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    Diagnosis Of Autism Essay

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    the most well known disorders due to its nature. By this I am talking of many things, the range that it can affect people, the diagnosis rates, and the unique symptoms that can occur. In most peoples minds, Autism is an extremely damaging disease when talking of the quality of life for the one affected, but this isn 't necessarily true. Along with quality of life, the reasons for autism are also misunderstood and possibly incorrect. With diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder rising every…

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    similar symptoms. Though they have a lot of similarities there are also some differences. For example, people with autism will usually have a delayed language development and the disorder will be able to be detected during childhood while children with Asperger 's Syndrome will have normal language development and the disorder is not detectable during childhood (High-functioning Autism and Asperger Syndrome: What is the difference?). Without a doubt, when it comes to a diagnosis for Autism or…

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    every 10,000 people were diagnosed as being autistic. From 2000 to 2002 the rates increased to 6 out of every 1,000. Today 1 out of every 88 people can be diagnosed anywhere on the Autistic Spectrum. To understand why so many are affected by this disorder we must look at the history, what types of labels are present today, how an individual obtains a diagnosis, what to look for in these individuals, and how they can be treated. Every case is different but many share a commonality in one area or…

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    Autism Awareness

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    March 27, 2014 announcement from the CDC states that autism impacts 1 in 68 children across the nation. Autism Spectrum Disorders Autism is a brain development disorder resulting in difficulties related to social interaction and communication. Since the behaviors displayed by individuals with autism vary, this disability is frequently referred to as autism spectrum disorder (ASD). First Responders and Autism Awareness…

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    child with autism spectrum disorder, her knowledge is like that of an experienced special education emotional support classroom teacher who has a number…

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    Autism is a developmental disorder comprising abnormal function in three domains: language development social development, and behavior. (Hay, Levin, Deterding, & Abzug, 2014, p. 1111).Due to this disorder, children with autism usually fine it difficult to relate to their family, siblings or peers. Autism is under the umbrella of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) which comprises of pervasive developmental disorder not otherwise specified (PDD-NOS), and Asperger syndrome. Current prevalence…

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    Family Centred Care

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    Family centred care in terms a professional approach is ensuring that their needs and developments are met, ensuring that the parents and the child is supported and that other members of the professional team are involved if needed. A factor that is need in the development of a child is play; children develop physically and emotionally through playing. These days most hospitals have a playroom on a children’s ward. According to Santos at el, 2010 a playroom in a hospital is considered as a…

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    research done on how dog’s affect a child’s psychological and physiological wellbeing; especially concerning the use of AAA and AAT. Walters and Stokes studied how the presence of a dog affected the social interactions between 3 children with developmental disabilities and their teacher. The students’ behaviors were studied and analyzed with a hidden camera, during eight minute sessions, five days a week, with their teacher and a dog present. Walters and Stokes concluded that having the dog…

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    According to the website for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, recently, Autism Spectrum Disorder has grown more pervasive leading to one in every sixty-eight children being born with characteristics somewhere on the spectrum whether it is more severe or just a mild case. Given the social and comprehensive impairments that accompany this diagnosis, my goal is to figure out whether any progress is being made in educating this expansive population. In order to determine this, I must…

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    Autism Spectrum Disorder

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    is one of the fastest growing developmental disorders in the U.S. and affects tens of millions of families worldwide. The occurrence of Autism has increased 30% in the last two years. A family caring for someone with Autism spends, on average, $60,000 per year on resources to help their loved one. Autism Speaks is the worlds ' leading Autism advocacy organization whose mission is " To improve the lives and future of all who struggle with an Autism Spectrum Disorder."( Autism Speaks.org) Autism…

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