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Prenatal alcohol exposure criteria: What level of alcohol exposure, at any time during pregnancy, would alone be sufficient to indicate the need for a full diagnostic evaluation for FASD:
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Q1. Less than 7 standard drinks per week, and no more than 2 standard drinks on any one day
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80
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37.5 (2)
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Q2. Less than 7 standard drinks per week, and between 3 and 4 standard drinks on any one day
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78
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61.5 (1)
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Q3. 7 or more standard drinks per week, and no more than 2 standard drinks on any one day
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79
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59.5 (2)
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Q4. 7 or more standard drinks per week, and between 3 and 4 standard drinks on any one day
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81
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81.5 (1)
1
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Q5. Binge drinking (5 or more standard drinks per occasion) less than once per week
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84
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78.6 (1)
1
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Q6. Binge drinking (5 or more standard drinks per occasion) once or twice per week
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83
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84.3 (1)
2
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Q7. No level of prenatal alcohol exposure is alone sufficient to indicate the need for a full diagnostic evaluation for FASD
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72
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45.8 (3)
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Other criteria: In the absence of other known causes, a full diagnostic evaluation for FASD is required when there is evidence of:
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Q8. Concern by a parent or foster parent that their child might have a FASD
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88
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88.6 (1)
1
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Q9. All 3 of the characteristic FAS facial anomalies (smooth philtrum, thin vermillion border, and small palpebral fissures)
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83
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95.2 (1)
2
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Q10. 2 of the characteristic FAS facial anomalies
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78
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76.9 (1)
1
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Q11. The characteristic pattern of FAS facial anomalies (number unspecified)
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79
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72.2 (2)
2
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Q12. 2 of the characteristic FAS facial anomalies, and a growth deficit or any CNS abnormality (structural, neurological or functional)
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80
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93.8 (1)
2
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Q13. 2 of the characteristic FAS facial anomalies, and a growth deficit and any CNS abnormality
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82
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92.7 (1)
2
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Q14. 1 of the characteristic FAS facial anomalies, and a growth deficit or any CNS abnormality
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81
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67.9 (1)
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Q15. 1 of the characteristic FAS facial anomalies, and a growth deficit and any CNS abnormality
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81
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85.2 (1)
1
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Q16. Known or probable prenatal alcohol exposure, and 1 of the characteristic FAS facial anomalies, and a growth deficit or any CNS abnormality
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83
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92.8 (1)
1
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Q17. Known or probable prenatal alcohol exposure, and 1 of the characteristic FAS facial anomalies, and a growth deficit and any CNS abnormality
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82
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96.3 (1)
2
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Q18. Growth deficit and any CNS abnormality
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79
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55.7 (1)
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Q19. Known or probable prenatal alcohol exposure, and growth deficit and any CNS abnormality
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83
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94.0 (1)
2
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Q20. Known or probable prenatal alcohol exposure, and any CNS abnormality
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82
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87.8 (1)
1
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Q21. 2 or more CNS abnormalities
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73
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43.8 (2)
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Q22. Known or probable prenatal alcohol exposure, and 2 or more CNS abnormalities
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82
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95.1 (1)
2
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Q23. Known or probable prenatal alcohol exposure, and 1 or more birth defects
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81
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87.7 (1)
1
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Other statement about the use of the criteria:
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Q24. A full diagnostic evaluation for FASD should occur outside standard criteria when health professionals have concerns or doubts about FASD screening results
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75
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82.7 (1)
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