ADHD Knowledge Flashcard

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What does ADHD stand for?

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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

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Which of the following is NOT a common symptom of ADHD? Impulsivity, Inattention, Hyperactivity, Over-focusing on a single task for hours

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Over-focusing on a single task for hours

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ADHD is typically diagnosed during:

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Childhood

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Which of the following strategies is often recommended to help manage ADHD symptoms? Options: Using a to-do list or planner, Avoiding all forms of physical activity, Working in a completely quiet environment, Taking long breaks without a schedule

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Using a to-do list or planner

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True or False: People with ADHD cannot pay attention to anything.

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False

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Which of the following is a common misconception about ADHD? ADHD is a lifelong condition, ADHD only affects children, ADHD can be managed with medication and therapy, People with ADHD are often highly creative and energetic

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ADHD only affects children

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Which of these is an example of hyperactivity in ADHD? A person who frequently interrupts others during conversations, A person who cannot sit still in class or meetings, A person who is constantly forgetting things, A person who gets distracted by noise easily

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A person who cannot sit still in class or meetings

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ADHD is primarily caused by: Poor parenting, Lack of discipline, Genetics and brain chemistry, Watching too much TV as a child

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Genetics and brain chemistry

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Which of the following is a recommended method for helping someone with ADHD stay focused on a task?
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Increasing screen time,
Providing a quiet environment,
Encouraging multitasking,
Limiting physical activity

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Providing a quiet environment

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Which of the following is a recommended way to help someone manage tasks?
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Giving them more tasks to do at the same time,
Breaking the task into smaller, manageable chunks,
Letting them skip the task entirely,
Giving them an extended break after every task

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Breaking the task into smaller, manageable chunks