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Chapter 13

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Traumatic Brain Injury Damage to the brain caused by a sudden blow or force to the head
Open head injuries brain injuries where the skull is broken and the brain is exposed
Closed head injuries brain injuries where the skull is not broken but the brain is damaged internally
Motor speech disorder difficulty speaking due to problems with muscle control used for speech
Behavior modification Using techniques to change behavior through rewards or consequences
Behavior management strategies used to guide and control behavior in a positive way
CHARGE syndrome a genetic condition causing multiple birth defects affecting senses and organs
Coloboma a gap or missing piece in structures of the eye
Usher syndrome a genetic condition causing hearing loss and progressive vision loss
Retinitis pigmentosa an eye disease that causes gradual loss of vision
Night blindness difficulty seeing in low light or darkness
Tunnel vision loss of peripheral (side) vision
Prenatal occurring before birth
Rubella
German measles another name for rubella
Congenital cytomegalovirus a viral infection present at birth that can affect development
Postnatal occurring after birth
Meningitis inflammation of the protective membranes around the brain and spinal cord
Protactile ASL (PTASL) a tactile form of sign language used by people who are deafblind
Braille a system of raised dots used for reading and writing by people who are blind
Adapted signs modified sign language to meet an individual’s physical or communication needs
Orientation and Mobility skills that help individuals navigate and move safely in their environment
Augmentative and Alternative Communication methods (devices or systems) used to support or replace speech
Functional Behavior Assessment a process to identify the cause or purpose of a behavior
Positive Behavioral Support strategies that encourage positive behavior and reduce problem behavior
Self-stimulation repetitive behaviors that provide sensory input
Self-injurious behavior actions that cause harm to one’s own body
Positive Behavioral Intervention and Support a proactive approach to improving behavior using positive strategies
Neonatal intensive care units hospital units that care for newborns with serious medical conditions
Sheltered workshop a supervised workplace for individuals with disabilities, often with modified tasks
Competitive employment jobs in the regular workforce with typical pay and expectations
Self-determination the ability to make choices and control one’s own life
Person-centered plans plans focused on an individual’s goals, preferences, and needs
Natural supports help from family, friends, or community members rather than paid services
Job coach a person who helps individuals learn and succeed at a job
Living skills skills needed for daily independent living
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