Child psychiatric disorders

Inattention, impulsivity, hyperactivity across a variety of settings in comparison to peers causing impairment in functioning. Some may present before age 7:

Pharmacological treatment for ADHD:

Stimulants used to treat ADHD:

Antidepressants used to treat ADHD:

Antihypertensives used to treat ADHD:

A pattern of negativistic, hostile and defiant behavior lasting at least 6 months with four or more behavioral problems that occur more frequently than is typically observed in peers:

Repetitive and persistent pattern of behavior that violates the rights of others, majore societal norms/rules for at least 12 months and includes aggression toward animals, destruction of property, deceitfulness or theft and serious violation of rules:

Childhood onset of conduct disorder:

Adolescent onset of conduct disorder:

Childhood onset of conduct disorder has what prognosis:

Adolescent onset of conduct disorder has what prognosis:

Chronic depressed or irritable mood on more days than not in past year including 2 or more symptoms affecting sleep, energy, self-esteem, concentration, etc...

Antidepressant approved by FDA for children 8 and over:

Bipolar medications used to treat Childhood Bipolar disorder:

Borderline intellectual functioning IQ:

Mild retardation IQ:

Moderate retardation IQ:

Severe retardation IQ:

Profound retardation IQ:

Pervasive abnormal development and qualitative impairment in social interaction, communication and restricted repetitive/stereotypical behaviors, interests and activities. Onset prior to age 3:

Qualitative impairment in social interaction, restricted repetitive/stereotyped patterns of behavior and no delay in language/cognition.

Normal growth pattern through 5 months of age, then lack of head growth and loss of motor and social skills, language impairment and mental retardation only in females:

At least 2 years of normal development then marked loss of skills in at least two areas, mental retardation with higher occurrence in males: