18 Questions
What is one key factor that differentiates normal disruptive behavior from psychopathology?
Severity of disruption
When evaluating disruptive behaviors, what approach is recommended?
Exclusion of other causes
Why might parents be unaware of the need for interventions in children with ADHD and disruptive behavior disorders?
Misunderstanding of child's behavior
What is one potential consequence of not diagnosing disruptive disorders early?
Decreased level of self-esteem
How can the severity of behaviors associated with disruptive disorders be classified?
Mild, moderate, and severe
Which conditions are individuals with a disruptive behavior disorder at risk for?
Learning disorders, depression, anxiety
Children with Oppositional Defiant Disorders may have difficulty controlling their temper, especially towards an authority figure.
True
Oppositional Defiant Disorders develop most frequently in late adolescence.
False
The cause of Oppositional Defiant Disorders is exclusively genetic inheritance.
False
Vanderbilt and Connor Rating Scale are tools that can screen for Oppositional Defiant Disorder.
True
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is not a recommended treatment for Oppositional Defiant Disorder.
False
Distress associated with disruptive behaviors can only be isolated towards peer groups.
False
COPE is an evidence-based treatment program for teens with OCD.
False
Parent management training focuses on ineffective disciplining and supervision techniques.
False
Medication should be the only treatment intervention for teens with ODD.
False
Stimulants and atomoxetine are used to treat aggression in teens with ODD.
False
Nurses do not need to educate the patient and family about medication side effects.
False
Abruptly stopping medication for ODD can reduce the risk of a rebound reaction.
False
Explore the distinctions between typical behavior and pathological disruptive behavior in children, with emphasis on thorough evaluation and exclusion of other causes. Learn about the initial behavior problems that could lead to conditions like attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and disruptive behavior disorders.
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