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Psihijatrijski komorbiditeti u poremeÄajima iz autistiÄnog spektra
Prepoznavanje psihijatrijskih komorbiditeta kod individua s autizmom je izazov jer osobe s
autizmom imaju teÅ”koÄe u procesuiranju i opisivanju svojih emotivnih stanja. Zbog toga je nužno
intervjuirati obitelj, kao i obavljati uÄestale, kontinuirane opservacije i praÄenje. Isto tako simptomi
psihopatologije mogu biti maskirani njihovim tipiÄnim simptomima iz autistiÄnog spektra.
Od pomoÄi pri dijagnostici mogu biti psihometrijski instrumenti (check up liste) iako i one mogu
biti nespecifiÄne jer osobe iz autistiÄnog spektra imaju teÅ”koÄe u reciproÄnoj komunikaciji, djeci i
odraslima s autizmom teÅ”ko je govoriti o sebi, o proÅ”lim, sadaÅ”njim ili buduÄim dogaÄajima.
Upravo zbog toga za sada ne postoje skale koje su dizajnirane za evaluaciju psihijatrijskih
komorbiditeta za osobe iz poremeÄaja iz autistiÄnog spektra, iz Äega proizlazi da je za njihovo
prepoznavanje nužno veliko kliniÄko iskustvo djeÄjeg i adolescentnog psihijatra kao i kasnije
psihijatra odrasle dobi u radu s osobom koja se prati.
Za prevenciju, dijagnosticiranje i lijeÄenje mentalnih poremeÄaja osoba iz autistiÄnog spektra
potrebna je kontinuirana edukacija i praÄenje najnovijih trendova od strane svih Älanova
multidisciplinarnog tima koji se skrbi o autistiÄnoj osobi.Recognition of psychiatric comorbidity in individuals with autism is a challenge because people
with autism have difficulties in processing and describing their emotional states. It is therefore
necessary to interview the family, as well as to perform frequent, continuous observation and
monitoring. Also, symptoms of psychopathology can be masked by their typical symptoms of
autistic spectrum.
Helpful in the diagnosis can be psychometric instruments (check up lists) and although they may
be non-specific, because people from the autism spectrum have difficulty in reciprocal
communication, children and adults with autism have difficulties to talk about themself, past,
present, or future events. This is why there is currently no scales that are designed to evaluate
psychiatric comorbidity for people from autistic spectrum disorder which means that it is necessary
for their identification much clinical experience of child and adolescent psychiatrist and the
psychiatrist later adulthood to work with a person.
Prevention, diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders of persons with autism spectrum
requires continuous education and following the latest trends by all members of the
multidisciplinary team that takes care of the autistic person
Psihijatrijski komorbiditeti u poremeÄajima iz autistiÄnog spektra
Prepoznavanje psihijatrijskih komorbiditeta kod individua s autizmom je izazov jer osobe s
autizmom imaju teÅ”koÄe u procesuiranju i opisivanju svojih emotivnih stanja. Zbog toga je nužno
intervjuirati obitelj, kao i obavljati uÄestale, kontinuirane opservacije i praÄenje. Isto tako simptomi
psihopatologije mogu biti maskirani njihovim tipiÄnim simptomima iz autistiÄnog spektra.
Od pomoÄi pri dijagnostici mogu biti psihometrijski instrumenti (check up liste) iako i one mogu
biti nespecifiÄne jer osobe iz autistiÄnog spektra imaju teÅ”koÄe u reciproÄnoj komunikaciji, djeci i
odraslima s autizmom teÅ”ko je govoriti o sebi, o proÅ”lim, sadaÅ”njim ili buduÄim dogaÄajima.
Upravo zbog toga za sada ne postoje skale koje su dizajnirane za evaluaciju psihijatrijskih
komorbiditeta za osobe iz poremeÄaja iz autistiÄnog spektra, iz Äega proizlazi da je za njihovo
prepoznavanje nužno veliko kliniÄko iskustvo djeÄjeg i adolescentnog psihijatra kao i kasnije
psihijatra odrasle dobi u radu s osobom koja se prati.
