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EDUC 5

Midterm

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Customized plan for children with special needs Individually plan instructions
No "one size fits all" IEP
Refers to the current conditions in the life of the child with disabilities such as family, school, community, and institution Present Environment
A forecast of how the child with disabilities can move on the next level of education Future environment
They are also called children with special needs Exceptional Children
Provides for the rehabilitation, self development and self reliance of disabled person RA 7277
Prevents, eliminate, or overcome the obstacles that might keep an individual with disabilities from learning Intervention
Designed to keep potential or minor problems from becoming disability Preventive Intervention
Designed to eliminate and counteract risk factors so that a disability is not acquired Primary Prevention
Aimed at reducing or eliminating the effects of existing risk facors Secondary Intervention
Intended to minimize the impact of a specific condition or disability among those with disabilities Tertiary Prevention
Attempts to eliminate the effects of a disability Remedial Intervention
Refers to severe, chronic disabilities of a child five years of age ot older (22yrs old) Developmental Disability
Refers to reduced function of loss of specific part of the body organ Impairment or Disability
Refers yo a prpblem of a person with disability or impairment encounters when interacting with people Handicap
Refers to children who have greater chances than other choldren to develop disability At Risk
Refers to substantial limitations is present functioning Mental Retardation
Manifest before age 18 Mental Retardation
Refers to high performance in intellectual, creativr or artistic areas Giftedness or Talent
Refers to thr traits above-average general abilities Giftedness or Talent
Means a disorder in one or more of the basic psychological process involved in understanding or using language Specific Learning Disability
A generic term that includes hearing disabilities ranging from mild to profound Hearing Impairment
Display a wide range of visual disabilities - from total blindness to relatively good residual vision Visual Impairment
May be orthopedic that improve the skeletal system Physical Impairment
Includes chronic illness, that is, they are present over long periods and tend not to get better or disappear Health Impairment
Encompasses individuals with severe and profound disabilities in intellectual, physical, and social functioning Severe Disabilities
The mechanism for the transmission of human characteristics from one generation to the next Heredity
A complete set of coded instruction for making and maintaining an organism Genome
Describe as the blueprint of book of human life Genome
It carrier and determines all the characteristics of a person yet to born Genome
Located within each of the one hundred trillion cells in human body Genome
A complete set of the body's genome that is twisted into 46 packets of threadlike microscopic structures Chromosomes
22 single chromosomes that carries the physical, mental, anf personality characteristics Autosomes
Long threadlike molecule and genetic substance DNA
A complex molecule that contains the genome DNA
The basic physical and functional unit of heredity information Gene
Is a specific sequence of the four nucleotides bases carry the information for constructing proteins Gene
Act as blueprint for cells to reproduce themselves and manufacture the proteins that maintain life Gene
Refers to the person's genetic heritage or the actual genetic material Genotype
Refers to the person's observable traits that may be used to draw influences about genotype Phenotype
Are the human reproduction cells which are created in the reproductive organs Gametes
Produce by the ovaries of the fermale Ovum/Egg
Produce by the male's testicles or tested Sperm
The process of cell division in which each pair of chromosomes in the cell separates Meiosis
Of a female's ovum and male's sperm starts tha process of human reproduction Fertilization
Refers yo how susceptible the organism is being injured ot altered by a traumatic incident Vulnerability
From the normal course of prenatal development results to the occurrence of developmental disabilities Deviancy
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