8 Child and adolescent psychiatry – 4
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1. ADHD is common in people with profound learning disability. | ||
2. Atomoxetine is a noradrenaline uptake inhibitor. | ||
3. Autistic disorders affect girls three times more often than boys. | ||
4. When a child is diagnosed with autism, many parents look back and remember that something was wrong during infancy. | ||
5. Autism has a 90% monozygotic twin concordance. | ||
6. Difficulties with theory of mind are the same in patients with autistic spectrum disorders as in the general population. | ||
7. Boys from large families are at higher risk of conduct disorder. | ||
8. Unsocialized conduct disorder is associated with peer rejection. | ||
9. Juvenile delinquency is more likely to be associated with future mental health problems in girls than in boys. | ||
10. Truancy is often seen in children with somatization disorders. | ||
11. Children rejected by peers tend to be aggressive. | ||
12. The ratio of cortisol to DHEA is increased in adolescents with depression. | ||
13. Tricyclic antidepressants are more effective than placebo in adolescent depression. | ||
14. Encopresis is associated with a passive personality. | ||
15. Primary enuresis in an 8-year-old boy with no urinary or psychiatric problems is an indication for IQ assessment. | ||
16. Childhood complex partial seizures are commonly associated with emotional problems in childhood. | ||
17. When a mother remarries, girls are more likely to be distressed than boys. | ||
18. Adolescents have more symptoms related to body perception in psychosis. | ||
19. Specific reading disorder is associated with spelling difficulties. | ||
20. Specific reading disorder is associated with hard neurological signs. | ||
21. School refusal may be secondary to a death in the family. |