week 5 Flashcards

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AAIDD

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american association on intellectual and developmental disabilities
- originally used R, changed in 2007

researches and advocates ppl w intellectual and dev disabilities

oldest org for this

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intellectual disability

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limitations in intellectual function and adaptive behaviour that originates before 18 y/o

  • adaptive behav: everday and soc skills
  • intellectual function: reasoning and understanding, IQ 75 or under
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conceptual skils

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soft skills i,.e. planning, money concept, reading, writing

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5 assumptions to application of ID

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before assigning ID diagnosis, must see:

  1. limitations w/in community environ similar to peers i.e. 6y/o can’t read like 13y/o
    - also consider culture
  2. limitations consider cultural and linguistic diversity
  3. limitations coexist w strengths i.e. down syndrome can’t cook, but has good interpersonal skills
  4. desc limitations to dev profile of needed spports i.e. not searching for label, but to improve QOL
  5. life will improve w personalized supports
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causes of ID

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50% unknown cause

down syndrome most common genetic disability

prenatal causes: mother herpes, rubella, drug use

hypoxia: lack of oxygen in utero…prenatal

can be caused by malnutrition, psych/social deprivation

brain injury, abuse, accident CANNOT cause intellectual disability
- must be under 18y/o

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primary prevention

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prevent problem from ever occurring

i.e. education abt FAS, vaccination

directed at general pop

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secondary prevention

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targets existing risk factor i.e. poverty, poor nutrition

reduce effect…can minimize outcome of effects

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tertiary prevention

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inc lvl of functioning once disability has occurred

can slow progression of pathology or stop entirely

target pop w specific condition i.e. FAS

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ableism

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society places higher value on normal bodies, brains, communication

assume ppl w disablities have low QOL

justifies exclusion and extermination

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butterfly effect

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small change can create catastrophe w/in system

if remove disability via prenatal testing, dec disability rates…dec financial and social supports of those w disability
- devalues existance

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CDSS endangered syndrome

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made by canadian down syndrome society

want to be first human species on endangered list
- bcs genetic screening dec number

CDSS response: wanted to raise awareness on lack of support i.e. education, employment
- not to compare ppl to animals

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down syndrome

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genetic condition caused by nondisjunction—error in cell division

trisomy 21: most common, 95%…chromosome 21 does not separate and leads to 3 #21s

translocation: piece of chromo 21 breaks off and fuses w other chromo

mosaicism: individual born w trisomic (47 chromosomes)
- proportion determines if classic symptoms or none at all

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myths and realities about down syndrome

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only translocation is hereditary

most ppl w DS have mild-mid intellectual disability

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physical characteristics down syndrome

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flat face, stout hands and feet
slanted eyes and short neck
dec musc tone

simian crease: only one crease on hand

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behaviour down syndrome

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stubborn, short attention span
impulsive, delayed speech
cog impairment and delays

function depends on early intervention and community opportunities

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organ defects in down syndrome

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congenital heart disease: 40-60%, most common is AVSD an opening b/w chambers
- dec o2 and inc blood in lungs

lung disease: 54% of hospitalizations
- underdeveloped lungs, small # alveoli, dec gas exchange
- small nasal passages

vision problems: over half

hearing loss: 75% bcs of structural isses in ears
- infections cause hearing loss

leukemia: 500x more liekly

bowel defects: trachea, esophagus, anus, etc.
- blockage may need surgery

obesity and high cholesterol: diet, sedentary

alzheimer’s: 3-5x the risk
- 75% dev by 65y/o

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PA concerns down syndrome

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down syndrome perform motorically lower than normal
- high RHYTHM and music, can facilitate learning

joint laxity: structual weakness in ligamental/flexible joints

hypotonia: weak musc tone

atlantoaxial instability: laxity b/w c1-c2, inc risk of vertebrae slipping out

delays in postural rxns: slower milestones i.e. walking

umbilical hernia: musc dont’ rejoin where umbilical cord was

stubborn, left-handed, impaired balance

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adults in motion

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want things like stair elevators, more buses

need larger parking spots and sidewalk access

just recommendations to support special needs