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#Speech_Delay_DDx

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#Speech_Delay_Assessment

#Speech_Delay

Wony brings her son Hajoon (aged two years, 10 months) to your surgery because she thinks he has a sore ear. She reports Hajoon is generally a well child but started pulling at his right ear last week. He is having difficulty sleeping and is more irritable than usual, regularly throwing temper tantrums. Wony is also worried about Hajoon’s hearing because he does not respond when she calls his name, and he does not say any words yet. Wony speaks English fluently but her first language is Korean, and the family only speak Korean at home. Hajoon has attended childcare three days per week for a year. 1.How would you manage this consultation? 2.How would you manage the follow-up consultation? What additional information would you ask to assist your management of Hajoon? 3.What would be your differential diagnoses for Hajoon? 4.How does Hajoon's language development compare to what would be expected for a child aged two years? Are there any risk factors for language difficulties that could be considered? 5.What tests and referrals would you order to inform your diagnosis? 6.What would be your next step? 7.Based on reported and observed behaviours, what is the likely diagnosis? 8.How would you manage Hajoon? 9.What services and supports are available for Hajoon? 10.What other information can you provide for Hajoon’s family? 11.How can you support the long-term management of Hajoon? #Week10_Case5

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#ADHD_DX_GP ADHD is not always a specialist diagnosis, and can be done by confident GP.

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