OMOP Concept 40765472
PhenX - symptoms of autism spectrum disorders - child protocol 120903
StandardMeasurementLOINC62740-6Clinical Observation
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0
Descendants
44
Valid from
4 Jan 2011
Valid to
31 Dec 2099
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Alternative names recorded for PhenX - symptoms of autism spectrum disorders - child protocol 120903 across source vocabularies.
- Autism disorders child proto
- Autism disorders child proto; Pan; Panel; PANEL.PHENX; Panl; Pnl; Point in time; Random; Sx
- PhenX - 自闭症谱系障碍症状 - 儿童方案 120903:-:时间点:^患者:-:PhenX
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Ordered by distance - 1 is a direct parent or child.
Broader concepts
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Narrower concepts
(44)Included automatically when you query with descendants.
- 1Are people important to your child [CAST]
- 1Can your child count to 50 without leaving out any numbers [CAST]
- 1Can your child dress him or herself [CAST]
- 1Can your child keep a two-way conversation going [CAST]
- 1Can your child read appropriately for his or her age [CAST]
- 1Can your child ride a bicycle, even if with stabilizers [CAST]
- 1Does your child appear to have an unusual memory for details [CAST]
- 1Does your child appear to notice unusual details that others miss [CAST]
- 1Does your child care how he or she is perceived by the rest of the group [CAST]
- 1Does your child come up to you spontaneously for a chat [CAST]
- 1Does your child enjoy joking around [CAST]
- 1Does your child enjoy sports [CAST]
- 1Does your child find it easy to interact with other children [CAST]
- 1Does your child have an interest which takes up so much time that he or she does little else [CAST]
- 1Does your child have any unusual and repetitive movements [CAST]
- 1Does your child have difficulty understanding the rules for polite behavior [CAST]
- 1Does your child have friends, rather than just acquaintances [CAST]
- 1Does your child have odd or unusual phrases [CAST]
- 1Does your child join in playing games with other children easily [CAST]
- 1Does your child like to do things over and over again, in the same way all the time [CAST]
- 1Does your child make normal eye-contact [CAST]
- 1Does your child mostly have the same interests as his or her peers [CAST]
- 1Does your child often bring you things he or she is interested in to show you [CAST]
- 1Does your child often do or say things that are tactless or socially inappropriate [CAST]
- 1Does your child often turn conversations to his or her favorite subject rather than following what the other person wants to talk about [CAST]
- 1Does your child play imaginatively with other children, and engage in role-play [CAST]
- 1Does your child prefer imaginative activities such as play-acting or story-telling, rather than numbers or lists of facts [CAST]
- 1Does your child sometimes lose the listener because of not explaining what your child is talking about [CAST]
- 1Does your child sometimes say you or your child when he or she means I [CAST]
- 1Does your child tend to take things literally [CAST]
- 1Does your child try to impose routines on him or herself, or on others, in such a way that it causes problems [CAST]
- 1Has your child ever been diagnosed with a physical disability [CAST]
- 1Has your child ever been diagnosed with autism spectrum condition, including aspergers syndrome [CAST]
- 1Has your child ever been diagnosed with hearing or visual difficulties [CAST]
- 1Has your child ever been diagnosed with hyperactivity - attention deficit disorder, ADHD [CAST]
- 1Has your child ever been diagnosed with language delay [CAST]
- 1Have teachers or health visitors ever expressed any concerns about your childs development [CAST]
- 1Is it important to your child to fit in with the peer group [CAST]
- 1Is your child good at turn-taking in conversation [CAST]
- 1Is your childs social behavior very one-sided and always on your childs own terms [CAST]
- 1Is your childs voice unusual, overly adult, flat, or very monotonous [CAST]
- 1Teachers or health visitors concerns about your child development [CAST]
- 1Was your child speaking by 2 years old [CAST]
- 1When your child was 3Y old, did your child spend a lot of time pretending, play-acting being a superhero, or holding teddy's tea parties [CAST]
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