Professional ADHD Clinical Test (ADHD Test) is a complete instrument for the detection of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and its most frequent comorbidities, in adults and adolescents from 12 years of age.

It is aimed at Mental Health professionals as a complement to the diagnostic process, however, other people can use it as support to determine if they require professional attention.

Important: Only a Mental Health professional can validate the diagnoses and results.

I- WHAT DOES THIS ADHD TEST DIAGNOSE?

1. ADHD presence: Indicates if the user has or does not have ADHD (positive or negative presence). The Test calculates the results according to whether you are an adolescent or an adult, according to the clinical criteria relevant to the age range.
2. Type of ADHD: Indicates whether the detected ADHD has a mainly presentation: inattentive, hyperactive or if it is combined.
3. Inattention and its severity: Shows the intensity of the inattention as a percentage (%) and also the level of clinical severity: mild, moderate or severe.
4. Hyperactivity and its severity: Shows the intensity of hyperactivity as a percentage (%) and also indicates the level of clinical severity: mild, moderate or severe.
5. Damage perceived by the patient: Indicates the damage caused by ADHD in the user's life, according to the user's own perception.
6. Remission: Indicates whether the ADHD symptoms have decreased during the last 6 months (in remission) or not (without remission).
7. Differential Diagnosis: Indicates in a general way if the symptoms of ADHD are due to ADHD or if there is a possibility of being caused by other reasons.
8. Genetic inheritance: Indicates the probability that ADHD is inherited from the family (it is usual); It should be noted that this result depends on how well the user knows their relatives.
9. Comorbidities: Indicates the probability that other pathologies (15) are present. They can be independent, related to each other, or related to ADHD.

II- COMORBIDITIES DETECTED BY THIS ADHD TEST

1. Oppositional Defiant Disorder.
2. Intermittent Explosive Disorder.
3. Other neurodevelopmental disorders.
4. Specific learning disorder.
5. Autism spectrum disorder or condition.
6. Reactive attachment disorder.
7. Anxiety disorder.
8. Depressive disorder.
9. Bipolar disorder.
10. Disruptive mood dysregulation disorder.
11. Substance use disorder.
12. Personality disorder.
13. ADHD symptoms induced by medication.
14. Neurocognitive disorder by adulthood (from 60 years).
15. Sleep disorder.

III- DATA PROTECTION

This ADHD Test does not store the results, nor are they sent to third parties. It is suggested to copy them in a note or take a screenshot.

IV- VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY

The scientific validity of the ADHD Test has been verified using a sample of 5228 previously diagnosed cases, obtaining 98% certainty in ADHD and 72% in comorbidities.

Descriptive, percentage, ratio and nominal statistical analyzes were performed. The test uses logical and reactive conditions adapted to the common Latin American narrative. The clinical criteria DSM5 (APA), ICD-11 (WHO) and associated neuropsychological symptoms are considered.

Applications for adults and adolescents are tabulated differently, according to clinical diagnostic criteria.