Tourette Disorder FASD Epileptic Disorders Autism Spectrum Disorders Communication Disorders
100
What is 2 motor tics and 1 verbal tic?
This is the number and type of tics for diagnosis
100
What is maternal alcohol consumption
FASD is caused by this.
100
What is a petit mal seizure
A type of seizure that is limited to a small region
100
What is true
True or false: Language skills do not need to be impaired for an ASD diagnosis
100
What is language
It must be spoke, involves a system of rules, and has an organization of symbols.
200
What is Echolalia
When an individual with a vocal tic copies what they hear.
200
What is a core characteristic
Facial Dysmorphology is known as this
200
What is confusion, disorientation, headache, and fatigue
The postictal phase is characterized by this.
200
What are stereotypies
Hand flapping and rocking are known as these
200
What are lisps, sound omission, sound distortion, sound addition, and sound substitutions.
These are the five sound problems common with a speech sound disorder
300
What is medication, therapy, and Deep Brain Stimulation.
The three treatments used in Tourette Syndrome
300
What is ADHD.
The disorder most commonly co-occurring with FASD
300
What is synchronous firing of a wide array of brain tissue in an abnormal pattern
The pattern of firing of brain tissue during a seizure.
300
What is ADHD
This disorder is most commonly comorbid with ASD
300
What is 35-40%?
Percentage of chilren with a family member who also has a communication disorder.
400
What is Genetics, abnormalities in the brain region, neurotransmitters, and/or gene mutation.
Possible etiology of Tourette Syndrome
400
What is False
True or False: Paternal drinking and drug use at the time of pregnancy is not a risk factor.
400
What are partial seizures?
Focal event that involve sensory, motor, or psychic expressions that closely relate to the isolated area involved without a loss of consiousness
400
What is the prefrontal cortex
Deficits in executive functioning is related to this brain area
400
What is a social (pragmatic) communication disorder?
This disorder is characterized by deficits in pragmatic, the use of language in specific social contexts.
500
What is 18 years of age.
The age that tics must be present before to warrant a diagnosis
500
What is none.
In North America this amount of alcohol consumption during pregnancy is recognized as safe
500
What are prodromal, ictal, and postictal?
These are the phases of a seizure
500
What is overt behaviour.
Early intensive behavioural intervention focuses on this behaviour.
500
What is phonological short-term memory?
The ability to hold auditory material in memory for short periods of time.






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