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9.1, 9.2, 9.3, Clinical Presentation, Prevalence & Comorbidity, and Etiology of Motor and Tic disorders

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9.1, 9.2, 9.3, Clinical Presentation, Prevalence & Comorbidity, and Etiology of Motor and Tic disorders

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9.1, 9.2, 9.3, Clinical Presentation, Prevalence & Comorbidity, and Etiology of Motor and Tic disorders

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Involves repetitive and seemingly purposeless motor behavior such as hand flapping, body rocking, or hitting one's own body

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Both motor and vocal tics are present. More than one motor tic must be present and at least one vocal tic must occor

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Sudden, rapid, recurrent, and nonrhythmic motor movement or vocalization

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Involves multiple movements, vocalizations, or a combination of movements and vocalizations within the same tic

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Involves one movement or vocalization

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Either one or more motor tic OR one or more vocal tic is present, but both motor and vocal tics are NOT present.

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Single or multiple motor and/or vocal tics are present, but must only have been present for <1yr since first tic onset.

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The onset of this disorder is during the early developmental period

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These disorders present before adulthood

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This type of cause for Stereotypic Movement Disorder may involve lower cognitive functioning, medical conditions, and genetic syndromes/vulnerabilities. In Tic Disorders, it involves a strong heritability component

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This type of cause for Stereotypic Movement Disorder involves social isolation or a lack of nurturing leading to the self stimulation of stereotypes. In Tic Disorders, it involves mimicking others, stressors, infections, or early life complications.

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This differential diagnosis is similar to Stereotypic Movement Disorder due to the repetitive movements, but differs because deficits in social communication/reciprocity is not present, as well as delayed speech and circumscribed interests

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One-third of people with Tourette's have this comorbid disorder

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Tic Disorders are more common in this group

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This word describing tics mean they tend to change over time

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