10 Questions
What is one of the most common interventions for children with ADHD?
Use of psychostimulants
What are some limitations of using psychostimulants for children with ADHD?
There is a group of non-responders and low compliance
What is the impact of medication on the core symptoms of ADHD?
There are clear individual differences in its impact
What is the conclusion of several meta-analyses regarding school performance improvements with medication?
There are short-term improvements, if any, and no uniform picture
What are some adverse side effects associated with the use of psychostimulants for ADHD?
Decreased appetite and height growth
What is the central focus of child and adolescent mental health?
Behavioral and emotional disorders of childhood
What is included in the practice of child psychiatry?
Delays and deviations in development
At what age does the childhood period typically extend up to?
18 years
When interviewing a child, what are the primary objectives similar to those with adults?
Establish rapport, make a diagnosis, understand its context and plan treatment
What is a significant difference in interviewing young children compared to adults?
The child may not understand the questions
Test your knowledge of effective interventions to improve school and homework performance for children with ADHD. Explore the use of psychostimulants and their documented impact on cognitive and behavioral functioning, as well as the limitations and challenges associated with these interventions.
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