5 Child and adolescent psychiatry – 1
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1. Using ICD-10 results in diagnosing more cases of hyperkinetic disorder than using DSM-IV. | ||
2. A child with ADHD is likely to experience peer rejection. | ||
3. Clonidine and methylphenidate combination is more effective than either alone in treatment of ADHD with associated tics. | ||
4. Autistic children do not show attachment to mother. | ||
5. Autism is associated with epilepsy in adolescence. | ||
6. One in six people with autism manage to live independently as adults. | ||
7. Children who are aggressive are likely to develop antisocial traits in adulthood. | ||
8. Conduct disorder children have normal executive function if there is no ADHD. | ||
9. Maternal smoking in pregnancy is associated with conduct disorders. | ||
10. Shoplifting is a feature of social anxiety in children. | ||
11. Being the first child in the family increases the risk of violence. | ||
12. Adolescent girls have more depressive cognitions than boys. | ||
13. Mutation of the methyltetrahydrofolate reductase (MTHFR) allele is associated with adolescent onset depression. | ||
14. Dyslexic children have decreased temporal lobe activity during attempts to read. | ||
15. Encopresis is associated with school refusal. | ||
16. In children with both faecal and urinary soiling the urinary problem needs to be treated first. | ||
17. In divorce, adjustment difficulties are seen in children before the event even if there is a lack of parental conflict. | ||
18. Gender identity disorder in childhood is associated with decreased contact with the father. | ||
19. The prevalence of specific reading disorder is higher in China compared to the US. | ||
20. Severe specific reading disorder is associated with impaired non-verbal task performance in an IQ test. | ||
21. In children with specific reading disorders there is an increased risk of schizophrenia in adulthood. |