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    What Is Dysarthria?

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    DYSARTHRIA WHAT IS DYSARTHRIA? Speech production is a complex process involving the co-ordinated contraction of a large number of muscles controlled by the nerve impulses originating in the motor areas of cerebral cortex. The organs that are involved in speech production are the lips, the tongue, the vocal folds and the diaphragm. When these organs don’t function efficiently, the speech tends to be unclear. One such condition which results owing to the malfunctioning of the speech organs is…

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    Diego The Robot Analysis

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    Recently, video games have started to be used as a method of helping children to recover from video games. In one example, "Diego the Robot" helps a paralyzed girl, 7, to learn how to move again. After experiencing a bleed on the brain, Grace McShane had become partially paralyzed as a result. However, thanks to Diego, she has started to learn how to move again. Video games and Diego the robot helps to support her arms with overhead cables. Meanwhile a sensor tracks the wrist and elbow positions…

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    Imagine a young child given a life changing opportunity to be freed from the tight fist Cerebral Palsy suffocates her with, given a life changing opportunity providing him/her with a brighter future, given A young girl by the name of Chloe Levine suffered from Cerebral Palsy, which was never thought to be curable. Through the use of stem cell research conducted at Duke University, however, her recovery from this neurological disorder was cured. The method the research center used was adult stem…

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    Lindstrom v St. Joseph school The Lindstrom v St. Joseph school for the blind is regarding a pupil who has multiple disabilities such has blindness, cerebral palsy, and developmental delays. Forasmuch as he is unable to articulate desire and need cognized . Respectively, four apportioned legal ramification judiciary reviewing are American Disability Act, Section 504 Rehabilitation Act, The New Jersey Law Discrimination Act and a Tort Claim. The court decision regarding American Disability Act…

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    energy to heal itself. These treatments showed real evidence of accelerated skin regrowth could not only get the patients healthy and out of the hospital, but it could even save their lives. Cerebral Palsy, can be cured using stem cells to repair the…

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    disabilities still, they need to know that when someone knocks them down, they have the strength to overcome and bound back with the power of god, inner strength, and peer encouragement. In the video “James’ Story,” James is an 18-year-old man with cerebral palsy and uses god as his gateway to being happy and living life to the fullest despite his struggles caused by his disability. James uses songs about god to help him and to give him strength. Even though some of us try to encourage people…

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    1. Elizabeth Bouvia was born with cerebral palsy as well as severe arthritis. All of her life she had to be taken care of because of her medical condition. She was completely immobile and had to have around-the-clock care. Because the severity of her medical condition she could not work or care for herself so she dependent on other to clean, feed, and perform other functions manually that her body couldn't do. Once admitted into the hospital, Elizabeth's disease turned for the worse and was…

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    The electromyography (EMG) has the capacity of many uses in the clinical setting for gait analysis in the diagnosis of neural muscular disorders such as cerebral palsy. This method was chosen in our experiment to record and examine the electrical activity of the skeletal muscle during gait movement during treadmill and over ground walking. In our experiment we specifically looked at the lower extremity with overactive quadriceps and underactive. Common to use to EMG to identify precisely…

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    Dystonia Case Studies

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    Overview Dystonia is a neurological movement disorder in which a person experiences uncontrollable muscle spasms that can occasionally be quite painful. Caused by incorrect brain signals, these spasms pull on muscles in such a way that the body starts to move in twisting repetitive movements or causes it to assume abnormal postures. The condition may affect a single area of the body, or it could cause issues in several places at once. In some cases, dystonia can impact the entire body. It is…

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    will share ideas and resources with me as I progress through this course. Members of the team include, a special education teacher, general education teacher, physical therapist, occupational therapist, speech language pathologist, a student with cerebral palsy, a student with seizure disorders and parents. Building relationships with my colleagues, parents and students will improve my ability to meet the needs of my students. The Interview I interviewed three colleagues, all of whom serve on an…

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