Child and adolescent psychiatry – 4

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8 Child and adolescent psychiatry – 4

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