Maryville NUR 663 exam 3, AUTISM, END OF

Maryville NUR 663 exam 3, AUTISM, END OF LIFE, PERSONALITY, ADHD Latest Update - 50 Questions and 100% Verified Detailed Correct Answers Guaranteed

Advantages and disadvantages of Straterra - CORRECT ANSWER: non-stimulant so

good for people with addiction, BB warning for suicide, avoid if poor 2D6 metabolizer and be cautious with paxil and prozac

Common comorbidities with ADHD - CORRECT ANSWER: Anxiety and mood disorder

Common comorbidity with autism - CORRECT ANSWER: Intellectual disability

Description of Borderline - CORRECT ANSWER: Impulsive, moodiness, paranoid,

unstable self-image, labile intense relationships, vulnerability to abandonment, emptiness

How does autism affect cognitive development - CORRECT ANSWER: Inconsistencies

in language acquisition and development

How does sensory stimuli affect people with autism - CORRECT ANSWER: They will

have an over-response

How long would you expect typical grief to last - CORRECT ANSWER: 6 mos

How would you approach an older adult with a terminal illness? - CORRECT ANSWER: Family approach

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Indication for Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scale - CORRECT ANSWER: Looks at level of communication, ADL, motor skills, this is why it is different then IQ test, can help if not meeting milestones

Indications for Connors - CORRECT ANSWER: ADD/ADHD; ODD, Conduct disorder

Indications for Vyvanse - CORRECT ANSWER: Binge eating and ADHD, absorbed past

the stomach so low abuse potential

Long acting forms if methylphenidate - CORRECT ANSWER: concerta and

methylphenidate XR, cannot be crushed

Most common co-morbidity with ID - CORRECT ANSWER: autism

Personality disorders: Antisocial - CORRECT ANSWER: Pervasive pattern of disregard for and violation of the rights of others since 15 y.o. failure to conform to social norms, 3 or more,conning others for personal profit, impulsivity, failure to plan ahead, irritability and agressiveness, rickless disregard for safety, consisten irresponsibility, lack of remorse,

Personality disorders: Avoidant - CORRECT ANSWER: Pervasive patter of social inhibition, inadequacy, hypersensitivity to negative evaluation, early adulthood, avoids occupational activities, unwilling to get involved with people unless certain of being liked, restrain with intimate relationships, preoccupied with criticism, views self as socially unappealing,

Personality disorders: Borderline - CORRECT ANSWER: Pervasive pattern of instability of interpersonal relationships, self image, and affects, impulsive, early adulthood, frantic efforts to avoid abandonment, unstable intense interpersonal relationships , id disturbance, suicidal, mood instability, emptiness, inappropriate anger, paranoid

Personality disorders: Dependent - CORRECT ANSWER: Pervasive an excessive need to be taken care of that leads to submissive and clinging behavior for fear of separation, early adulthood, difficulty making everyday decisions, needs others to assume

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