seen in?
hostile, provoke authority, angry, intentional damage, projection, lack of insight or
remorse - Answer -what are symptoms associated with aggressive behavior?
conduct and ODD - Answer -which disorder is aggressive behavior most commonly
seen in?
ODD - Answer -enduring pattern of negative, defiant, disobedient, and hostile
behaviors
anger and irritable mood, argumentative and defiant behavior, vindictiveness - Answer -
what symptoms are associated with ODD?
increased anxiety, possible tics, GI upset, increased HR, decreased appetite, dizziness,
irritability - Answer -what are possible side effects for individuals being treated
pharmacologically for ADHD?
eating disorders - Answer -disordered patterns of eating accompanied by distress,
disparagement, preoccupation, and a distorted perception of one's body shape
anorexia nervosa - Answer -clients refuse to maintain a normal body weight, restricted
caloric intake, intense fear of gaining weight because of distorted body image
bulimia nervosa - Answer -client engages in binge eating combined with inappropriate
ways to stop
purging or laxative use - Answer -what are ways individuals with bulimia nervosa use to
remove the food that they just binged?
