1. What is Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity?
Attention deficit and hyperactivity is a disorder that begins in early development, becomes more evident in preschool and school ages, and often lasts until adulthood. In this disease, which especially occurs with school, problems in adapting to school are observed. These observations are often described as mischief. It is very important for the teacher and the family to make the correct diagnosis and act correctly during this period.
2. What are the Symptoms of Attention Deficit?
· Inability to concentrate attention on one thing, attention being focused on many things
· Inability to pay attention to details, making simple mistakes
· Failure in tasks that require concentration for a long time
br /> · Frequently switching from one game or task to another
· Inability to regulate time, inability to finish the exam on time
· Inability to remember what is said, not listening to the person speaking
· Talking too much, being impatient
· Unsteadiness while sitting, constantly fidgeting
· Inability to complete homework, losing belongings
· Frequently interrupting other people's activities and words
3. What are the Causes of Attention Deficit?
Genetics plays an important role in the emergence of attention deficit. If the mother or father has a history of attention deficit disorder, the likelihood of it being seen in the child increases. In addition, infections and fevers, falls and head traumas experienced during childhood may also cause attention deficit.
4. What kind of problems do Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Cause?
In Children; difficulties in making and maintaining friends, failure to fulfill homework and responsibilities, failure at school.
In adults; frequent job changes, financial problems, depression, family problems as well as addictions It causes psychological diseases such as anxiety disorders.
5. How to Diagnose Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity?
To make a diagnosis, at least 6 of the symptoms of attention deficit must have been present for at least 6 months. In addition, some tests are also used to measure attention deficit.
6. What are the Treatment Methods for Attention Deficit?
In addition to the doctor, family and teachers also play a major role in the treatment of attention deficit. Distracting factors are identified through observations and tests, and efforts are made to address them and correct them. In addition, drug treatment is also applied.
7. Lifestyle Recommendations for Attention Deficit Patients
Teachers and parents need to show special behavior towards children with attention deficit disorder. Children should not be criticized, humiliated and their self-confidence should not be broken. Activities that will interest the child should be researched and directed towards them. Teachers should display an attitude that can highlight the child's talents and ensure success. Families should not be insistent, especially when teaching their children, and should motivate them to study by taking frequent breaks.
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