Brain disorders

Brain disorders

1. INHIBITION DRIVING

   • The child usually displayed motrizmente inhibited and passive tense. It is shown as a fear of relationship with the other.

2. Broca's aphasia

   • Flowing sparing no understanding, language also has an alteration in repetition and naming.

3. Wernicke's aphasia

   • Essentially characterized by sensory or comprehension of language (verbal deafness and blindness)

4. PARATONIA

   • The individual cannot relax and unintentionally further increases stiffness.

5. HYPERESTHESIA

   • Today known as mechanical allodynia, it results in a heightened sensitivity to the different senses.

6. Functional Dislalia:

   • It is the joint disorder caused by a malfunction of the articulators.

7. Scattered Syndrome Care

   • It has steadily failure to focus attention or make mistakes in school performance, work or other activities.

8. hypoactivity

   • What happens is that they have less response capacity. Maturity and psychological support to your advantage.

9. Maniere

   • It is an inner ear condition that causes dizziness or vertigo, hearing loss and ringing in the ears (tinnitus).

10. GLOBAL AFASIA

    • A condition in which patients suffer from severe communication disabilities as a result of extensive damage to parts of the brain in charge of language.

11. AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL SCLEROSIS

    • ALS is a degenerative neuromuscular disease type.

12. Conduction aphasia

    • Paraphasias entity with frequent repetition and alteration of the nomination, reading and writing.

13. HYPERALGESIA

    • Abnormally increased pain sensitivity

14. ANESTHESIA

    • It corresponds to the disappearance of all sensations in one part of the body

15. FARSIGHTEDNESS

    • It is a refractive error, which means that the eye does not refract or bend the light properly and the images are not clearly focused

16. OTITIS

    • It is a general term for infection or inflammation of the ear.

17. DYSPHAGIA

    • Subjective sensation of difficulty swallowing, due to poor progression of ingested material from the pharynx to the stomach.

18. MIOPIA

    • Myopia occurs when light entering the eye is focused incorrectly, making distant objects appear blurry. Myopia is a refractive error of the eye.

19. ALEXIA

    • It is the loss of the ability to read, when it was previously acquired.

20. SYNKINESIAS

    • These movements are made involuntarily, by contracting a group of muscles, to make another motion on which we focus.

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