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WorksheetsDisorders of Children and Adolescents
Total questions: 69
Worksheet time: 17hrs 15mins
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Class
Date
1.
Which of the below is TRUE about Autosomal Dominant Conditions?
a)
appear in ONE generation and up to 100% of offspring when one parent is affected
b)
appear in MORE THAN ONE generation and up to 50% of offspring when one parent is affected
c)
appear in one generation, affecting those who have two copies of a faulty gene, one from each unaffected parent
d)
appear in one generation, affecting those who have two copies of a faulty gene, one from each AFFECTED parent
2.
Which of the below is TRUE about Autosomal Recessive Conditions?
a)
appear in ONE generation and up to 100% of offspring when one parent is affected
b)
appear in MORE THAN ONE generation and up to 50% of offspring when one parent is affected
c)
appear in one generation, affecting those who have two copies of a faulty gene, one from each unaffected parent
d)
appear in one generation, affecting those who have two copies of a faulty gene, one from each AFFECTED parent
3.
What causes
X-Linked Disorders?
X-Linked Disorders?
a)
faulty genes on X chromosomes
b)
faulty genes on Y chromosomes
c)
unfaulty genes on X chromosomes
d)
unfaulty genes on Y chromosomes
4.
TRUE OR FALSE: DNA Strands are linked by nucleotide bases.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
5.
What pairs with Adenine?
a)
Thymine
b)
Gunaine
c)
Cytosine
d)
Adenine
6.
What pairs with Thymine?
a)
Adenine
b)
Gunaine
c)
Cytosine
d)
Thymine
7.
What pairs with Cytosine?
a)
Adenine
b)
Gunaine
c)
Cytosine
d)
Thymine
8.
What pairs with Guanine?
a)
Adenine
b)
Gunaine
c)
Cytosine
d)
Thymine
9.
What are SNPs?
a)
Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms
b)
Single Nucleic Acid Polymorphisms
c)
Single Nucleotide Polyploidy
d)
Single Nucleic Acid Polyploidy
10.
What group of people does the FDA require to be tested for HLA-B 1502 before being prescribed carbamazepine?
a)
Caucasians
b)
African Americans
c)
Hispanics
d)
Asians
11.
Why does the FDA require people of Asian decent to be tested for HLA-B 1502 before being prescribed carbamazepine?
a)
risk of Johnson-Stevens disease
b)
risk of Stevens-Johnson syndrome
c)
risk of Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis
d)
risk of Stevens-Johnson syndrome AND
Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis
Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis
12.
FDA requires people of Asian decent to be tested for HLA-B 1502 before being prescribed _______________ due to risk of Stevens-Johnson syndrome and toxic epidermal necrolysis.
a)
amazcarbazepine
b)
carbazepine
c)
amazepine
d)
carbamazepine
13.
Which of the below is NOT an Intellectual Disability Associated with Learning?
a)
Dyslexia
b)
Dysgraphia
c)
Down Syndrome
d)
Dyscalculia
14.
What is the goal of Mental Health Care of Children and Adolescents?
a)
promote resilience
b)
prevention of future sequelae
c)
BOTH
d)
NEITHER
15.
Is resiliency a strength-based approach with therapeutic optimism?
a)
YES, it is.
b)
NO, it isn't.
16.
Manualized Therapies use a ___________ approach to therapy
a)
Coaching
b)
Psychoeducational
c)
The Psychoeducational and Coaching Approach are the same thing
d)
NEITHER
17.
Which of the below is NOT a symptom of Autism Spectrum Disorders?
a)
repetitive patterns of behavior and stereotypical movements (hand flapping)
b)
impaired social interactions
c)
problems with verbal and nonverbal communication (language problems)
d)
TRICK QUESTION! They are all symptoms of Autism Spectrum Disorders.
18.
Rett Syndrome affects males an females, but _______ are not usually viable at birth.
a)
Females
b)
Males
c)
Both genders AREN'T viable at birth.
d)
Both genders ARE viable at birth.
19.
Autism Spectrum Disorder is another name for ________.
a)
Autistic Disorder
b)
Asperger's
c)
Childhood Disintegrative Disorder
d)
Rett's Disorder
20.
How is Asperger's different than Autism?
a)
In Autism, intelligence is compromised, but speech isn't delayed.
b)
In AUTISM, speech isn't delayed and intelligence isn't compromised.
c)
In Asperger's, speech isn't delayed and intelligence isn't compromised
d)
In Asperger's, intelligence is compromised, but speech isn't delayed.
21.
TRUE OR FALSE: More females are affected by Asperger's. but affected males exhibit a more severe form of the disorder.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE; both genders are affected equally.
c)
FALSE; More males are affected by Asperger's, but affected females exhibit a more severe form of the disorder.
