Section 9

fear of open, crowded, public places

psychological eating disorder; binge eating/vomitting

often chronic, life-threatening eating disorders

partial or complete loss of speech and language skills caused by brain injury

a brain disorder that impairs communication, social skills, and behavior.

an illness charaterized by periods of serious depression followed by episodes of mania(mental hyperactivity)

a writing system for the visually impaired that uses raised dots for each letter of thealphabet

clouding of the eyes lens

extreme response to what the client perceives as extreme danger, disaster, or tragedy

affects muscle control(palsy) caused by an injury or abnormality in the motor region of the brain(cerebral)

a waxlike secretion found in the external ear that helps to trap dust and foreign bodies entering the ear.

fear of small, enclosed places

the loss of a person's ability to remember, think, reason, understand, or live independently

uncontrollable urge to perform an act

an unconscious reaction that blocks unpleasant or threathening feelings

a state of temporary mental confusion that can occur suddenly

a fixed, false belief that is not based on reality

false and exaggerated beliefs about one's importance, talent, or wealth

a general term that describes the progressive loss of brain fx, which includes cognitive and social fx.

a disability that a person is born with or that begins before the age of 18 years

"di" means two; there is loss of ability to move (plegia) corresponding parts on both (di) sides of the body

caused by extra-twenty first chromosomes and results in varying degrees of intellectual disability

difficulty(dys) speaking clearly(arthia) causes weakness or paralysis in the muscles used for speech

difficulty speaking or writing

are group of physical and mental abnormalities that occur in a child as a result of alcohol consumption by the mother during pregnancy

an eye disease that causes pressure within the eye, damaging the optic nerve.

a program designed to train direct care providers in tecniques to handle and reduce difficultresponsive behaviours that are associated with

hemi means half, plegia means complete or partial loss of ability to move; affects one side of the body, the other side function normally

collecting things and putting them away in a guarded manner

a condition in which cerebrospinal fluid collects in -- around the brain

an inner ear disorder that can affect both hearing and balance

mono means "one", paralysis of a single limb usually an arm

excessive sleep

a persistent thought or desire

infection(itis) of the middle(media) ear (ot), caused by either virus or bacteria. Also known as ear infection

extreme suspision about a person or situation

a group of disorder involving rigid and socially unacceptable behaviors

speech or language skills

has intense fear of a particular thing or situation

is an eating disorder defined as persistently eat substancces without nutritional value for a period of at least a month

any traumatic event such as war, fires, accidents, burns,torture,kidnapping,concentration camps, incest, or violent crimes can overwhelm

perception of reality is impaired

"quad" means four; affects four limbs (both arms and both legs)

difficulty understanding language.

an extreme complex mental health disorder characterized by delusions, hallucinations, disturbances in thinking, and withdrawal from social a

a brief disturbance in the brain's normal electrical fx, which affects awareness, movements, and sensation

uncontrolled contraction of skeletal muscles

a congenital disorder involving improper closing of the spine before birth (spina mean backbone and bifida means split in two parts)

a condition in which the signs, symptoms, and behaviors of dementia increase at bedtime or during hours of darkness

ringing in the ear

dizziness