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This is a test that helps parents to identify whether the child has signs that may indicate attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, and is a good tool to guide whether it is necessary to consult the pediatrician because of this problem.
Hyperactivity is a type of neurodevelopmental disorder where the child has characteristic signs, being very agitated, unable to follow instructions or having difficulty to complete tasks until the end. Based on a list of symptoms, we have separated some questions for you that can help to identify if it really may be hyperactivity or if it is just a difficult phase that the child is facing.
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Are you rubbing your hands, feet or squirming in your chair?
Is the child messy and leaves everything out of place?
Is it difficult for her to stand and watch a movie until the end?
Does she seem not to listen when you talk to her and leave you talking to yourself?
Is it too agitated and comes up on furniture or cabinets even when it is totally inappropriate?
Doesn't she like calm and serene activities like Yoga or meditation classes at all?
Does she have difficulty waiting for her turn and pass in front of others?
Do you have any difficulty staying seated for more than 1 hour?
Are you easily distracted at school, or when you talk to her?
Are you very agitated when listening to music or in a new environment with many people?
Does the child like to be hurt by scratches or bites by doing this on purpose?
Does the child have difficulty following the instructions that another person gives?
Does the child have difficulty paying attention at school and is even distracted by a game he likes a lot?
Does the child have difficulty completing one task because he is distracted and immediately starts another?
Does the child find it difficult to play in a quiet and peaceful way?
Does the child talk a lot?
Does the child usually interrupt or disturb others?
Does the child seem not to hear what is being said, often?
Are you always missing out on things needed for tasks or activities at school or at home?
Does the child like to participate in dangerous activities without considering the possible consequences?