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Paraplegia, or paraparesis, is an impairment in motor or sensory function of the lower extremities

It could effect mobility of the client and the physical health

Support strategies could involve supportive equipment and mobility support

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1 Paraplegia is the total lack of movement and feeling in the lower body. This can vary between clients

2. With a sudden onset of paraplegia it is generally very difficult for the client to cope. They become very reliant on others.

3. The client will need a lot of support initially. that level of support may need to continue dependent on the clients condition.

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1.Developmental delay is a term used to describe a delay in a child's development. It means that a child finds it much harder to do everyday things that other children their age can do, for example dress themselves, talk or walk.

2.Developmental delay might be short term, or it might be the first sign of a long-term problem. Long-term developmental delays are also called developmental disabilities. Examples include learning disabilities, cerebral palsy, intellectual disability and autism spectrum disorder.

3. Be patient and understanding.
Get extra help from professional.

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1.Autism is a developmental disability caused by differences in the brain.

2.Social communication and interaction skills can be challenging for people with Autism.

3. Support them by understanding needs.There is a range of services and therapeutic treatments available for children and adults who have autism.

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Children with a Developmental delay find it much harder to do everyday things their age can do.

A child with developmental delay needs a lot of extra help to do everyday things compared to children of the same age for example the child might be delayed with walking or talking.

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Diabetes is a disease that occurs when your blood glucose, also called blood sugar, is too high. Blood glucose is your main source of energy and comes from the food you eat.

Insulin, a hormone made by the pancreas, helps glucose from food get into your cells to be used for energy. Sometimes your body doesn’t make enough—or any—insulin or doesn’t use insulin well. Glucose then stays in your blood and doesn’t reach your cells.

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Cerebral palsy (CP) is a group of disorders that affect a person’s ability to move and maintain balance and posture. CP is the most common motor disability in childhood.

Cerebral means having to do with the brain. Palsy means weakness or problems with using the muscles. CP is caused by abnormal brain development or damage to the developing brain that affects a person’s ability to control his or her muscles.

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Developmental delay means that a child finds it much harder to do understand things, learning and developing more slower than other children same age.

It can affect them with how quickly they can think and their ability to understand. Take longer to learn new things and skills. Having difficulty to bath, dress etc.

physical therapy can help children with delays in gross motor skills. medication or special types of behavioual therapy can help.

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Autism spectrum disorder also known as (ASD), consists of a group of different disorders related to brain development.

Find it hard to understand how other people think or feel. find things that are overwhelming stressful or uncomfortable, get anxious or upset about unfamiliar situations. Take longer to understand information.

Discuss with them make them comfortable. Explain to them that they do not have an illness they just need extra support to help them with some things.

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Diabetes is a group of diseases that result in too much sugar in the blood (High Blood Glucose)

It can cause damage to many parts of body, for example eyes, heart, feet, nerves, and kidney. It can also causes high blood pressure. If having diabetes the person are more likely to have heart disease or stroke.

Controlling blood glucose levels. keep weight under control, achieving a healthy body weight. exercise daily or exercising more. Eating healthy diet and no smoking.

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Developmental delay occurs when a child’s development in one or more areas of development such as speech, physical skills, fine motor skills, learning and thinking, social skills is delayed for their age.

The person may have trouble keeping up with others of the same age. They may have difficulties with fine motor skill's which could include feeding themself and dressing.

Lots of patience, repetition and positive reinforcement.

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Autism [Autism spectrum Disorder (ASD)]is a condition that affects how a person thinks, feels, interacts with others, and experiences their environment. It is a lifelong disability that starts when a person is born and stays with them into old age. Every Autistic person is different to every other. This is why autism is described as a ‘spectrum’

The person may have difficulties including: processing and using language to communicate, delayed communication development, repetitive communication, difficulties in understanding others, difficulty understanding social behaviours.  They may react strongly to sound, vision, crowds, textures of clothes or food. They may have intense preferences for certain activities and/or routines.  Each of these needs to be dealt with as an individual.

You need to find out about the person and their preferences and work to those.

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Diabetes occurs when there’s too much glucose in your blood. This happens when your body cannot produce enough insulin, or use it properly.

