Autism spectrum disorder Quiz: Ace Your Exams

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A 5-year-old boy is brought to the primary care office for follow-up after a recent diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). His parents report that he struggles at home with bathing and feeding himself with a fork at meals. At school, he has not been able to keep up with his peers in learning to write his name. His speech is behind what is expected for his age, and he has difficulty communicating his needs to his parents and teachers. He is falling behind in his class academically. Vitals are within normal limits. On examination, he makes limited eye contact with the physician and his parents, and only a minimal amount of his speech can be understood. A referral is made to occupational therapy. Which of the following aspects of his condition will this service help?

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Improving his academic performance

Improving verbal communication skills

Assisting his parents in learning how to manage his behaviors

Reinforcing new skills and discouraging maladaptive behaviors

Developing practical motor skills used for common activities