REYE S SYNDROME

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1. REYE�S SYNDROME BY: JENNIFER DELANEY

Counseling Students with Asperger s Syndrome

History and Statistics. First described and named by Leo Kanner in 1944, the mysterious disability of autism is characterized by a peculiar emotional intellectual detachment from other people and the common human world. Although symptoms vary in nature and severity, language and the capacity for a normal social life are always seriously affected. Two to four out of 10,000 children are autistic, 75% of them are boys. (Courtesy Curt Warner Autism Campaign - www.cwautism.com).

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ASPERGER S SYNDROME

18 November, 2011. 2. Asperger's Syndrome . Asperger's Syndrome is a disorder on the autism spectrum that causes restriction to normal functioning in:-Communication-Socialisation-Imagination-The ability to behave and think with any level of flexibility-Physical Co-ordinationIt affects male and female but affects the male population in significantly higher numbers..

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Asperger s Syndrome

Introduction. The number of children being diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome has been increasing over the past years.Because of this rise, it would not be uncommon for teachers to have students in their classroom with this disorder.It is the teacher's responsibility to know how to effectively teach these students.This presentation will hopefully help teachers and parents recognize Asperger's Syndrome in children and provide them with helpful teaching tips..

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ASPERGER S SYNDROME

2 August, 2012. 2. Asperger's Syndrome . Asperger's Syndrome is a disorder on the autism spectrum that causes restriction to normal functioning in:-Communication-Socialisation-Imagination-The ability to behave and think with any level of flexibility-Physical Co-ordinationIt affects male and

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Tourette s Syndrome

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Hypercortisolism (Cushing’ s Syndrome)

Hypercortisolism (Cushing’ s Syndrome). Endocrinology Department, Renji Hospital 陶弢. Definition . A constellation of clinical abnormalities due to chronic exposure to excess of cortisol or related corticosteroid . It is rare disorder It occurs as a result of

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Cushing s Syndrome

This patient had Ectopic ACTH SyndromeNon-pituitary tumor secreting either ACTH or CRH causing bilateral adrenal hyperplasiaexcess CRH or ACTH is indistinguishable. Cushing's=hypercortisolism. Cushing's Syndrome- Clinical effects of increased glucocorticoid hormone- all causes or excess cortisolC

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LEMIERRE S SYNDROME

Lemierre's Syndrome.

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Tourette s Syndrome

What is Tourette's Syndrome. A chronic disorder that has both motor and vocal tics. It is usually inherited, and starts between the ages of 6 and 10 years old. Tourette's syndrome tends to progress and become most severe during puberty and then stabilizes in adulthood.

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Duane s Syndrome

Duane's Syndrome. ALL FORMS RETRACT IN ADDUCTIONAbda Dubba DeuxType I: deficit in abduction and retraction in adduction (due to co-contaction of MR and LR Type II: deficit in adductionType III: both.Watch for strabismus, face turn: attitudeUsually sporadic, also think Goldenhars, Wildervanck syndromesOS more common than ODFemales > malesWatch also for vertical pull, leashing phenomenom.Occasional abscent CN 6 nucleus..

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syndrome

syndrome. איילת שלז מחלקת ילודים ופגים. “ mekonionarion ” – “ opium like ” (Aristotle) Meconium stained amniotic fluid – 8-15 % of all deliveries. 5% of them – meconium aspiration syndrome 5% mortality. Origin and composition. Meconium is recognized – 70-85 d of gestation

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S epsis & the S ystemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome

S epsis & the S ystemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome. PROF. FAISAL GHANI SIDDIQUI MBBS; FCPS; PGDiploma Biomedical ethics; MCPS-HPE PROFESSOR OF SURGERY. Learning Outcomes. Understand the current definitions of: Systemic inflammatory response syndrome Sepsis Severe sepsis

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A Journey Through Aspergerâ€™s Syndrome

A Journey Through Aspergerâ€™s Syndrome. What is Aspergerâ€™s?. Aspergerâ€™s syndrome (AS) is a developmental disorder.Â An autism spectrum disorder (ASD) Mildest form of Autism Dr. Hans Asperger 1944 Boys with similar traits Boy studies b/c most cases were found in boys (still today 70-80)%

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Rhett ’ s Syndrome

Autism. Asperger's Syndrome. Rhett ’ s Syndrome. Pervasive Developmental Disorder-NOS. Impaired Social Interaction. Repetitive Behavior. Communication Impairments. One Half. $100,000. VS. $1,000,000. 21. ?. 8,000 are waiting. “They’ve been fighting this

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Nep hrotic Syndrome S tu dy Ne twork

Patients as Clinical Trial Partners Deb Gipson, MS, MD Associate Professor of Pediatrics Office of Research, University of Michigan. Nep hrotic Syndrome S tu dy Ne twork. Defining New Pathways and Targets. 1712 Patients in Patient Contact Registry. Framework. Steps in Clinical Trials.

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Klinefelter's S yndrome & Turner’s Syndrome

Klinefelter's S yndrome & Turner’s Syndrome. Cause of Kleinfelter’s. Male has extra Chromosome Known as XXY male Male has total of 47 chromosomes. Cause of Turner’s. Turner's syndrome is caused by the complete or partial absence of one of the X chromosomes Only occurs in females.

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Gilbertâ€™s Syndrome

Gilbertâ€™s Syndrome is a genetic condition in which the liver enzyme becomes abnormal and cannot properly process bilirubin (waste due to worn out-red blood cells).

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Syndrome

The. Syndrome. Burnout in Libraries. Kathy Campbell Marie F. Jones East Tennessee State University. Who’s at Risk?. People who… Try to be all things to all people Identify too strongly with work Have a monotonous job Work in the helping professions. Causes: Work Environment.

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Sjögren ´ s syndrome

Sjögren ´ s syndrome. Definition: chronic, slowly progressive autoimmune disease Lymphocytic infiltration of the exocrine glands→ xerostomia and dry eyes Malignant lymphoma Primary and secondary forms Middle-aged women Prevalence: 0.5-1 %. Pathogenesis.

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Shock Syndrome (Hypoperfusion Syndrome)

Shock Syndrome (Hypoperfusion Syndrome). Molnár Miklós Semmelweis University Institute of Pathophysiology 2 001. Shock- a rude unhinging of the machinery of life. Samuel Gross, 1872. First LeDran (1773) used this term (Fr. choc) to describe the

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Presentation Transcript

Counseling Students with Asperger s Syndrome

ASPERGER S SYNDROME

Asperger s Syndrome

ASPERGER S SYNDROME

Tourette s Syndrome

Hypercortisolism (Cushing’ s Syndrome)

Cushing s Syndrome

LEMIERRE S SYNDROME

Tourette s Syndrome

Duane s Syndrome

syndrome

S epsis &amp; the S ystemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome

A Journey Through Aspergerâ€™s Syndrome

Rhett ’ s Syndrome

Nep hrotic Syndrome S tu dy Ne twork

Klinefelter's S yndrome &amp; Turner’s Syndrome

Gilbertâ€™s Syndrome

Syndrome

Sjögren ´ s syndrome

Shock Syndrome (Hypoperfusion Syndrome)

S epsis & the S ystemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome

Klinefelter's S yndrome & Turner’s Syndrome