Due to the ups and downs of sugar in the blood the mood swings will also go up and down.

Type 1 diabetes must be closely managed with daily care including: Insulin injections or use of an insulin pump, Regularly monitoring blood glucose levels, Following a healthy eating plan, Participating in regular exercise.

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people with Cerebral Palsy (CP) may have impaired vision or hearing, language and also speech problems. problems with movement and posture.

Cerebral Palsy (CP) can affect the person's posture, balance and their movement, communication, eating, sleeping, and learning.

Assist individuals with Cerebral Palsy (CP) to stay active and improve their mobility and muscle tone. wheelchair help to travel through public easily and more efficiently.

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Developmental delay affects the rate of development of one or more of fine motor skills, speech, physical skills, learning, thinking.  It first needs to be recognised and diagnosed. Usually between the age of 0 and 8.

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Developmental delay affects the rate of development of one or more of fine motor skills, speech, physical skills, learning, thinking.  It first needs to be recognised and diagnosed. Usually between the age of 0 and 8.

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Things like being left behind in learning at school, trouble toileting, speech issues, growing at a slower rate then other children. Difficulty understanding others.
Early intervention , family support and therapies for learning, social and behavior.

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Cerebral palsy is a group of movement disorders, that appear in early childhood.  Signs and symptoms vary but include: poor coordination, stiff muscles, weak muscles and tremors.  The may also be problems with speaking, vision, hearing and sensation.

This may affect mobility and ability to complete everyday tasks

The person may require extra time and support to complete tasks. The may also need help eating and drinking.

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development delay can be due to a lot of factors. this may be due to birth complications, genetic conditions, the environment they live in, physical/mental health problems. the symptoms may include fine gross motor skill delay e.g. speech, eating, moving their heads/bodies.

may cause anxiety or depression, can cause lack of opportunities or feeling of judgement.

working with the person to create a plan to best fits the persons needs by helping with their delays, no judgment and being patient with the client.

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Developmental delay is a term used to describe a delay in childs development. It can be short term, or even long term income cases.

It may be they take longer to learn how to read and write, learn how to talk, put on their shoes and getting dressed, feeding themselves properly.

Working with them, showing them positive behaviour, providing rewards and praise, professional help with speech or what they may struggle with and just taking the time they need

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1. Developmental delay means someone is delayed in what they should be doing for their age. They could find it harder to talk, walk or dress themselves.

2. They could find it quite frustrating as they want to do something but can’t quite do it properly yet. For example they could get very frustrated because they know what they want but can’t properly communicate it yet and you don’t understand them.

3. I would continue to speak to them normally and always ask before providing help. I would also go at the pace of the person I’m communicating with.

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1.Diabetes is a chronic condition in which the levels of glucose (sugar) in the blood are too high. Blood glucose levels are normally regulated by the hormone insulin, which is made by the pancreas. Diabetes occurs when there is a problem with this hormone and how it works in the body.

2.Some types of diabetes have no symptoms, and can go undiagnosed for a long time, but some common symptoms can include being more thirsty than usual, passing more urine, feeling tired and lethargic, slow-healing wounds, itching and skin infections, particularly around the genitals, blurred vision, nausea and vomiting, weight loss, mood swings.

3. There is no cure for diabetes. Supporting them by controlling blood glucose levels, as well as blood pressure and cholesterol levels, and by achieving a healthy body weight.

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paraplegia is the loss of muscle function in the lower half of the body, including both legs. Can cause various issues in the body

This will affect having mobility problems and may require to use wheelchair.

I can assist to take the client to physical therapy and they can help individuals with this disability to improve their mobility.

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Autism is a developmental disability cause by differences in the brain. Both genders can get autism but it is usually a more higher rate in men.

people with autism often have trouble communication and interaction, and restricted or repetitive behaviours or interests. People with autism may also have different ways of learning, moving or paying attention.

understanding their likes and needs and trying to keep a routine is a good way to help the individual.

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Autism, mild or severe affects how someone behaves and reacts to the world around them. It is a lifelong developmental disorder. There is a broad spectrum.

