Familydisruptionsare commonin clientbackgroundBehaviorsusuallydecreasewithinadolescenceMay be sounhappy that theyfulfill criteria forpersistentdepressivedisorderHyperactivityrefers toexcessivemotor activityADHD standsfor AttentionDeficitHyperactivityDisorderInattention manifestsbehaviorally aswandering off task,lacking persistence,having difficultysustaining focus, andbeing disorganized. Notdue to defiance or lackof comprehensionADHDtends torun infamiliesUsually notdiagnoseduntil theage of 9ADHD (1stD): Musthave 6+months ofsymptomsMay do poorlyin schoolworkeven if theyhave normalintelligenceADHDwas firstdescribedin 1902Impulsivity refers tohasty actions thatoccur in the momentwithout forethoughtand that have highpotential for harm tothe individualCriterion C. Severalinattentive orhyperactive-impulsive symptomsare present in two ormore settingsAffectsmales 2xas muchas femalesCriterion A. Persistentpattern of inattentionand/or hyperactivity-impulsivity thatinterferes withfunctioning ordevelopmentCriterion B. Severalinattentive orhyperactive-impulsive symptomswere present prior toage 12Familydisruptionsare commonin clientbackgroundBehaviorsusuallydecreasewithinadolescenceMay be sounhappy that theyfulfill criteria forpersistentdepressivedisorderHyperactivityrefers toexcessivemotor activityADHD standsfor AttentionDeficitHyperactivityDisorderInattention manifestsbehaviorally aswandering off task,lacking persistence,having difficultysustaining focus, andbeing disorganized. Notdue to defiance or lackof comprehensionADHDtends torun infamiliesUsually notdiagnoseduntil theage of 9ADHD (1stD): Musthave 6+months ofsymptomsMay do poorlyin schoolworkeven if theyhave normalintelligenceADHDwas firstdescribedin 1902Impulsivity refers tohasty actions thatoccur in the momentwithout forethoughtand that have highpotential for harm tothe individualCriterion C. Severalinattentive orhyperactive-impulsive symptomsare present in two ormore settingsAffectsmales 2xas muchas femalesCriterion A. Persistentpattern of inattentionand/or hyperactivity-impulsivity thatinterferes withfunctioning ordevelopmentCriterion B. Severalinattentive orhyperactive-impulsive symptomswere present prior toage 12

ADHD - Call List

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  1. Family disruptions are common in client background
  2. Behaviors usually decrease within adolescence
  3. May be so unhappy that they fulfill criteria for persistent depressive disorder
  4. Hyperactivity refers to excessive motor activity
  5. ADHD stands for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
  6. Inattention manifests behaviorally as wandering off task, lacking persistence, having difficulty sustaining focus, and being disorganized. Not due to defiance or lack of comprehension
  7. ADHD tends to run in families
  8. Usually not diagnosed until the age of 9
  9. ADHD (1st D): Must have 6+ months of symptoms
  10. May do poorly in schoolwork even if they have normal intelligence
  11. ADHD was first described in 1902
  12. Impulsivity refers to hasty actions that occur in the moment without forethought and that have high potential for harm to the individual
  13. Criterion C. Several inattentive or hyperactive-impulsive symptoms are present in two or more settings
  14. Affects males 2x as much as females
  15. Criterion A. Persistent pattern of inattention and/or hyperactivity-impulsivity that interferes with functioning or development
  16. Criterion B. Several inattentive or hyperactive-impulsive symptoms were present prior to age 12