'Fetal alcohol' diaporamas de présentation

Evike Goudreault Coordinator of Special Needs Services CBHSSJB

Addressing the impact of prenatal alcohol consumption. Evike Goudreault Coordinator of Special Needs Services CBHSSJB. Montreal, Qc January 15-17, 2013. OBJECTIVES. To understand the terminology and characteristics of FASD ;.

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Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders. Carolyn Washburn, MS Family Consumer Science Agent. What is Fetal Alcohol Syndrome?. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS) is a pattern of malformations and disabilities resulting from a pregnant woman drinking heavily during her pregnancy.

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UNIT 8

UNIT 8. ALCOHOL. Ways that alcohol abuse costs the US. Alcohol abuse cost the US in many ways.

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Perinatal Substance Abuse

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Supporting Diverse Learners Within the Classroom

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Arizona Head Start TTA Office Infant Toddler Summer Webinar Series: Prenatal Development

Head Start. Arizona Head Start TTA Office Infant Toddler Summer Webinar Series: Prenatal Development. Mary Kramer Reinwasser, M.Ed. Arizona State-Based TTA Manager. Agenda. Define prenatal development Discuss development from fertilization to birth

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Evaluating the Effectiveness of Antioxidant Treatment in Pregnant Alcohol Exposed Mothers

Evaluating the Effectiveness of Antioxidant Treatment in Pregnant Alcohol Exposed Mothers. Y. Ingrid Goh HBSc, Gideon Koren MD. Introduction. Fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) and alcohol-related neurodevelopmental disorder (ARND) are the most preventable birth defects among children

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Life Course Perspective Seminar Series LCPSS Evaluation Leadership Project

Life Course Perspective Seminar Series LCPSS Evaluation Leadership Project. URLEND 2011 Brooke Sevy Caroline Hagedorn, PNP Eduardo Ortiz, PhD Sarah Winter, MD. Outline. Introduction Survey Parent partner input Recommendations Developed Skills. Introduction.

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Chapter 30

Chapter 30. The Child with a Cognitive Deficit. Cognitive Impairment (Mental Retardation). Defined as intelligence significantly below average; existing with limited adaptive skills IQ scores denoting cognitive impairment generally below 70 to 75 range.

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Aim What factors can affect embryonic development?

Aim What factors can affect embryonic development?. Environmental Factors . Tobacco Alcohol Inadequate diet Drugs Infections (viruses). Tobacco. Low birth weight Brain damage Asthma Premature birth. Alcohol. Brain damage Abnormal facial features and growth

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FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME

FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME. Definition of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome is growth, mental and physical problems that may occur if a mother drinks during pregnancy. In the United States, alcohol is the leading known preventable cause of birth defects.

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Alcohol as a Drug

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10A Cumulative Review 30 questions from this PPT

10A Cumulative Review 30 questions from this PPT. For Lecture Final Exam. Review. Body Organization Review planes such as frontal, sagittal , etc (26-28) Review body motions such as flexion, extension, etc (32-43) Skin Nails are made of what? (35) Pimples begin how ? (35)

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FAS, FASD: DIAGNOSIS AND MYTHS

The myth that fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) is the most severe form of fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) causes confusion and erroneous conclusions. It is not just a matter of semantics. In a recent appeal case the expert witness for the crown stated that the appellant was not severely affected since he did not have the facial features. When such an erroneous statement is accepted as fact and incorporated into the legal system it becomes an obstruction in the pursuit of justice.

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The myth of peer review

An expression of concern regarding the omission of prenatal alcohol exposure as a control variable.

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