22.
Describe the behavior of someone with Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder.
a)
persistently irritable or angry mood between outbursts
b)
outbursts that occur 3 or more times per week
c)
BOTH ARE TRUE.
d)
NEITHER ARE TRUE.
23.
What age group is Lithium approved for?
a)
Ages 10 and older
b)
Ages 12 and older
c)
Ages 15 and older
d)
Ages 18 and older
24.
When are symptoms of ADHD present?
a)
Usually present before age of 5, but can be as late as 12
b)
Usually present before age of 5, but can be as late as 13
c)
Usually present before age of 7, but can be as late as 12
d)
Usually present before age of 7, but can be as late as 13
25.
What percentage of school-aged children are affected by ADHD?
a)
5-8%
b)
5-10%
c)
6-8%
d)
6-9%
26.
What is the incidence of ADHD in families with preexisting diagnosis?
a)
10-30%
b)
10-35%
c)
20-30%
d)
20-35%
27.
When is Psychopharmacological Intervention most successful?
a)
when used solely by itself
b)
when used in combination with other approaches
c)
it's never successful
28.
What is the most common CNS Stimulant?
a)
Dextroamphetamine (Dexedrine)
b)
Amphetamine (Adderall)
c)
Methylphenidate (Ritalin)
d)
Lisdexamfetamine (Vyvanse)
29.
_______ is a formulation that has reduced abuse potential as it is a prodrug.
a)
Dextroamphetamine (Dexedrine)
b)
Amphetamine (Adderall)
c)
Methylphenidate (Ritalin)
d)
Lisdexamfetamine (Vyvanse)
30.
_______ is a non-stimulant medication/
a)
Dextroamphetamine (Dexedrine)
b)
Atomoxetine (Strattera)
c)
Methylphenidate (Ritalin)
d)
Lisdexamfetamine (Vyvanse)
31.
Daytrana is __________.
a)
a methylphenidate patch
b)
a methylphenidate extended release formulation
c)
the same as Focalin
32.
Methadate is __________.
a)
a methylphenidate patch
b)
a methylphenidate extended release formulation
c)
the same as Focalin
33.
Dexmethylphenidate is __________.
a)
a methylphenidate patch
b)
a methylphenidate extended release formulation
c)
the same as Focalin
34.
Does Dextroamphetamine (Dexedrine) come in a short-acting or
long-acting form?
long-acting form?
a)
Short-Acting Form
b)
Long-Acting Form
c)
BOTH FORMS are available
35.
Does Amphetamine (Adderall) come in a
short-acting or
long-acting form?
short-acting or
long-acting form?
a)
Short-Acting Form
b)
Long-Acting Form
c)
BOTH FORMS are available
36.
What is a prodrug?
a)
formulation that has reduced abuse potential as it is a prodrug (it's inert until digested)
b)
formulation that has reduced abuse potential as it is a prodrug (it's active until digested)
c)
formulation that has increased abuse potential as it is a prodrug (it's inert until digested)
d)
formulation that has increased abuse potential as it is a prodrug (it's active until digested)
37.
Which of the below is NOT a symptom of ADHD medications?
a)
Anorexia and Weight Loss
b)
Insomnia, Tachycardia, and Tics
c)
Temporary INCREASE in rate of growth and development
d)
Headaches and Stomach Aches
38.
What does ODD stand for?
a)
Oppositional Defiant Disease
b)
Oppositional Defiant Disorder
c)
Obsessive-Defiant Disorder
d)
Obsessive-Defiant Disease
39.
Oppositional Defiant Disorder is __________.
a)
positivistic, hostile, and defiant behavior that is more severe than most children of different mental age
b)
positivistic, friendly, and cooperative behavior that is more severe than most children of same mental age
c)
negativistic, hostile, and defiant behavior that is LESS severe than most children of same mental age
d)
negativistic, hostile, and defiant behavior that is MORE severe than most children of same mental age
40.
What age are the precursors of Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) seen?
a)
Ages 2-5
b)
Ages 2-7
c)
Ages 2-7
d)
Ages 3-7
41.
What age does Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) begin?
a)
6 years old
b)
7 years old
c)
8 years old
d)
9 years old
42.
Which of the below is NOT a sign of Conduct Disorder?
a)
persistent pattern of conduct in which person violates basic rights of themself
b)
persistent pattern of conduct in which person violates basic rights of others
c)
persistent pattern of conduct in which person violates age-appropriate societal norms or rules
43.
What are tics?
a)
brief movements or vocalizations
b)
abrupt movements or vocalizations
c)
purposeful movements or vocalizations
d)
brief, abrupt, non-purposeful movements or vocalizations
44.
