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1 Index Note: Page numbers of article titles are in boldface type. A Abuse substance. See Substance abuse Acquired disorders presenting as psychosis in children and young adults, See also specific disorders and Psychosis(es), congenital and acquired disorders presenting as, in children and young adults Adolescent(s) co-occurring trauma and psychosis in manifestation of, clinical and diagnostic presentation, diagnostic comorbidities, 634 evidence-based assessment procedures, treatments for, psychosis in psychopharmacologic treatment of, See also Psychosis(es), in children and adolescents, psychopharmacologic treatment of Adult-onset schizophrenia (AOS) genome-wide association studies of, 680 Affective disorders, history of, psychotic symptoms in, study of issues complicating, Antipsychotic(s) for EOS, AOS. See Adult-onset schizophrenia (AOS) ASDs. See Autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) Ataxia congenital and acquired disorders associated by, 589 Attention in cognitive profile of syndromal EOS, 719 Auditory problems congenital and acquired disorders associated by, 592 Autism COS and, 682 Autism-plus spectrum disorders, nature of problem, overview of, Autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) defined, Child Adolesc Psychiatric Clin N Am 22 (2013) childpsych.theclinics.com /13/$ see front matter ª 2013 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.

2 760 Index Autism (continued ) psychosis with comorbidity of, , difficulties associated with, genetics in, 619 imaging in, 618 mental status examination findings in, patient history in, ratings scales and standardized assessments in, 618 B Biological stress response psychotic disorders and, 562 Body size abnormal congenital and acquired disorders associated by, 589 Bone abnormalities congenital and acquired disorders associated by, 589 C Cannabis for SIPD, Cardiovascular system abnormalities congenital and acquired disorders associated by, 590 Child PTSD Symptom Scale (CPSS) for co-occurring trauma and psychosis in adolescents, 636 Childhood-onset schizophrenia (COS), autism and, 682 clinical findings in, comorbidities, defined, 541 diagnostic dilemmas, diagnostic modalities for, 542 differential diagnosis of, 544 genetics of, common alleles studies in, familial aggregation studies in, gene environment interaction in, 682 genome-wide association studies of AOS in, 680 overview of, pleiotropy, 682 rare alleles studies in, gray matter alterations in in high-risk youth, imaging of, 542, 544 implications for clinical practice, 549 incidence of, introduction, MDI group, 548

3 Index 761 overview of, pathology of, physical examination in, 542 premorbid phenotype of, rating scales for, 542 symptoms of, 541 Childhood trauma psychosis and, described, introduction, 629 manifestation of in adolescents, See also Adolescent(s), co-occurring trauma and psychosis in, manifestation of specific types of traumatic events, Children psychosis in psychopharmacologic treatment of, See also Psychosis(es), in children and adolescents, psychopharmacologic treatment of CHR syndromes. See Clinical high-risk (CHR) syndromes Clinical high-risk (CHR) syndromes, Clinician-administered PTSD Scale for Children and Adolescents for co-occurring trauma and psychosis in adolescents, 634 Clozapine for psychosis in children and adolescents, Cognitive impairment congenital and acquired disorders associated by, in EOS after psychosis onset evolution of, psychotic disorders related to, 559 Community rehabilitation for psychotic disorders in youth, employment and education in, introduction, physical health in, Complex neurodevelopmental disorders with multiple domains of dysfunction, Congenital disorders presenting as psychosis in children and young adults, See also specific disorders and Psychosis(es), congenital and acquired disorders presenting as Connective tissue abnormalities congenital and acquired disorders associated by, 589 COS. See Childhood-onset schizophrenia (COS) D Delusion(s) characteristics of in youth, 656 defined, 573 grandiose

4 762 Index Delusion(s) (continued) mood-incongruent 574 persecutory/paranoid of reference somatic mood-incongruent, 574 types of, Dementia congenital and acquired disorders associated by, Depression manic history of, psychotic symptoms in, Dermatologic abnormalities congenital and acquired disorders associated by, 591 Dysmorphic features congenital and acquired disorders associated by, 591 E Early-onset schizophrenia (EOS) after psychosis onset cognitive impairment in evolution of, gray matter alterations in in high-risk youth, neurocognition in, antipsychotic treatment for, introduction, tests in, in cognitive profile, in premorbid phase, 717 in transition to syndromal disorder, 717 syndromal cognitive profile of, Early-onset schizophrenia (EOS) spectrum disorders, Education as factor in community rehabilitation for psychotic disorders in youth, Employment as factor in community rehabilitation for psychotic disorders in youth, Endocrine abnormalities congenital and acquired disorders associated by, EOS. See Early-onset schizophrenia (EOS) F Familial aggregation studies in COS,

5 Index 763 Formal thought disorder described, 574 G Gene environment interaction in COS, 682 General intellectual ability in cognitive profile of syndromal EOS, Genetics of COS, See also Childhood-onset schizophrenia (COS), genetics of in psychosis with ASDs, 619 Genitourinary abnormalities congenital and acquired disorders associated by, Grandiose delusions Gray matter alterations in schizophrenia in high-risk youth, H Hallucination(s), characteristics of in youth, 656 defined, 572 described, overview of, 656 Hematologic abnormalities congenital and acquired disorders associated by, 592 Hepatic abnormalities congenital and acquired disorders associated by, 595 Hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis psychotic disorders and, 562 I Intellectual disability congenital and acquired disorders associated by, L Learning memory and in cognitive profile of syndromal EOS, M Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in clinical high risk youth for schizophrenia

