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when to refer for esotropia
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>3mo if not correcting
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18 month old with gross motor delay but otherwise normal
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Duchenne dystrophy, other X-linked MD. measure CPK.
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appearance of suspected ADHD patient in office
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calm and cooperative
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criteria for ADHD dx
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impairment prior to age 7
sx in more than one setting significant impairment |
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differential of loss of milestones in toddler
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lysosomal storge disease: coarse facies, HSmegaly
metachromatic leukodystorphy: hypotonia |
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normal verbal IQ, low performance IQ
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learning disorder
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acheivment tests
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reading at 5th gr level
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level of fxn for mild MR
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live independantly, 4th gr ed.
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common comorbid with learning disability
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ADHD
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mild-profound MR in boy with autistic features. coarse face. Sister with learning disability
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fragile X. Female carriers are variably affected unlike most Xlinked
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number of repeats required for fragile X affected phenotype
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>230
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school failure rate in ADHD
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60% fail a grade. 3xs higher than nl.
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stuttering
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multifactorial inheritance. not related to stress, not learned. whole word repitition, word prolongation
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hereditary nephritis, sensorineural hearing loss
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Alport S
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sensorineural hearing loss, balance difficulties, retinitis pigmentosa
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Usher
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2 month old not fixating on objects or faces
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refer to Ophtho.
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9 month old rolls does not sit
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gross motor delay
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MR definition and classes
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IQ<70, deficits in adaptive fxn in 2 areas, onset befor 18yrs.
70-55, 55-40, 40-25, <25 |
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workup for MR
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chromosomes and fragile X. Consider 22q11 if heart or dysmorphic features present
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when to do inborn error workup for MR
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if FTT, hypotonia, growth delay are present
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next step when discrepency between total IQ and verbal IQ are present
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suspicious for learning disability, do achievement tests to isolate area.
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common ages for learning disability to present
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age 7, 3rd grade (reading), junior high.
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