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SPMM– CAMHS: Questions & Correct Answers (100%)
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SPMM– CAMHS: Questions & Correct Answers (100%)What is associated with school refusal? Right Ans - - social withdrawal
- depressed mood
- somatic complaints
- onset with school transition
- sepraration anxiety
Is school refusal a diagnosis? Right Ans - it is more of a problem than a
diagnosis
presentation of school refusal Right Ans - - tantrums
- desperate pleas
- somatic concerns
-still do the school work
Risk factors for ADHD Right Ans - - premature
- genetic loading
- smoking or alcohol (or other substances) in pregnancy
- head injury
- metabolic disorders
Presentation of depression in young children (age 3-8) Right Ans - - trouble
verbalizing feelings
- decreased interest in play
- increased somatic complaints
- crying or outbursts
Presentation of depression in older children and adolescents (9-18) Right
Ans - - low self esteem
- guilt
- hopelessness
- increased boredom
- feelings of wanting to run away
- poor school performance
WISC Right Ans - - most widely used intelligence scale in children and
adolescence
- used for ages 6-17
, - yields verbal IQ, performance IQ and combined IQ
- 5 subsets (block design, picture completion, picture arrangement, object
assembly, coding)
Treatment for school refusal Right Ans - CBT
Diagnostic features of tourette's Right Ans - multiple motor and one or
more vocal tics present for at least a year
Management of tourettes Right Ans - - psychoeducation, reassurance,
explanation might suffice if mild
- behavioural methods
- exposure and response prevention
- self- hypnosis
- medication - clonidine
When is medication warranted for Tourettes? Right Ans - - distress
- functional disability
- treating co-morbidities
Blocking which receptor helps tics in Tourettes? Right Ans - D2
Typical features of childhood BPAD Right Ans - - manic episode presents
with atypical or mixed features of irritability, lability and behavioural
problems
- depression is common
- may present with non-episodic, chronic, ultra-rapid cycling, mixed irritable
and manic states
Treatment of BPAD in CAMHS Right Ans - same as adults
Environmental risk factors of ASD Right Ans - - prematurity
- perinatal hypoxia
- maternal vit D deficiency
- high paternal age
- maternal valproate exposure
- maternal obesity
- small birthweight
- maternal SSRI use
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