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Unintentional injury facts - Answer Has replaced accidents while referring to injury sustained by children Unintentional injury definition - Answer An unexpected or unplanned event that may result in physical harm of injury Where do most injuries in early childhood settings occur? - Answer Playing outdoors especially on swings climbing apparatus and slides Where do most childhood injuries occur at home? - Answer Indoors practically in the kitchen and bathroom areas What a...

Health and Wellness Policies - Answer Framework for ensuring health and well-being in early childhood education settings. Screening - Answer To select or evaluate through a process Early Intervention - Answer Decision to modify a child's at risk behavior or condition in an early stage to decrease the impact of the behavior or condition on the life of the child Oritentation - Answer Meeting or discussion of a child new to care regarding health, special needs, and developme...

Preventive Health - Answer Personal & Social behaviors that promote and maintain well geing Preventive health concept emphasizes what - Answer The important of assuming responsibility for ones personal being What responsibility do citizens have for the health of all individuals? - Answer Establishing food safety standards, water fluoridation, regulating air pollution, and pesticide use and advocating for child safety legislation What are three National Health initiatives that s...

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Neurogenic speech disorder - Answer mixed group of neurological impairments that affects planning, coordination, timing, and execution of movement patterns used for speech production parts of the brain important for speech production - Answer - primary motor cortex -upper motor neuron -basal ganglia -cerebellum -cranial nerves dysarthria - Answer - weakness in the muscles used for speech cerebral palsy - Answer - developmental neurogenic disorder that is a result of bra...

Effective communication is multimodal. - Answer True When individuals are unable to meet their daily communication needs through their current method(s) of communication, this is known as which of the following? - Answer complex communication needs Devices that provide a direct link between an individual and a computer device through brain activity alone, without requiring any overt movement or behavior are considered to be which of the following? - Answer (All of the above) High...

When the amplitude of a sound increases, the sound becomes ___________________. - Answer louder The number of cycles per second at which something vibrates is related to our perception of _____________________. - Answer pitch amplitude - Answer height/loudness Audiology is the discipline involved in: - Answer The prevention, identification, and evaluation of hearing disorders The selection of appropriate hearing aids for individuals with hearing impairments habilita...

dysphagia characteristics - Answer swallowing disorder an impairment in the ability to chew or swallow solid foods/ liquids usually another health condition will cause it, sometimes permanent sometimes not What disorders are associated with dysphagia? what can cause in in adults and pediatric - Answer developmental disorders, craniofacial abnormalities, adults after a stroke, comes with old age (motor abilities weaken). pediatric dysphagia -cerebral palsy, spina bifida(sensory...

Communication disorder - Answer impair the ability to receive, send, and process and comprehend concepts or verbal, nonverbal and graphic info. May affect any and all aspects of communication. Speech disorder - Answer atypical production of speech sounds, interruption in the flow of speaking, or abnormal production and/or absences of voice quality, including pitch, loudness, resonance, and/or duration language disorder - Answer impaired comprehension and/or use of spoken, written,...

Dysarthria - Answer motor-speech disorder Phonological disorder - Answer speech-sound disorder Voice disorder - Answer speech disorder Stuttering - Answer speech-fluency disorder Aphasia - Answer expressive-language disorder Apraxia - Answer motor-speech disorder Hypernasal quality with a cleft palate - Answer speech disorder Dysphagia - Answer swallowing disorder What does dysphagia mean? - Answer An impairment in the ability to chew or swallow...

Communication disorders can affect which of the following areas: speech, reading, writing, hearing, listening - Answer Hearing language and speech What is an oral facial examination? - Answer An oral exam is a medical procedure that medical professionals use to assess the condition of an individual's tongue, jaw, throat, top of mouth, teeth, and tonsils. Typically the exam is used to test the mechanism of speech and how they relate to sound production. What do you do in an opening...

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The _____ nature of social problems describes societal conditions that harm certain segments of the population - Answer `Subjective The sociological imagination involves which of the following components? - Answer A focus on social, economic, and historical circumstances The assumption by the members of a group that the culture of some other group is not only inferior, but also deficient, is called ____ - Answer Cultural Deprivation Recidivism is the ____ crime - Answer Rein...

In our current university situation, Professors would be considered the authorities and students would be considered the subjects. Why? - Answer Professors have institutional authority and students do not. Law and punishment systems are unjust and designed to control the population under which of the following? - Answer Capitalism Crimes like burglary and robbery, and even more violent crimes like assault and murder, ultimately reproduce the capitalist social structure and therefore ...

What is the Chicago School of crime? - Answer Created idea of the sociology of crime. What are some areas of study for the Chicago school? - Answer Social issues (immigration, segregation, poverty, culture, etc) Societal development causes change in norms Focus on gangs Norms dictate human behavior What is normative disorganization? - Answer Conflict of norms. Norms in poor area are often criminal What is Merton's Anomie (Strain) Theory? - Answer Crime happens when goa...

HENRY AND MILOVANOVIC (2005): Postmodernist Criminology: - Answer - truth is unknowable - rational thought is merely one way of thinking - knowledge is not cumulative - facts are only social constructions - criticism assumes an alternative truth that can be found ARRIGO (2003): Postmodern criminological thought (3) - Answer 1) The centrality of language 2) Partial knowledge and provisional truth 3) Deconstruction, difference and possibility THE NEW CRIMINOLOGY - Answer ...

What was Columbine? - Answer -Largest school shooting at the time -2 males murdered 12 students, 1 teacher and later took their own lives -Intent of bombing the school, but backfired so they had to shoot What are the units of analysis? - Answer Biological, psychological, social psychological and sociological What is the biological unit of analysis? - Answer Genetic, chemical, neurological and physiological What is the psychological unit of analysis? - Answer Personality, ...

Theories - Answer -subject to change over time -based on facts Common explanations for the Columbine shooting - Answer -family background -social marginalization -mental illness -access to guns -fame/media attention Everyday explanations for crime - Answer -genetics -hometown upbringing -bad peer influence -social upbringing -not enough crackdown on criminals -not noticing warnings Why do we need theory? - Answer -helps us understand "why" -helps us understa...

gender - Answer social construct of masculine and feminine perform a particular way sex - Answer biological trait intersectionality - Answer differences that come together facing challenges as both identities oppressions are interlinked and cannot be solved alone compound liberal feminists - Answer believe it is possible to work within the system to change things believe that things should be based on meritocracy believe that women deserve equal treatment in CJS m...