Za prevenciju, dijagnosticiranje i lijeÄenje mentalnih poremeÄaja osoba iz autistiÄnog spektra
potrebna je kontinuirana edukacija i praÄenje najnovijih trendova od strane svih Älanova
multidisciplinarnog tima koji se skrbi o autistiÄnoj osobi.Recognition of psychiatric comorbidity in individuals with autism is a challenge because people
with autism have difficulties in processing and describing their emotional states. It is therefore
necessary to interview the family, as well as to perform frequent, continuous observation and
monitoring. Also, symptoms of psychopathology can be masked by their typical symptoms of
autistic spectrum.
Helpful in the diagnosis can be psychometric instruments (check up lists) and although they may
be non-specific, because people from the autism spectrum have difficulty in reciprocal
communication, children and adults with autism have difficulties to talk about themself, past,
present, or future events. This is why there is currently no scales that are designed to evaluate
psychiatric comorbidity for people from autistic spectrum disorder which means that it is necessary
for their identification much clinical experience of child and adolescent psychiatrist and the
psychiatrist later adulthood to work with a person.
Prevention, diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders of persons with autism spectrum
requires continuous education and following the latest trends by all members of the
multidisciplinary team that takes care of the autistic person
Psihijatrijski komorbiditeti u poremeÄajima iz autistiÄnog spektra
Prepoznavanje psihijatrijskih komorbiditeta kod individua s autizmom je izazov jer osobe s
autizmom imaju teÅ”koÄe u procesuiranju i opisivanju svojih emotivnih stanja. Zbog toga je nužno
intervjuirati obitelj, kao i obavljati uÄestale, kontinuirane opservacije i praÄenje. Isto tako simptomi
psihopatologije mogu biti maskirani njihovim tipiÄnim simptomima iz autistiÄnog spektra.
Od pomoÄi pri dijagnostici mogu biti psihometrijski instrumenti (check up liste) iako i one mogu
biti nespecifiÄne jer osobe iz autistiÄnog spektra imaju teÅ”koÄe u reciproÄnoj komunikaciji, djeci i
odraslima s autizmom teÅ”ko je govoriti o sebi, o proÅ”lim, sadaÅ”njim ili buduÄim dogaÄajima.
Upravo zbog toga za sada ne postoje skale koje su dizajnirane za evaluaciju psihijatrijskih
komorbiditeta za osobe iz poremeÄaja iz autistiÄnog spektra, iz Äega proizlazi da je za njihovo
prepoznavanje nužno veliko kliniÄko iskustvo djeÄjeg i adolescentnog psihijatra kao i kasnije
psihijatra odrasle dobi u radu s osobom koja se prati.
Za prevenciju, dijagnosticiranje i lijeÄenje mentalnih poremeÄaja osoba iz autistiÄnog spektra
potrebna je kontinuirana edukacija i praÄenje najnovijih trendova od strane svih Älanova
multidisciplinarnog tima koji se skrbi o autistiÄnoj osobi.Recognition of psychiatric comorbidity in individuals with autism is a challenge because people
with autism have difficulties in processing and describing their emotional states. It is therefore
necessary to interview the family, as well as to perform frequent, continuous observation and
monitoring. Also, symptoms of psychopathology can be masked by their typical symptoms of
autistic spectrum.
Helpful in the diagnosis can be psychometric instruments (check up lists) and although they may
be non-specific, because people from the autism spectrum have difficulty in reciprocal
communication, children and adults with autism have difficulties to talk about themself, past,
present, or future events. This is why there is currently no scales that are designed to evaluate
psychiatric comorbidity for people from autistic spectrum disorder which means that it is necessary
for their identification much clinical experience of child and adolescent psychiatrist and the
psychiatrist later adulthood to work with a person.
Prevention, diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders of persons with autism spectrum
requires continuous education and following the latest trends by all members of the
multidisciplinary team that takes care of the autistic person