Elimination disorders
This is the minimum age for diagnosing encopresis.
What is 4?
These are the forms/types of Inflammatory Bowel Disease.
What are ulcerative colitis and crohn's disease?
This law led to the formation of the 504 plan.
What is the Rehabilitation Act?
A tool used to address children and adolescents experiencing end-of-life decisions.
What is "My Wishes"?
This is the most common chronic health condition in children.
What is asthma?
These are the subtypes are encopresis.
What are with constipation and without constipation?
A function of the gastrointestinal tract.
What are:
digest food
absorbs nutrients
eliminates waste from the body
This refers to a change related to how a student learns instructional material.
What is accommodation?
This is the definition of a Child Life Specialist.
What is "Child life specialist is a healthcare professional with expertise in child development."?
This chronic condition is the only condition that requires complete patient segregation from other patients with the disease.
What is Cystic Fibrosis?
This is accidental wetting after age 5.
What is enuresis?
These are symptoms outside of the GI tract.
What are:
fatigue
mouth ulcers
delayed puberty
This refers to a change related to what the student is expected to learn or is taught.
What is modification?
“Blood Soup” is a tool used by child life specialists to educate children about this disease.
What is leukemia?
For this category of seizure, electrical activity is in a limited area of the brain.
What is focal/partial seizure?
When watery stools leak around hardened stool during constipation.
What is overflow incontinence?
This therapy involves being present, observing thoughts without being ruled by then, and being willing to experience difficult sensations.
What is Acceptance and Commitment Therapy?
This law led to the formation of IEP.
What is Education for all Handicapped Children Act?
This is a therapeutic tool that helps children make sense of healthcare experiences.
What is play?
These are the two kinds of enuresis/bedwetting.
What are primary enuresis and secondary enuresis?
A hormone that helps the kidneys control the amount of water and salt in the body, as well as the amount of urine that is made
What is vasopressin?
This medication suppresses the immune system to reduce inflammation.
What is an immunomodulator?
These are essential components of school re-integration programs.
What are family support, school staff education, peer education, sustained follow-up & monitoring?
This procedure is used to collect cerebral spinal fluid (CSF).
What is the lumbar puncture?
This is a formal, written educational plan designed to address the educational needs of a child with disability.
What is 504 plan?