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WorksheetsFUN Stuffs about DSM5
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 13mins
Who can diagnose autism?
Psychologist
Developmental pediatriaians
Pediatric neurologist
I'm sure they all can do
How many criterias within?
2
5
8
4
What are the 2 areas do criteria A assess? (multiple correct answers)
Repetitive behaviour
Social communication
Academic
Social interaction
What behaviour fits Criteria B?
Unable to read body language
Low eye contact
Repetitive speech
Delay in language
When will the child meet Criteria A?
Lack of social-emotional reciprocity
Deficits in non-verbal communication
Unable to develop & maintaining relationship
Must have ALL 3
Symptoms must be present in/at...................... for Criteria C?
Early development
Any developmental age
No later than adolescent age
I'm not sure, let me check.
In Criteria D, how much do the symptoms affect a person's life?
Wait...do we have criteria D?
it makes a caregiver's life must harder.
It makes HUGE impairment in other areas of everyday functioning.
Symptoms are not better described by another DSM-5 diagnosis.
What are the last Criteria called?
E
F
G
H
What are the additional criteria for ASD?
Specifiers
Severity
Both must be included
No additional criteria needed
Which Level needs the most support?
Lv.3
Lv.1
Lv.2
Lv.4
Who needs the least support?
N' Ji is put in Lv. 3
N' June is put in Lv.2
N' Ice is put in Lv.1
N' Me is heartbroken because Goose doesn't play with her.
what is the difference between DSM 4 and 5. (multiple correct answers)
Shifting from categorical to dimensional.
Language development is treated separately.
Requires at least 2 repetitive behaviours.
3 key domains become 2 domains.
What are the 3 other considerations about Autism.
Early diagnosis and intensive intervention are the keys.
They can grow out of their Autism.
They can make significant progress.
Teaching strategies & skill targets are unique to the learner
