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Mind Map by Daniel Alzamora, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Daniel Alzamora
over 8 years ago
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Brain
disorders
- INHIBITION DRIVING
- The child usually displayed motrizmente
inhibited and passive tense. It is shown as
a fear of relationship with the other.
- The child usually displayed motrizmente
inhibited and passive tense. It is shown as
a fear of relationship with the other.
- Broca's aphasia
- Flowing sparing no understanding, language
also has an alteration in repetition and naming.
- Flowing sparing no understanding, language
also has an alteration in repetition and naming.
- Wernicke's aphasia
- Essentially characterized by sensory or
comprehension of language (verbal deafness
and blindness)
- Essentially characterized by sensory or
comprehension of language (verbal deafness
and blindness)
- PARATONIA
- The individual cannot relax and
unintentionally further increases stiffness.
- The individual cannot relax and
unintentionally further increases stiffness.
- HYPERESTHESIA
- Today known as mechanical allodynia, it results in
a heightened sensitivity to the different senses.
- Today known as mechanical allodynia, it results in
a heightened sensitivity to the different senses.
- Functional Dislalia:
- It is the joint disorder caused
by a malfunction of the
articulators.
- It is the joint disorder caused
by a malfunction of the
articulators.
- Scattered Syndrome Care
- It has steadily failure to focus
attention or make mistakes in school
performance, work or other activities.
- It has steadily failure to focus
attention or make mistakes in school
performance, work or other activities.
- hypoactivity
- What happens is that they have less
response capacity. Maturity and
psychological support to your
advantage.
- What happens is that they have less
response capacity. Maturity and
psychological support to your
advantage.
- Maniere
- It is an inner ear condition that causes
dizziness or vertigo, hearing loss and
ringing in the ears (tinnitus).
- It is an inner ear condition that causes
dizziness or vertigo, hearing loss and
ringing in the ears (tinnitus).
- 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.
- 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.
- AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL SCLEROSIS
- ALS is a degenerative
neuromuscular disease
type.
- ALS is a degenerative
neuromuscular disease
type.
- Conduction aphasia
- Paraphasias entity with frequent
repetition and alteration of the
nomination, reading and writing.
- Paraphasias entity with frequent
repetition and alteration of the
nomination, reading and writing.
- HYPERALGESIA
- Abnormally increased pain sensitivity
- Abnormally increased pain sensitivity
- ANESTHESIA
- It corresponds to the disappearance of all sensations in
one part of the body
- It corresponds to the disappearance of all sensations in
one part of the body
- 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
- 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
- OTITIS
- It is a general term for infection or
inflammation of the ear.
- It is a general term for infection or
inflammation of the ear.
- DYSPHAGIA
- Subjective sensation of difficulty swallowing, due to poor
progression of ingested material from the pharynx to the stomach.
- Subjective sensation of difficulty swallowing, due to poor
progression of ingested material from the pharynx to the stomach.
- MIOPIA
- Myopia occurs when light entering the eye is focused
incorrectly, making distant objects appear blurry.
Myopia is a refractive error of the eye.
- Myopia occurs when light entering the eye is focused
incorrectly, making distant objects appear blurry.
Myopia is a refractive error of the eye.
- ALEXIA
- It is the loss of the ability to read, when it was
previously acquired.
- It is the loss of the ability to read, when it was
previously acquired.
- SYNKINESIAS
- These movements are made involuntarily, by
contracting a group of muscles, to make
another motion on which we focus.
- These movements are made involuntarily, by
contracting a group of muscles, to make
another motion on which we focus.
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