Intellectual Developmental Disorder (Moderate)

Moderate intellectual developmental disorder involves significant deficits in intellectual and adaptive functioning requiring structured support. Etiology is similar to mild intellectual developmental disorder but with more severe impairment. Patients exhibit difficulties in communication, social interaction, and independent daily living skills. Diagnosis relies on standardized IQ assessment and functional evaluation. Management focuses on tailored educational programs, vocational training, and ongoing caregiver support, with prognosis dependent on intervention quality.