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