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What is ADHD
A disorder where children show an inappropriate degree of inattention, impulsiveness, distractibility and hyperactivity
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What are inattention, hyperactivity, and compulsivity
List 2 symptoms of ADHD
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What is ADHD
Mainly caused by genetics. Other causes include: prenatal smoking
prenatal alcohol use prenatal and neonatal hypoxia lead exposure traumatic brain injury |
What is FASD
A group of conditions that occur in a child/person whose mother drank alcohol while she was pregnant
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What are facial deformities, hyperactivity, impulsivity, difficulty understanding consequences, learning disabilities, memory problems, short attention span
List 2 symptoms of FASD
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What is Consuming alcohol during pregnancy
What causes FASD
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What is Autism
A disorder characterized by communication difficulties, social and behavioural challenges, and repetitive behaviours
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What is impairment in communication, impairment in social interactions, repetitive activities, difficulty with changes
List 2 symptoms of Autism
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What is Autism
Mainly caused by genetics. Also may be caused by parental psychiatric history
prenatal exposure to valproic acid, rubella, and alcohol Low birth weight |
What is Social Anxiety
A disorder characterized by a fear of situations in which there is potential for embarrassment or humiliation in front of others such as peers, teachers, or facilitators
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What is trembling, rapid breathing, sweating, blushing,
panic attacks, self-conscious
List 2 symptoms of social anxiety
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What is Social Anxiety
This disorder has a genetic component, and environmental factors such as overprotecting parents or embarassing, traumatic, or humiliating event can cause it
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What is an Anxiety Disorder
Characterized by overwhelming anxiety and fear, and are among the most prevalent mental health disorders.
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Good Job
Give an example of when you may have seen these behaviours displayed in the children you work with at the school
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What is PTSD
Disorder caused by life-threatening or comparable emotional experiences
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