6 764 Index Magnetic (continued) structural findings, meta-analyses of, in genetic high risk youth for schizophrenia structural findings, Mania defined, prevalence of, Manic depression history of, MDI group. See Multidimensionally impaired (MDI) group Memory learning and in cognitive profile of syndromal EOS, working in cognitive profile of syndromal EOS, 718 Mental health defined, 746 Mood disorders psychosis in assessment of, Movement disorder congenital and acquired disorders associated by, 593 MRI. See Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) Multidimensionally impaired (MDI) group in COS, 548 N Neurobiological abnormalities familial aggregation of, Neurocognition in EOS, See also Early-onset schizophrenia (EOS), neurocognition in Neurotransmitter(s) psychotic disorders and, P Peripheral neuropathy congenital and acquired disorders associated by, 593 Persecutory/paranoid delusions Physical health as factor in community rehabilitation for psychotic disorders in youth, Planning and problem solving in cognitive profile of syndrome EOS, 719 Pleiotrophy in COS genetics, 682

7 Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale (PANSS) for co-occurring trauma and psychosis in adolescents, 636 Processing speed in cognitive profile of syndromal EOS, 718 Prodromal syndrome criteria, Prodrome clinical risk for psychotic disorders and, defined, 557 Psychiatric disorders in youth prevalence of, 659 Psychosis(es) affective study of issues complicating, ASDs and, See also Autism spectrum disorders (ASDs), psychosis with, autistic symptoms as misdiagnosis of, childhood trauma and, See also Childhood trauma, psychosis and in children and adolescents affective disorders and, in clinical samples rates of, psychopharmacologic treatment of, augmentation strategies, clozapine, efficacy of, 728 future directions in, 740 introduction, side effects of, management of, treatment strategies, symptoms of, congenital and acquired disorders presenting as in children and young adults, chart of diseases, clinical approach to, limitations of, 583, 596 disorders by associated signs, introduction, with doorway diagnoses, 597 easily missed diagnoses, 598 prevalence data, 597 in mood disorders assessment of, risk factors for childhood adversities, substance abuse and, See also Substance abuse, psychosis and Index 765

8 766 Index Psychosocial stress and trauma psychotic disorders related to, 560 Psychotic disorders biological stress response and, 562 clinical risk for, clinical findings associated with, defined, 558 introduction, diagnostic dilemmas associated with, hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis and, 562 imaging modalities for, neuroanatomy of, 560 neurophysiology of, neurotransmitters and, pathology of, substance-induced. See Substance-induced psychotic disorder (SIPD) in youth community rehabilitation and psychosocial interventions for, See also Community rehabilitation, for psychotic disorders in youth Psychotic symptoms in youth assessment of, differential diagnosis of, epidemiology of, medical conditions associated with, in psychiatric care, rating scales for, R Rehabilitation community for psychotic disorders in youth, See also Community rehabilitation, for psychotic disorders in youth Renal abnormalities congenital and acquired disorders associated by, Response inhibition in cognitive profile of syndromal EOS, 719 Rule discovery and perseveration in cognitive profile of syndromal EOS, 719 S Schizophrenia adult-onset genome-wide association studies of, 680 childhood onset, See also Childhood-onset schizophrenia (COS) DSM IV-TR criteria for, 543 familial aggregation of, 676

9 Index 767 genetic high risk for structural MRI findings in, gray matter alterations in in high-risk youth, Schizophrenia spectrum disorders familial aggregation of, 677 Seizure(s) congenital and acquired disorders associated by, 594 SIPD. See Substance-induced psychotic disorder (SIPD) Smoking as factor in community rehabilitation for psychotic disorders in youth, Somatic delusions described, 574 Spasticity congenital and acquired disorders associated by, Speech problems congenital and acquired disorders associated by, 595 Splenic abnormalities congenital and acquired disorders associated by, 595 Stress psychosocial psychotic disorders related to, 560 Substance abuse psychosis and, See also Substance-induced psychotic disorder (SIPD) initial evaluation for, introduction, treatment of, psychotic disorders related to, 560 Substance-induced psychotic disorder (SIPD) clinical example, described, initial evaluation for, treatment of, T Trauma childhood psychosis and, See also Childhood trauma, psychosis and psychotic disorders related to, 560 Trauma Symptom Checklist for Children (TSCC) for co-occurring trauma and psychosis in adolescents, 636 U UCLA PTSD Index for Adolescents for co-occurring trauma and psychosis in adolescents, V Visual system abnormalities congenital and acquired disorders associated by,

10 768 Index W Working memory in cognitive profile of syndromal EOS, 718 Y Youth. See also Adolescent(s); Children delusions in characteristics of, 656 hallucinations in characteristics of, 656 high-risk gray matter alterations in schizophrenia in, See also Schizophrenia, gray matter alterations in, in high-risk youth in psychiatric care psychotic symptoms in, psychiatric disorders in prevalence of, 659 psychosis in affective disorders and, psychotic disorders in community rehabilitation and psychosocial interventions for, See also Community rehabilitation, for psychotic disorders in youth psychotic symptoms in, See also Psychotic symptoms, in youth

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