Which of the below relate to movements?
a)
face, neck, shoulders, and muscles of the limbs or other parts of the body
b)
throat clearing, sniffling, grunting, repeating words or sounds, repeating last-heard phrase, uttering socially unacceptable words
45.
Which of the below relate to vocalizations?
a)
face, neck, shoulders, and muscles of the limbs or other parts of the body
b)
throat clearing, sniffling, grunting, repeating words or sounds, repeating last-heard phrase, uttering socially unacceptable words
46.
What is palilalia?
a)
repeating the
last-heard word or phrase
last-heard word or phrase
b)
repeating one's sounds or words
c)
uttering socially unacceptable words
47.
What is echolalia?
a)
repeating the
last-heard word or phrase
last-heard word or phrase
b)
repeating one's sounds or words
c)
uttering socially unacceptable words
48.
What is coprolalia?
a)
repeating the
last-heard word or phrase
last-heard word or phrase
b)
repeating one's sounds or words
c)
uttering socially unacceptable words
49.
What type of tics are seen in kids with Tourette's?
a)
Simple and Complex Tics
b)
Vocal Tics
c)
Sensory Tics
d)
ALL OF THOSE ARE TYPES OF TICS SEEN IN KIDS WITH TOURETTE'S
50.
How long do simple tics last?
a)
short duration
b)
long duration
51.
Are simple tics vocal or motor?
a)
Vocal
b)
Motor
c)
Vocal OR Motor
d)
NEITHER
52.
Complex tics are a ____________.
a)
series of different simple tics
b)
series of similar simple tics
c)
series of different or similar simple tics
d)
series of different or similar sensory tics
53.
Complex tics are a ____________.
a)
series of different simple tics
b)
series of similar simple tics
c)
series of different or similar simple tics
d)
series of different or similar sensory tics
54.
What is copropraxia?
a)
obscene writing
b)
obscene gestures
55.
What is coprographia?
a)
obscene writing
b)
obscene gestures
56.
What is separation anxiety disorder?
a)
disorder characterized by child who has difficulty separating from primary caregiver
b)
disorder characterized by excessive worrying
57.
What is generalized anxiety disorder?
a)
disorder characterized by child who has difficulty separating from primary caregiver
b)
disorder characterized by excessive worrying
58.
What is encopresis?
a)
involuntary urination at an age when voluntary control should be present (6+)
b)
repetitive passage of stool, voluntarily or involuntarily, in appropriate places
c)
voluntary urination at an age when voluntary control should be present (4+)
d)
repetitive passage of stool, voluntarily or involuntarily, in inappropriate places
59.
What is enuresis?
a)
involuntary urination at an age when voluntary control should be present (6+)
b)
repetitive passage of stool, voluntarily or involuntarily, in appropriate places
c)
voluntary urination at an age when voluntary control should be present (4+)
d)
repetitive passage of stool, voluntarily or involuntarily, in inappropriate places
60.
TRUE or FALSE: Gender Dysphoria is the difference between anatomic sex and gender identity.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
61.
When a child has Gender Dysphoria, there is a profound disturbance in sense of masculinity or femininity for at least _______.
a)
3 months
b)
6 months
c)
12 months
d)
18 months
62.
When a child has Gender Dysphoria, what does the child insist?
a)
he or she is their biological sex
b)
he or she is the opposite sex
63.
When a child has Gender Dysphoria, there is an aversion to _____________.
a)
physical characteristics of biological sex
b)
physical characteristics of opposite sex
c)
stereotypical characteristics of biological sex
d)
stereotypical characteristics of oppsosite sex
64.
When a child has Gender Dysphoria, there is a preoccupation with __________ .
a)
opposite sex stereotypical activities and dress
b)
biological sex stereotypical activities and dress
c)
opposite sex physical activities and dress
d)
biological sex physical activities and dress
65.
When a child has Gender Dysphoria, there is an impairment of ________ functioning
a)
intrapersonal
b)
interpersonal
66.
What percent of child and adolescent deaths does suicide account for?
a)
10%
b)
12%
c)
14%
d)
16%
67.
Who is more likely to complete suicide by a ratio of 4:1?
a)
Adolescent Females
b)
Adolescent Males
68.
Teens may become fascinated with ______.
a)
life
b)
death
c)
sex
d)
drugs
69.
Teens may become fascinated with death. Which of the below is NOT a clue about that?
a)
Wearing black clothing
b)
Showing interest in satanic worship (music/jewelry)
c)
Expressing a strong with die or making LETHAL attempts
d)
Writing about death in poetry or journals
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