Causes and types of developmental disabilities

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Causes and types of developmental disabilities Dr. Madhuri Kulkarni Former Prof. & Head, Dept of Pediatrics LTMG Hospital & Med. College Mumbai

Introduction Development : Process of maturation or acquisition of skills Neurodevelopment : Acquisition of basic gross & fine motor skills. Depends to a great extent on maturation of neural tissue. Cognitive development : depends upon genetic & environmental factors. In early childhood difficult to differentiate from neurological & behavioural maturation. Complex & dynamic process Periods of acceleration & deceleration

Development Continuous process Definite sequence Head to toe Gross to fine Depends upon neurological maturation Influenced by external factors

Developmental Domains Gross Motor Fine motor Language Social, communication Adaptive Vision Hearing

Specific Areas in the Brain

Childhood Disabilities Disability : - Lack of or restricted ability to perform an activity in the manner or within a range considered normal by the society. Handicap : - A disadvantage for a given individual resulting from a disability that limits or prevents fulfillment of a role considered normal for that individual.

Cont…. Incidence: About 8-10% of children Establishment of Diagnosis: Essential for Intervention Plan Completeness of diagnosis: Availability of Experienced personnel and Lab services

Types of Disabilities Physical defects / dysfunction Sensory deficits Intelligence / cognitive deficits Emotional disturbances Learning problems

Cerebral Palsy

Physical / Motor Sensory deficit Partial / complete blindness Poliomyelitis Cerebral palsy Loss of limb/s Motor neuron disease Neuro muscular disorders Muscular dystrophy Sensory deficit Partial / complete blindness Partial / complete deafness

Speech and language disorders Disorders of articulation Disorders of voice-pitch, loudness Disorders of rhythm stuttering Disorders of expression

Disorders of Intelligence Mental Retardation Slow learners Pervasive Developmental disorders Autism Asperger Syndrome

Learning disorders Specific Learning disabilities Dyslexia Dysgraphia Dyscalculia

Causes of Disabilities Prenatal Genetic, Chromosomal Infections in mother Exposure to toxic substances Thyroid deficiency Congenital defects in the brain

Causes Perinatal Deprivation of oxygen during birth Abnormal fetal presentation Difficulties during the process of labour Injury to the brain & bleeding in the brain Low weight baby Breathing problems Severe jaundice Severe infection

Causes – Postnatal Infections of the brain Iodine deficiency Accidents & Head Injury  Bleeding & Hypoxia Metabolic disorders : hypoglycemia, PKU Malnutrition Environmental causes : Lack of love, security, motivation, discipline

Needs of children with disabilities Normal needs : Medical care, immunization, play, education etc. Special needs : Special services – physiotherapy, early intervention therapy Special aids – Hearing aids Special equipment – Calipers, shoes, wheel-chair Special Education Care of the whole family

Educational Needs Main-stream education Remedial education Curriculum adjustment Changes in the examination pattern Concessions / Accommodations

Our Roles Developmental surveillance Identification of abnormality Assessment Remedial plan Treatment Rehabilitation Vocational training

Thank you !