Attachment 8.h. Services and Treatments Questionnaire SEED 3

Form Approved

OMB No. 0920-XXXX

Attachment 8.h. Exp. Date: XX/XX/20XX

Study ID #: ______________

Date of Completion:________

Study to Explore Early Development

Services and Treatments Questionnaire

Many children participate in classroom based preschool programs, individual group programs, complementary therapies, alternative therapies, or other therapies to meet their developmental needs. We would like to get a sense of the types of services and treatments your child has received. Has your child ever used any of the following services or therapies?

Service	NO/ DON’T KNOW	YES	Age at first service date (any location; (specify years and months)	Is child still receiving service?	IF NO: Age at last service date (any location; specify years and months)	IF YES: Total Hours per week	IF YES: Service takes place… (check all that apply)
Preschool program (general)	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months		Enter IN school
Preschool program (special needs)	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months		Enter IN school
Respite care	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months		Enter OUT of school
ABA Behavior modification	□	□	____years & ____months	Yes No	____years & _____ months		□ in school □ out of school
Classroom aide, para-educator or shadow	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months		□ in school □ out of school
Occupational therapy, including sensory therapy	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months		□ in school □ out of school
Physical therapy	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months		□ in school □ out of school
Social skills training	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months		□ in school □ out of school
Speech language therapy	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months		□ in school □ out of school
Other: specify:____________	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months		□ in school □ out of school
Other: specify:____________	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months		□ in school □ out of school
Other: specify:____________	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months		□ in school □ out of school

In the next sections, note the types of additional therapies your child has ever received and the types of medications he or she has ever been prescribed to treat behavioral symptoms.

Complementary or alternative therapies ever used to treat behavioral symptoms	NO/ DON’T KNOW	YES	Age when first used (specify years and months)	Is child still receiving treatment?	IF NO: Age when last used (specify years and months)	If EVER used, Specify type of therapy or diet
Chelation therapy	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months
Chiropractic Care or massage therapy	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months
Diet: Gluten and/or Casein Free	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months
Diet: Yeast Free Diet	□	□	____years & ____months	Yes No	____years & _____ months
Diet: Other	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months
Dietary or Vitamin Supplements	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months
Herbal supplements, medication or tea	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months
Immune treatments (e.g. stem cell transplants or antibiotic or antiviral therapies)	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months
Other: specify:_______________	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months
Other: specify:_______________	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months
Other: specify:_______________	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months

Medications ever used to treat behavioral symptoms	NO/ DON’T KNOW	YES	Age at first dose (specify years and months)	Is child still receiving medication?	IF NO: Age at last dose (specify years and months)	If EVER used, Specific name(s) of medication(s)
Antidepressants, anti-anxiety, or obsessive-compulsive medications, such as Prozac or Zoloft	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months
Atypical Antipsychotics, such as Risperdal or Abilify	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months
Medications used to treat seizures and/or stabilize mood, such as Tegretol, Lamictal	□	□	____years & ____months	Yes No	____years & _____ months
Non-stimulant medications used to treat hyperactivity or inattention, such as Tenex or Clonidine	□	□	____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months
Stimulant medications often used to treat hyperactivity or inattention, such as Ritalin or Adderall	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months
Other medication	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months
Other medication	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months
Other medication	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months
Other medication	□	□	_____years & ____ months	Yes No	_____years & _____ months

END QUESTIONNAIRE

Common Medications Used to Treat Symptoms of Autism Spectrum Disorders

Antidepressant, anti-anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive medications:

Zoloft® (Also called sertraline.)	Effexor® (Also called venlafaxine.)
Prozac® (Also called fluoxetine.)	Wellbutrin® (Also called buproprion.)
Paxil® (Also called paroxetine.)	BuSpar® (Also called buspirone.)

Atypical antipsychotics (commonly used to treat irritability and/or challenging behaviors):

Risperdal® (Also called risperidone.)	Clozaril® (Also called clozapine.)
Abilify® (Also called aripiprazole.)	Haldol® (Also called haloperidol.)
Seroquel (Also called quetiapine.)	Mellaril® (Also called thioridazine.)
Zyprexa® (Also called olanzapine.)	Orap® (Also called pimozide.)

Hypertension agents (as alpha adrenergic agonists, commonly used to hyperactivity and inattention):

Tenex® (Also called Guanfacine.)

Clonidine® (Also called Catapres.)

Medications used to treat seizures and/or stabilize mood:

Depakote® (Also called valproic acid.)	Eskalith® (Also called lithium carbonate.)
Tegretol® (Also called carbamazepine.)	Lithobid® (Also called lithium carbonate.)
Cibalith-S® (Also called lithium citrate.)	Lamictal® (Also called lamotrigine.)

Stimulant Medications (often used to treat hyperactivity and inattention):

Ritalin® (Also called methylphenidate.)	Dexedrine® (Also called dextroamphetamine.)
Concerta® (Also called methylphenidate.)	Dextrostat® (Also called dextroamphetamine.)
Metadate® ER (Also called methyphenidate.)	Focalin® (Also called dexmethylphenidate.)
Adderall® (Also called amphetamine.)	Strattera® (Also called atomoxetine.)
Cylert® (Also called pemoline.)	Daytrana® (Also called methylphenidate transdermal patches.)

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