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Autism, mild or severe affects how someone behaves and reacts to the world around them. It is a lifelong developmental disorder. There is a broad spectrum.

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Occupational and sensory integration therapy will help. Lots of support and understanding from both family and friends. Even challenging motor skills helps.

Autism can cause feelings of isolation and anxiety in social situations and learning difficulties resulting in frustration and other emotions.

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1. Autism is a lifelong developmental disorder, caused by differences in the brain. It affects how people behave and interact with the world.

2. It could affect how this person socially interacts with people. It could also affect the way they learn, move and pay attention.

3. I could support them by being sensitive to what they want or need. Help them work on their social skills.

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autism is an neurodevelopmental condition, which can be diagnosed just around 18 months or even younger. people may have different symptoms and they can include e.g. speech delay (which may cause problems with communication and social interactions), repetitive body movements, ritualistic behaviours etc.

May cause the child to have speech, physical (walking, playing etc,), learning and social skills delayed or may find it difficult to  do daily activities due to being overwhelmed due to sounds/ loud noises or unfamiliar places/things.

be understanding and patient, help find coping mechanisms that may help said person. offer guidance if needed, find alternative ways of communication and make them feel included.

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Development Delay is a term used to describe an individual (usually a child) who has not reached the same skill level as others of the same age.

This can cause the person to be overlooked or excluded.

There are treatments and support available. Early intervention is recommended and usually involves support people assisting the individual in their learning journey.

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1.Cerebral palsy (CP) is a group of disorders that affect a person's ability to move and maintain balance and posture. CP is the most common motor disability in childhood. Cerebral means having to do with the brain. Palsy means weakness or problems with using the muscles.

2.This can affect movement and walking disability, speech difficulty, learning disabilities, cognitive impairments, hearing or vision loss, epilepsy.

3. Techniques such as exercise and stretching to help maintain physical ability and hopefully improve movement problems. speech therapy to help with speech and communication, and swallowing difficulties.

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1. Developmental delay is a term used to describe a delay in a child's development. Developmental delay might be short term, or it might be the first sign of a long-term problem.

2. It means that a child finds it much harder to do everyday things that other children their age can do, for example dress themselves, talk or walk.

3. I would try to be helpful by showing them positive behaviors and by giving clear positive instructions (maybe a bad word to use) so they know what to expect and to do together.

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There are a few types of Diabetes both an auto immune disease affecting blood sugar levels and affecting the production of insulin.

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There are a few types of Diabetes both an auto immune disease affecting blood sugar levels and affecting the production of insulin.

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Daily routine would change as the condition requires medical attention, monitoring. Stress could be a factor due to ongoing risks and complications, foot problems, skin issues, neurological issues.

Family support would be most beneficial. Healthy lifestyle is a must, exercise, medication.

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Autism is the name given to a broad range of developmental disorders. It is characterised by challenges with social skills, behaviours and communication.

Because there are so many different variations of Autism, it can be difficult to identify and therefore can affect the individual in so many different ways. Being unable to communicate with other people limits the individual from expressing themselves and their needs.

Support strategies might include - A diagnosis from a trained professional, support persons, educational support, financial support.

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1. Diabetes is a disease happens when blood sugar is too high.

2. It could be stressful and hard for them to wrap their hard around their new life and routines.

3. Listening to the person and showing empathy to them.

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Autism spectrum disorder is a developmental disability caused by differences in the brain.

Difficulties with social communication, interaction, emotional regulation.

Support learning about emotion regulation, social cues, how to support sensory needs(input/output), visual learning aids or prompts can also help sometimes.

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1. Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a developmental disability caused by differences in the brain.

Hugo Weaving  (famous Australian actor) has a nephew called Ky who has ASD. Please watch the You Tube video attached :)

2. People with Autism often have problems with social communication and interaction and restricted or repetitive behaviors or interests. People with ASD may also have different ways of learning, moving, or paying attention.

3. I would help by providing some sensory aids depending on what level of support (Level 1, 2 or 3) they would need. And try to learn how the client communicates so I can understand what their likes and dislikes, hobbies and interests are and make sure we do those things together.

