Improving Executive Function in Adult ADHD Pre-Test
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1. Executive Function Deficits can be:
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2. Executive Deficits can include all but the following:
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3. What percent of US adults with ADHD are diagnosed and treated?
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4. Executive Function Deficits occur in what percentage of patients with ADHD vs patients without ADHD:
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5. Compared with normal adults at 1.5%, what percentage of adults with both ADHD and Executive Functioning Deficits had to repeat a grade in school?
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6. Stimulant medications can help ADHD patients with improved attention and:
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7. An ADHD patient who is not responding well to medication can be referred out for:
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8. ADHD adults with Executive Function Deficits can get ADHD symptom relief with stimulant and non-stimulant medications.
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9. The first step a primary care professional should make in working with an ADHD patient is:
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10. Due to continuing critical brain development, if systems of ADHD go beyond what age, will the adult most likely have ADHD for life:
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