intellectual disability Flashcards

1
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definition of IQ

A

metal age/chronological age x100

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2
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distribution of IQs in the population. Normal? SD? What defines disabled and what % would we expect and what is actually seen

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normal distribution. 100 is average w/ SD of 15. Disabled is 2 SD below (70 or lower). Expect 2.1% but actually closer to 3% b/c other illnesses cause ID

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3
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IQ of most disabled people? what category

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mild (educable), IQ 50-70

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4
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when do most IDs originate? due to what?

A

prenatally; Chromosomal>malformation>single gene

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5
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fragile x is due to

A

FMR1 gene trinucleotide repeat of > 230

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6
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explain the sherman paradox

A

ppl have premutation which is mitotically stable but meiotically unstable and expands during oogenesis in each generation until full mutation is seen

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7
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difference b/w deterioration and degeneration

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deterioration: single event with stability on each side. Degeneration: steady decline

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