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1. Cerebral palsy is a congenital disorder that’s affects the ability to move, muscle tone or posture.

2. This would affect the person a lot as it affects the muscles and movements they would need to use for day to day tasks.

3. I could support them with getting to therapy’s and with physical exercises.

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Cerebral Palsy affects ones movement and posture. Control of ones muscles. It is not hereditary or contagious. 

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Cerebral Palsy affects ones movement and posture. Control of ones muscles. It is not hereditary or contagious. 

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It can affect their ability to talk and their appearance. Assistance might be needed to perform tasks. Feelings of frustration and the like might be felt.

A Disability Support Program will help in assisting with daily tasks and achieving goals in life. Family support and social network.

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When young children are slower to develop physical, emotional, social and communication skills than expected.

Children with developmental delay might need to be shown skills in smaller, simpler steps. They might also need more time and opportunities to practise skills. Teaching safety skills and self care skills

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Diabetes is a disease  this is due to the body making to much insulin or isn't making enough which makes it hard to maintain their blood sugar levels normally. There are different types of diabetes that effects the body in different ways, diabetes type 2 is more common.

May cause intense burning/pain to the nerves due to high blood sugar over time, due to this it may effect daily activities. could cause fainting or could cause other health problems in the future.

support the person by making sure the client has the approprite equipment, help come up with a good diet that can benefit the client. Help with an exercise program to help promote a healthy lifestyle.

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1. development delays are when there is a delay in a child’s development

2. this can mean it may take them longer to learn how to walk and talk.
there are also social, emotional and behavioural delays. these delays can have an impact on a child’s ability to learn, communicate and interact with others.
some developmental delays can be short term while others are long term and referred to as developmental disabilities.

3. having patience and understanding that it’s difficult for someone with a developmental disability to do certain things. have empathy and be supportive.
probably a disability support worker might help them or they might have certain things in place to make things easier

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Diabetes is a health condition affecting how your body processes food.

This is a condition requiring intervention. It must be regulated. Depending on the type of diabetes a person has, they may be limited by food choices, experience blurred vision, weight loss or gain, lack of energy, feel tired and/or weak, or be frustrated by it.

Education and support is available through medical professionals. Financial support is also available. There are also online and community support groups.

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Paraplegia is the paralysis of the lower half of the body.

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Paraplegia is the paralysis of the lower half of the body.

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This affects the movement and feelings of this part of the body.

This person may experience frustration , isolation, many other emotions. Tasks may be challenging.

The person living with this disability will need support , a wheel chair , perhaps a support worker to assist in activities. Exercise program.

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1. autism is a developmental disability caused by differences in the brain. it’s a wide spectrum.

2. autistic people might find it difficult to read social cues, understand tones and sarcasm or to show facial expressions. this can make it difficult to hold conversations and might make them feel left out or “different” or “weird”
they can also have certain heightened sensitivities like to loud noises, bright lights ect and get overwhelmed by these.

3. friends and family are generally great supports, there are support groups too.
counseling can be useful. having “toys” or movements to ‘stim’ can be a good way for someone with autism to direct their energy somewhere in a good way, can also be used as a distraction or way to self regulate.
remembering that they’re people too, our brains just work a little bit differently and having empathy and patience and trying to have a genuine understanding. not judging or treating autistic people any differently than others

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1. Diabetes is a condition when your blood glucose level is too High.

2. This affects lots of Australians everyday as they can have Hypo's and if not treated quickly can cause harm. This is generally an easy fix by drinking a small can of NON DIET Coke or similar with a high sugar intake.

3. I would support the person by making sure I have all the correct things needed incase of a Hypo or Hyper and making sure I am trained correctly to help them if needed.

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A number of disorders that together affect a persons ability to control their muscles.

This affects mobility, balance and posture.

Support strategies might include physical support and exercise programs, support staff and equipment based on a persons individual ability.

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1. cerebral palsy is a group of disorders that affect a person’s ability to move and maintain balance and posture.

2. would probably be scary to have it develop, slowly losing the ability to do things that you could before. or if you were born with it it would be frustrating to not be able to do everything that other people can easily do without even thinking about it.

