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What are the minimum criteria needed for someone to be diagnosed with MR?
*present from childhood
*IQ below 70-75
*Significant limitations in two or more adaptive areas (communication, self-care, home living, social/interpersonal skills, leisure, health and safety, self-direction, functional academics, use of community resources, and work)
When does the brain damage resulting in MR occur?
before the age of 18
About how many things are believed to cause MR?
hundreds
Down syndrome is one cause of MR. What is the other (chromosomal) name for Down syndrome
Trisomy 21
What did down syndrome used to be called, many years ago, before we understood what it was?
Mongolism
Prenatal factors contributing to MR
Maternal infections (measles, cytomegalovirus, toxoplasmosis, syphilis, Herpes)
Contributors to low birth weight (smoking, lack of prenatal care, poor nutrition)
Birth defects (spina bifida, hydrocephaly, cardiac abnormalities)
Peri-natal factors contributing to MR
Hypoxia due to premature placental separation, umbilical cord wrapped around neck, meconium aspiration, impaired respiration due to prematurity
Mechanical injuries at birth resulting in brain damage
Post-natal factors contributing to MR
Traumas such as near drowning or strangulation, child abuse, closed head injury
Infection such as encephalitis or meningitis
Socio-economic factors (male, african-american child from large family where mother has not completed HS, older mother)
Genetic factors contributing to MR
Single-Gene disorders (Tay-Sachs, PKU
Chromosomal abnormalities (Down, Fragile X)
What is the IQ of a person diagnosed with Mild MR?
70
What is the IQ of a person diagnosed with Moderate MR?
50
What is the IQ of a person diagnosed with Severe MR?
35
What is the IQ of a person diagnosed with Profound MR?
20
What things would a person diagnosed with mild MR be expected to be able to do?
*ADL's:with reminders and guidance can do personal grooming, feeding, bathing and toileting
*Can prepare meals, perform routine household tasks
*Can hold simple or semi-skilled job
*Carries on simple conversation
*can read signs, advertisements, sentences
What would a person with Moderate MR be expected to be able to do?
*ADL - feeds bathes, dresses self, prepares simple foods with intermittent supervision
*Can perform simple routine household chores
*Can learn laundry, shopping, using post office
*Supported employment or Sheltered Workshop
*Carries on simple conversations,
*Can read signs, advertisements, sentences
What would a person with Severe MR be expected to be able to do?
*ADL under total supervision
*May prepare simple foods, help with simple household talks under supervision
*can engage in simple conversation, recognizes signs and selected words
What would a person with Profound MR be expected to be able to do?
*Requires total supervision, dependent on others for personal care
*Minimal participation in occupation
*very minimal language ability
(usually many physical disabilities as well)