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Intellectual disability Differential Diagnosis
Major and mild neurocognitive disorders
Communication disorders and specific learning disorder
Autism spectrum disorder
ADHD - Diagnostic Criteria (in general)
Inattention or Hyperactivity and impulsivity
6 or more for 6 months before age 12 (over 17 yo 5 or more)
- inconsistent with developmental level
- negatively impacts social and academic/occupational activities
- not oppositional, defiance, hostility, failure to understand
ADHD - Inattention (9)
- little attention to details, careless mistakes
- difficulty sustaining attention
- does not seem to listen
- Does not follow through
- difficulty organizing
- avoids or dislikes engaging in tasks that require sustained attention
- loses things
- easily distracted
- forgetful in daily activities
ADHD - Hyperactivity and impulsivity (9)
Fidgets
Leaves seat when being seated is expected
runs or climbs inappropriately
unable to play quietly
on the go or driven by a motor
talks excessively
blurts out answer
difficulty waiting turn
interrupts or intrudes
ADHD DD
ODD
Intermittent explosive
Other neurodevelopmental
defiance v. difficulty

both impulsive but aggression v. attention difficulties

not repetitive movement v. fidgety
Schizophrenia
2 or more for a 1- month or more
at least one needs to be first three
Delusion
• Hallucination
• Disorganized thinking
• Disorganized motor behavior
• Grossly disorganized or odd motor behaviors
• Negative behaviors
level of functioning below level before onset
Signs of symptoms for continuous for 6 months
Rule out Schizoaffective or Depressive or Bipolar
if history of autism or communication disorder - diagnosis of schizophrenia if delusions or hallucinations or other symptoms of schizophrenia for 1 month
Schizophrenia DD (there are more than I listed p. 104)
Major depressive or bipolar with psychosis or catatonia
Schizoaffective -
OCD or Body dysmorphic -
PTSD -
- if delusions or hallucinations occur exclusively during a major depressive or manic episode with psychotic features

- major depressive or manic episode occurs concurrently with active symptoms and mood symptoms are present during most of the duration of the active period

- have delusions but also have obsessions and/or compulsions, preoccupation with body odor, hoarding , or body focused repetitive behavior

- Hallucinations are specific to a traumatic event
Bipolar I
Can be
One
How long
What three things or
how many symptoms
What are they
What else
Rule out
Manic episode can be preceded or followed by hypomania or major depressive

Manic episode – one manic episode
1 week
Abnormal elevated, irritated, or goal directed
Or hospitalization
3 symptoms, 4 if irritable
• Grandiosity
• Decreased need for sleep
• Talkative
• Flight of ideas
Impairment in social and occupational function
Rule out psychotic disorders
Bipolar II
Have to have
No
How long of what
how many symptoms
what are they
two other things
manic if
Have to have major depressive episode and hypomania – mo manic episode
Hypomania
4 or more days of abnormal mood or energy
3 or more 4 if irritable
• Grandiosity
• Decreased need for sleep
• Talkative
• Flight of ideas
Change in functioning
Observable by others
*Manic if - hospitalization or impairment in social and occupational function, psychotic

Depression
5 or more 2 weeks
1 symptom depressed or loss of interest
• Sigecaps
SADNESS
INTEREST
GUILT
ENERGY
CONCENTRATION
APPETITE
PSYCHOMOTOR RETARDATION
SUICIDE
SLEEP
Bipolar I DD
Major depression
Other bipolar
GAD or other anxiety
ADHD in children
- depends on mania or hypomania
- mania
- anxious ruminations could be mistaken for racing thoughts
- symptoms as a pattern or distinct episode