3. being treated by healthcare professionals, maybe a disability support worker
having friends and family and good relationships still

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there are 2 types of diabetes, type 1 and type 2. Type 1 being the more severe type. In general diabetes is a immune condition in the pancreas where it stops producing insulin. Insulin helps glucose from food get into your cells to be used for energy. it would affect the person as they need to keep on top of their blood sugar levels so that's taking medication or eating/not eating certain foods. Communication, having empathy and gaining education would help support them

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Paraplegia is a type of paralysis that affects your ability to move the lower half of your body. It occurs when an illness or injury impacts the part of your nervous system which controls the lower half of your body.

The person may feel frustrated and a loss of independance as access needs.

The person may require extra support and aids to achieve everyday activities. Equipment like wheelchairs could be used to aid in outings and involvement in the community.

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Definition: Autism is a developmental disorder that can cause difficulty in social interaction and communication by restrictive thoughts or behaviors.

Affects the person: The person can have difficulty interaction and communicating.

Support strategies: To be patient and understanding, try to find alternative ways of communicating and keeping interest.

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cerebral palsy is a physical disability that affects movement and posture, this can be due to abnormal brain development or brain injury etc.

some of the effects may cause the person to have epilepsy or seizures, could effect them in everyday life e.g. eating, showering and social interactions.

help with physical exercises to boost muscle strength, help them with mobility aids and equipment.

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1. A persons who’s lost the ability to move their lower body/limb's.

2. It could take a huge toll on their mental health have severe changes in their life.

3. I could assist them with most of their daily tasks like getting ready for the day, getting in and out of the car and being a support network.

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Definition: A disease where the body's ability to produce or respond to the hormone insulin is impaired, resulting in abnormal metabolism of carbohydrates.

Affects the person: Excessive thirst, fatigue, blurred vision, frequent hunger.

Support strategies: Helping to regulate the amount of carbohydrates and glucose intake. Making sure the blood levels are checked regularly.

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1. paraplegia is the paralysis (unable to move) of the lower body and legs.

2. they wouldn’t be able to walk. would be frustrating and have a toll on their mental health as some of their independence would be taken away. they would have to learn how to do things again.

3. equipment like a wheelchair, maybe more accessible furniture?
counseling or psychologist
friends / support network - listening, still maintaining relationships and participating in events or activities

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Definition: A congenital disorder of movement, muscle tone or posture

Affects the person: This could effect mobility, movement and extreme pain levels.

Support strategies: Mobility equipment, helping them with physical exercises and movement.

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1. Cerebral palsy (CP) is a group of disorders that affect a person's ability to move and maintain balance and posture.

2. This can affect them by them having weak arms or legs, shaking hands, too stiff or too floppy, Fidgets or jerky movements and muscle spasms.

3. I would support the client by asking them what they need from me to help support them in everyday living like support aids ie communication aids, adaptive writing and typing aids etc.

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For individuals with cerebral palsy, completing daily tasks can prove challenging. Find out how assistive devices can improve communication and mobility.

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cerebral palsy is a congenital disorder due to abnormal brain development often before birth which affects movement, muscle tone, posture and speech. Assistance aids maybe be needed like wheel chairs etc..

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1. how would you describe this condition?

an auto immune condition where the pancreas stops producing insulin and the person take over the responsibility of maintaining their blood sugar.

2. how could this affect the person living with this disability?

it would be stressful and difficult as it is a whole new routine and responsibility.

3. what support strategies could be used?

listening to the person, education, communication, empathy

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Paraplegia is an medical condition that effects he lower half of the body and spine.

this may cause it difficult to do daily tasks or activities.

home care support if necessary or any support aids needed.

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paraplegia/paralysis is caused by an injury to the spine that gives the person the inability to use their arms, legs and torso. it also affects the nervous system so they're unable to feel sensation. Their head is still able to move. Assistance with showering, eating and pretty much all daily activities will be required

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Autism Spectrum Disorder (asd) is a neurological developmental disorder that encompasses a plethora of different traits. It often deals in extremes, such as hyper-imaginative or intensely logical, or sensory avoidant and sensory seeking. The cause is unclear but there is a genetic component.

