cognitive deficits

How are Cognitive Deficits Diagnosed?

Diagnosis typically involves a multidisciplinary approach:
- Developmental screening and assessments during routine pediatric visits.
- Neuropsychological evaluation to assess a range of cognitive skills.
- Behavioral observations by parents and teachers.
- Standardized tests to measure IQ, language abilities, and academic skills.
- Medical history and physical examinations to rule out underlying medical conditions.

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