leifer peds ch 33

upon physical examination, the nurse notes presence of lanugo, dry skin, low BP, cold intolerance. what is this?

an ongoing pattern of anger guided disobedience or hostile/defiant response to authority that last atleast 6 mos is:

behavior that violates the rights of others or rules of society that lasts more than 1 year is:

anorexia nervosa is characterized by an alternating binging and purging eating habit

which child would most likely not have ADHD?

which substance cannot be used for "huffing"?

since young children cannot express themselves well, the nurse will use what therapy to allow them to act out feelings ?

drug therapy can cure autism

an appropriate nursing intervention for a hospitalized autistic child would be

autism disorders include aspergers syndrome, retts syndrome, etc.

parent reports no babbling during the 12 month olds most recent visit. the nurse tells the parent

the school nurse suggests to the teacher that the most appropriate intervention for a child with ADHD would be:

book used by professionals to aid in diagnoses of mental health conditions and defines mental disorders is the DSM-V

what could be a possible trigger for depression in a child?

in bulimia the binge-purge cycle is thought to be a coping mechanism for handling guilt, depression, and low self esteem

impairment of general mental ability that in turn impairs functioning related to everyday tasks-

what type of infection can trigger an autoimmune response that results in OCD?

which child is showing signs of depression?

which response by the nurse is appropriate for a suicidal teenager?

ADHD refers to an inappropriate degree of gross motor activity, impulsivity, and inattention

SSRI drugs can be used to treat anorexia and separation anxiety

the most major complication of depression when left untreated is suicide

two siblings are fighting over the attention of their mother. What would you say they are experiencing?

psychological dependence is a craving and physical dependence is the need to take the drug to avoid withdrawal symptoms

what component is not included in HEADSSS

the risk of suicide decreases when there is a plan of action, means to carry out a plan, and an absence of resources

which would not be an characteristic of anorexia nervosa

the nurse recognizes the child of an alcoholic who tries to do everything perfectly has assumed the role of the:

the child is showing signs of dyslexia when he:

which of these forms of therapy create an emotionally safe environment?

which statement by a child indicates the greatest risk of suicide?

daily persistently irritable or angry mood between the ages of 6-18 years that last more than 1 year is:

which of the following is not a learning disability

the nurse warns that exposure to HIV and Hep B is a major risk for persons who use

the use of stimulants will decrease hyperactivity in autistic child but has the negative aspect of :

OCD can be genetic and an abnormality of the basal ganglia

when the mother asks what is meant by "learning disability" the nurse responds with

all are causative factors for ADHD except

OCD is characterized by persistent thoughts (obsessive) followed by a ritual movement or activity (compulsive)

signs of nervous tension is stuttering, nonnutritive sucking, and aggressive behavior.

when does separation anxiety become abnormal?

which statement made by a parent of a child with anorexia indicates an understanding

the two forms of intervention is direct/confrontational and indirect/referral.

what IQ level could indicate intellectual disability?

how is OCD diagnosed

gateway substance:

a mother of a 4 month old says she things her child may be autistic. the nurse responds that age for early diagnosis is

which one of the following is a medical doctor with special training in psychoanalytic theory?

what are common behaviors when dealing with children from dysfunctional families?

What is the purpose of HELP (hope, empathy, loyalty, participate)?

why would the adolescent lash out and become angry when asked by the nurse if his parents drink everyday?

the two types of dependence are physiological and social

ADHD does not occur alongside learning disabilities

learning disabilities include dysphagia, dyskinesia, and dysphonia.

what is the child not at risk for related to persistent vomiting?

when the child is asked about her relationship with her brother, she begins to have SOB demonstrating what reaction?