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AUT501 Assessment

ASD Assessment Terminology

TermDefinition
DSM-V Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders Fifth Edition May, 2013
Types of Autism Spectrum Disorders Autism, Asperger's, PPD(Pervasive Developmental Disorder)
Restricted Patterns A limited range of interests, focus on single subject/item
7 Sensory Categories Tactile, Auditory,Visual,Gustatory,Olfactory,Vestibular,Proprioceptive, Tactile
Tactile Sensory System Receptors in hands,high receptors in small area Do not like hands in messy media (ex.Finger Paint)
Auditory Sensory System Hear sounds,process what is heard,discriminate between sounds (Underresponsive-Poor sensory display, Cover ears in music,gym may fight,flight,freeze)
Visual Sensory System Allows to see clearly,functional vision (Helps students read across page w/o losing their place, copy text from board, able to catch a ball, foundation for reading and math)
Gustatory Sensory System Chemical receptors in the tongue (Underresponsive prefers bitter,sweet,sour. Overresponsive prefers bland like bread)
Olfactory Sensory System Receptors in the nasal structure (Sense of smell connected to emotions)
Vestibular Sensory System Hair cells in inner ear (Otolith organs respond to linear movement and gravity.)
Proprioceptive Sensory System Receptors in joints, muscles, and tendons(Provides awareness of joint position,movement, and helps with fine/gross motor skills)
Tactile Dysfunction Dislikes standing in line,Bothered by clothing tags,Dislikes messy things,Adverse reaction to texture foods,Likes ONLY textured foods,Falls w/o reaction,Touches everything (Walls in hallway),Puts things in mouth constantly)
Proprioceptive Dysfunction Stamps feet/bangs head,Holds pencil too hard/too soft,Plays rough,Clumsy,Breaks toys,Falls deliberately,Chews hard,Poor fine/gross motor
Vestibular Dysfunction Wiggles during seated activities, Craves spinning/swinging,Rocks while seated,Likes being upside down, In motion constantly,Afraid of movement,Gets car sick,Avoids playground equipment,Fears having head tilted back(Hair washing),Afraid to sit on toilet
Auditory Dysfunction Covers ears or screams,Difficulty locating sound,Enjoys making sounds,Distracted by background sounds(Fluorescent lights),Prefers loud music
Vision Dysfunction Poor eye contact,Turns head to side when looking at things,Holds head close to work,Loses place when reading,Difficulty copying from board,Uses hand as visor in bright light,Difficulty tracking ball to catch
Arousal Dysfunction Hyperactive/difficult to calm,Difficulty modulating emotion,Startles easily,Difficult to arouse, Does not react to loud sounds/bright lights,Difficulty completing tasks,Difficulty transitioning one task to another
Social Consciousness Dysfunction Reacts with laughter when other express sad/anger/fear,Becomes fearful in social settings,Does not spontaneously interact in groups,Appears to be unaware of others' feelings,Unable to identify happy/sad faces
Olfactory/Gustatory Dysfunction Complains things smell bad,Notices how people smell,Reacts to smells,Smells constantly,Prefers highly spiced foods or totally bland foods, Chooses limited foods
Reciprocal Dysfunction Difficulty in nonverbal behaviors(No eye contact,few gestures while speaking,Unusual facial expressions,Gets in another's space,Unusual voice quality),Failure to develop age-appropriate peers,Little sharing of achievements/interests,Lack of social/emotion
Communication Dysfunction Delay/lack language development,Difficulty holding conversations,Unusual/repetitive language,Play not age appropriate
Restricted,Repetitive Behaviors Interests narrow,overly intense,unusual,Unusual insistence on routine,Repetitive motor mannerisms,Preoccupation with parts of objects
ADI-R Autism Diagnostic Interview-Revised tool for diagnosing and assessing autism
ABA Applied Behavior Analysis-modification of environment to improve bahavior
Asperger's Syndrome High functioning autism
ADOS Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule-Tool for diagnosing autism
Echolalia Repeating others (Words, Phrases, Sounds)
Skills-Based Learning Reading,Language Arts,Mathematics,Writing
Created by: ELH127
 

 



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