A brain disorder which causes people to have recurring seizures.
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Oppositional Defiant Disorder
What do the initials ODD stand for.
100
Social Workers, Occupational and Physical Therapists, Psychologists, Physicians, Speech-Language Pathologists are...
Who are the people you consult with?
200
Name 3 types of epileptic seizures.
Simple partial seizure
Complex partial seizure
Absence seizure
Myoclonic seizure
Atonic seizure
Grand mal seizure
200
Apergers is ofen referred to as a milder version of this disorder
What is Autism
200
Social Anxiety/Social Phobia is...
What is the most common type of anxiety?
300
What are 3 things you should record following a seizure?
the time of day the seizure occurred
what your child was doing before the seizure
if she is sick, tired, or stressed
if she is taking any medication
how the seizure began
if she felt any warning signs
what her movements (if any) looked like during the seizure
if the movements were on a particular side of her body
whether she was able to talk and respond during the seizure
whether she made any sounds
how long the seizure lasted
300
What is one characteristic of ODD?
Argumentative, tends to pick at other people, prone to outburst/tantrums.
300
This condition affects your muscle movement and posture
What is cerebral palsy?
400
What are 2 things you should do if a student is having a convulsive seizure?
1) Lower student to the floor.
2) Place something soft under his/her head.
400
Students diagnosed with aspergers often demonstrate this behavior or trait, where they seem to ignore or disregard the feelings or needs of others.
What is lack of empathy.
400
The phobia which can be so devastating that you may not be able to leave your house?
What is specific phobia?
500
Name a characteristic of SLD student.
developmental milestone delays, physical mobility impairment, dependence on others for basic needs,
communication problems, may require lifelong support
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When setting up a learning environment and when disciplining students with aspergers and ODD C___________Y is extremely important in order for the student to develop expected behaviors.
What is consistency.
500
Quadriplegia restricts movement and/or feeling in this/these part(s) of the body
What is both arms, both legs, and potentially other parts of the body?