Exam 12: Neurodevelopmental, Disruptive, Conduct, and Elimination Disorders

ADHD can be best described as a ____________ disorder with genetic, biological, and environmental influences.

Chromosomes normally come in pairs, but people with Down syndrome have three number ____________ chromosomes in every cell in their body.

Ingestion and inhalation are the two most common ways that ____________ enters the body.

According to your text, 60% to 75% of children with autism spectrum disorder have IQs:

The onset of intellectual disability is always before which age?

Treatment for learning disorders generally occurs

Children with Down syndrome have three #18 chromosomes in their bodies.

Medications that are prescribed to manage certain behaviours in children with autism spectrum disorder include

Exposure to hazardous environmental factors always leads to intellectual disability.

The most common form of enuresis is

Phenylketonuria (PKU) is a genetic disorder in which

The diagnostic criteria for adult ADHD are valid with the need for five symptoms for a reliable diagnosis.

The onset of autism spectrum disorder is always before the age of

Which of the following are contributing factors in the development of autism spectrum disorder?

An average IQ score would be between ______ and ______.

____________ is a behavioural procedure that rewards successive approximations of desired behaviour.

The leading known preventable environmental cause of intellectual disability is consuming alcohol during pregnancy.

Approximately ____________ of parents with children who have learning disabilities use nontraditional approaches to working with specific learning disabilities, such as diet and nutritional supplements.

Problem behaviours are classified into five groups. Positive reinforcement and shaping do not figure into the treatment plan for

Most children who are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder have IQs below 70.