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Education and Empathy - Answer Description: Jennifer and Vivian have expressed that they do not regularly sanitize household surfaces or deep clean their home. Model Statement: "I understand your lives are very busy, especially with a newborn in the house. But it is critical you regularly sanitize surfaces and deep clean your home in order to prevent the spread of illness." Description: Jennifer and Vivian have expressed difficulty using the bulb syringe on Eden. Model Statement: ...

Which assessments can the nurse use to evaluate the intellectual skills of a school-aged child? Select all that apply. Play catch with the child. Give the child a puzzle to solve. Provide a scenario and have the child explain cause/effect relationships. Present a story and then have the child determine the correct order of events. Ask the child to articulate his or her feelings; listen for tone, volume, and fluency. - Answer Give the child a puzzle to solve. Use puzzle...

1.) Which is the description of the etiology of autism spectrum disorder from a genetic perspective? 1. Parents who have one child diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder are at higher risk for having other children with this disorder 2. Amygdala abnormality in the anterior portion of the temporal lobe is associated with the diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder 3. Decreased levels of serotonin have been found in individuals diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder 4. Congenital rubella ha...

What are the UMBRELLA terms used interchangeably to refer to a wide spectrum of neurodevelopment disorders? page 210 - Answer pervasive developmental disorder (PDD) autism spectrum disorder (ASD) What TRIAD of defects defines PDD and ASD? - Answer 1. impairments in nonverbal and verbal communication 2. deficits in social interaction 3. presence of restricted, repetitive behaviors and interests Diagnosis of PDD and ASD is based on _____ rather than _____ characteristics. -...

What Is Intellectual Disability? - Answer • ID is characterized by significant deficits in intellectual and adaptive functioning that emerge early in life. Both intellectual and adaptive functioning deficits are necessary for the diagnosis. • Adaptive functioning refers to a person's ability to cope with day-to-day tasks. DSM-5 identifies three dimensions of adaptive functioning: (1) conceptual, (2) social, and (3) practical. How Does Intellectual Disability Differ Based on Severi...

Intellectual Developmental Disorder (Intellectual Disability) - Answer Intellectual developmental disorder (intellectual disability) is a disorder with onset during the developmental period that includes both intellectual and adaptive functioning deficits in conceptual, social, and practical domains. The following three criteria must be met: A. Deficits in intellectual functions, such as reasoning, problem solving, planning, abstract thinking, judgment, academic learning, and learning fr...

Prenatal disorders - Answer Chromosomal disorders present at conception or BEFORE birth Neural tube or other embryonic development defects -Spinal Bifida -Anencephaly or microencephaly -heart or other organ defects Teratogen exposure Chromosomal Defect in duplication - Answer -Down Syndrome: trisomy 21 -Fragile X Syndrome: abnormal X chromo -Other trisomies (13 and 18): often fatal Genetic Inheritable Disorders - Answer Present at conception and *some cause intellec...

What is First Person Language? - Answer People-First Language emphasizes the person, not the disability. By placing the person first, the disability is no longer the primary, defining characteristic of an individual, but one of several aspects of the whole person. People-First Language is an objective way of acknowledging, communicating, and reporting on disabilities. It eliminates generalizations and stereotypes, by focusing on the person rather than the disability. ID and DD - Answer ...

Stereotypy refers to A) misunderstandings applied to persons with developmental disorders. B) repetition of meaningless and non-functional gestures or movements. C) the prevalence of developmental disorders. D) behaviors that are used to diagnose Downs Syndrome. E) behaviors present in FASD. - Answer b While issues such as deinstitutionalization were major issues in the 1970s and 1980s, according to the text the focus shifted in the 1990s to A) studying normalization. B) examining...

Communication - Answer act in which info is given to or received from another person concerning that person's needs, devices, knowledge etc. speech - Answer communication expression of thoughts in spoken word language - Answer complex system, code or symbols used to communicate phonology - Answer rules that govern spoken language morphology - Answer studies structure of words broken into morphemes syntax - Answer organized rules denoting phrase/clause order ...

Neurodevelopmental Disorders - Answer Diagnosed first in infancy, childhood, or adolescence Include the following: 1. Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) (covered under Childhood Disorders) 2. Specific learning disorder 3. Autism spectrum disorder 4. Intellectual Disability Communication and Motor Disorders Overview of Specific Learning Disorders - Answer Scope of learning disorders: 1. Academic problems in reading, mathematics, and/or writing 2. Perform...

Developmental disorder affects at least 3 of these - Answer Self care Speech and language Learning Mobility Self-direction (problem solving, choices/decisions) Independent living Economic self sufficiency 8 Common Developmental Disabilities - Answer - Intellectual - Down Syndrome - Cerebral palsy - Epilepsy - Spina Bifida - Fetal alcohol spectrum disorders - ADD / ADHD - Autism Intellectual Disability - Answer Impaired ability to learn Below average intelligence ...

Developmental Disability - Answer Person has significant limitation in cognitive functioning and adaptive functioning and those limitations A. originated before the person reached 18 years of age B. are likely to be life-long in nature C. affects areas of major life activity, such as personal care, language skills, learning abilities, the capacity to live independently as an adult (under Services and supports to Promote the Social Inclusion of Persons with Developmental Disabilities Act,...

physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activity - Answer Disability mental, physical, or combination lifelong impairment manifested before age 21 that requires lifelong services and includes limitations in at least three areas of self-care, language, learning, mobility, self-direction, independent living, economic self-sufficient - Answer Developmental disability replaced "mental retardation", originates before age 18, significant limitat...

Developmental disability is a severe and chronic disability that A. Is attributable to a mental or physical impairment or combination thereof B. Manifests before age 22 C. Is indefinite D. Results in substantial functional limitations in at least 3 of the major life areas E. All of the above - Answer All of the above What are the major life areas used to determine developmental disability - Answer Self care Receptive and expressive language Learning Mobility Self-direction Ca...

What was the question of the 20th century? How does this fit with the timeline of US history that we've discussed in class? - Answer What are we going to do with all of the people who are feeble-minded? - Answer Society saw people with IDD as criminals. Solution: separate them from society, segregation and sterilization Professional Movement - Answer 1900's-1950's: - "Professionals know best, so we should listen to them" This has changed because they did not use ...

Definition of pragmatics -expressive language ability -vocabulary ability -social use of language -language comprehension - Answer Social use of language Development of social abilities requires which of the following -higher IQ -experience -direct training -fluent language - Answer Experience (T/F) Differences in eye gaze pattern AKA eye tracking may be useful in providing an earlier diagnosis of ASD - Answer TRUE (T/F) Deficits in response, but not in initiation ...

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Acute care issues and nursing - Answer Physiological need for patients with musculoskeletal conditions -review of tissues and structure of musculoskeletal system -designed to support, protect and provide movement Long bones - Answer Bone that are longer than they are wide (thigh, leg, arm, forearm) Short bones - Answer roughly cube shaped with vertical and horizontal dimensions that are about equal (wrist, ankle) Flat bones - Answer Thin, flattened and usually curved bones...

What are the nurse's roles and responsibilities in medication administration? - Answer Nurses are responsible for ensuring the correct medication is given to the right patient, at the right time, in the right dose, and via the right route. They must also monitor for side effects, educate patients about their medications, and document administration accurately. What methods are used to educate patients about prescribed medications? - Answer Methods include verbal explanations, written...