Pervasive Developmental Disorder NOS Self Test

The Pervasive Developmental Disorder NOS Self Test is a quick and easy way to test yourself for Pervasive Developmental Disorder NOS. Once you know your Pervasive Developmental Disorder NOS Self Test results, we'll help you take appropriate steps.

Does your child show difficulty communicating with others? (1)
Is your child unable to express themselves through proper interaction with peers? (1)
Does your child show indications of being depressed? (1)
Do you have any children that have been diagnosed with autism? (1)
Do you have any children who have unexplained seizure episodes? (1)
Do you have any relatives that have a seizure history? (1)
Is your child more than 3 years of age? (1)
Is your child unable to communicate using words? (1)
Is your child unable to make eye contact when talking with someone? (1)
Is your child unable to keep up with a conversation? (1)
Does your child speak in jargon or barely understandable words or sounds? (1)
Does your child show inattention when spoken to? (1)
Does your child often show little response to normal speaking voice? (1)
Does your child prefer to be alone? (1)
Does your child often isolate himself from others? (1)
Does your child manifest any difficulty in focusing on doing a task? (1)
Have you had any difficulty during the duration of your pregnancy with your child? (1)
Do you notice any anatomical irregularities from your child’s head such as being bigger than other children his age? (1)
Have you noticed your child banging, spinning and lining up his toys or any objects instead of the usual play other children do? (1)
Have you often noticed your child laughing without obvious reasons? (1)
Have you noticed your child crying without obvious reasons? (1)
Have you seen your child evoke panic, fear or temper tantrums whenever you move furniture into different places or change a customary routine? (1)
Has your child been injured but did not show any signs of pain or discomfort? (1)
Does your child show the habit of repeating words? (1)
Does your child show the tendency to hurt himself? (1)
Does your child experience sleep difficulty? (1)
Is it difficult to keep your child’s attention? (1)
Does your child often have coughs or cold? (1)
Does your child manifest a short temper and is easily angered? (1)
Does your child have difficulty in defecating? (1)
Does your child often have loose bowel movement? (1)
Does your child frequently urinate at no specific time or interval? (1)
Is your child unable to respond to other people’s emotions? (feeling sad when someone is sad, feeling happy when someone is happy) (1)
Have you noticed your child exhibiting repetitive unusual movements such as hand or finger flapping, twisting or doing complex body movements? (1)
Is your child persistently preoccupied with the same objects? (1)
Is your child uninterested in other things aside from his favorite toys or objects? (1)
Does your child show motor delays? (1)
Does your child show communication and speech difficulties? (1)
Does your child often show clumsiness? (1)
Does your child manifest delayed developmental skills? (1)

Enter the sum of the numbers in parentheses next to each question you answered "Yes" to:

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Pervasive Developmental Disorder NOS Topics

Related Conditions

	Asperger's Syndrome – impaired social interaction, restrictive patterns of behavior, repetitive behavior, autism, clumsiness
	Autism – impaired social interaction, restricted repetitive behavior, impaired social development
	Childhood Disintegrative Disorder – disintegrative psychosis, developmental delay, impaired social, verbal and motor skills
	Rett's Disorder – impaired social skills, autism, pervasive disorder, cognitive impairment, impaired verbal skills

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