Often autistic people are met with communication, social and sensory boundaries. Autistic people communicate differently, the reason many people with ASD struggle to be heard and understood has a lot to do with inaccessibility. If allistic people (non-autistic people) learnt more about the ways autistic people tend to communicate, there would be less miscommunication and autistic people could express other needs more easily. That being said, it is a spectrum and communication needs will still differ immensely from person to person as they do with allistic people as well.

Note: I see "restricted interests" used a lot in descriptions of asd. I personally like to think of it more as "Dis-regulated Interest." It's not restricted because it 1, can actually fluctuate and bounce between topics and 2, creates in depth knowledge that is not restrictive in the least. It is more so that a lack of interest will often equal a lack of ability to maintain attention, and that new information may often be related back to things already of interest.

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1. A delay in a child’s development.

2. It means that a child may find it much harder to do everyday things that other children their age can do. For example, dressing themselves, talking, walking, etc.

3. Encouragement to persist and attempt tasks, provide extra time to complete tasks, recognise and reinforce the child’s strengths, visual aids, using simple language.

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1. A developmental disability caused by differences in the brain. Those with autism often have difficulties with social communication and interaction.

2. Impaired/delayed speech and communication skills, repetitive patterns of behaviour, unable to understand other peoples emotions, unexpected reactions to sounds, tastes, sights, touch and smells.

3. Reinforce consistency, participate in emotional preparation, allow them to have personal space, alternative communication techniques

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1. Diabetes is a disease that occurs when your blood glucose, also called blood sugar, is too high.

2. Shaking, light headedness, headache, dizziness. Hypo anxiety - fearing situations in which you might get low blood sugar.

3. Be observant to drops in blood sugar, encourage healthy eating + regular exercise, assist with diabetes medication.

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1. Paraplegia is a form of paralysis of the lower half of your body and causes your nervous system to not work properly
2. This would affect the person in everyday life.
3. I would support the client by asking them what they need from me to help support them in everyday living liken support aids etc.

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1. Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a developmental disability caused by differences in the brain. People with ASD often have problems with social communication and interaction, and restricted or repetitive behaviors or interests.

2. Delayed development with social and learning skills.
Lack of eye contact when interacting.
Repetitive and/or obsessive behavior. Love of routine.

3. Help by rewarding the behaviors that are desirable and ignoring those that are not.
Take an interest in the clients hobbies and interests.

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1. A congenital disorder of movement, muscle tone or posture. Is due to abnormal brain development, often before birth.

2. Experience problems with movement and posture. Some clients may also have a level of intellectual disability, seizures, impaired vision/hearing, language and speech problems.

3. Mobility assistance, communication techniques, assistance with meals/drinks, etc.

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Paralysis that effects all or part of the torso, legs and pelvic organs.

Living with paralysis means living without the ability to control bladder, bowel, temperature, and sexual function.

Assistance with most daily tasks, showering, dressing etc.

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Paralysis that effects your ability to move your lower half of your body.

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1. Is paralysis that affects all or part of the torso, legs and pelvic organs. Caused by damage to the vertebrae, ligaments or disks of the spinal column.

2. They may need assistance with mobility and everyday tasks.

3. Adequate training/knowledge about the disability, manual handling, assistance showering + dressing, transportation, etc.

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Definition: Is a form of paralysis that affects the torso, legs and pelvic organs

Affect the person: This could be very challenging for a person effected in regards to mobility and independence.

Support strategies: This could include sling lifters, wheelchairs and other mobility based equipment. I would also give the client assistance in and out of a vehicle and at there residence.

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Complete or partial paralysis of the lower half of a persons body.

A person living with this disability is affected physically and environmentally. The condition can’t also lead to other issues with muscles, digestion, infections and continence.

Training and education help is available. There are also Support workers and Therapists to assist, together with networking groups and equipment.

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Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a developmental disability caused by differences in the brain.

People with ASD often have problems with social communication and interaction, and restricted or repetitive behaviors or interests. People with ASD may also have different ways of learning, moving, or paying attention.