Learners with Physical Disabilities

• Common lung disease with episodic inflammation or obstruction of the air passages

  Asthma
• Serious or severe and the person recovers

  Acute
• Public reactions have a profound influence on how they see themselves
• A condition in which the brain, spinal cord, or neurological system—which sends impulses to the body's muscles—is abnormal or damaged

  Neuromotor Impairments
• Acquired by children of mothers who abuse alcohol during pregnancy

  Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
• Those whose physical limitations or health problems interfere with school attendance or learning to such an extent that they need special services, training, equipment, materials, or facilities

  Learners with Physical Disabilities
• Other conditions affecting health or physical ability:

  • Physiological Disorders
  • Congenital Malformations
  • Injuries
• Many students have erratic school attendance. Some learn well with ordinary teaching methods and other require special methods and some also fall considerably behind their age peers

  Academic Achievement
• Occurs repeatedly but individual can function normally

  Episodic
• Prevention:

  • Preconception and prenatal care
  • Early childhood health care and screenings
  • Immunization
  • Safe environments
• Disabilities through accident or disease they are born with. Can be comparatively mild and transitory; profound and progressive, ending in total capacitation and early death

  Congenital Anomalies
• No academic deficiencies

  With mild or transitory
• Paralysis, weak muscles, shaky coordination, loss of feeling, convulsions, confusion, pain, and altered degrees of consciousness are a few symptoms

  Neuromotor Impairments
• Psychological and Behavioral Characteristics:

  • Academic Achievement
  • Personality Characteristics
• Progressive condition becomes more and more serious or severe over time
• Children with this syndrome often acquire neurological problems, intellectual disability, cerebral palsy, seizures, and emotional or behavioral disorders

  Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
• Manage to achieve at high level

  With serious and chronic health problems
• These motor issues can cause restricted limb mobility, lack of bladder control, and incorrect spine alignment. Cerebral palsy and spinal bifida are the two most prevalent forms of neuromotor disorders

  Neuromotor Impairments
• Other Prevention:

  • Healthy Lifestyle
  • Assistive Technology
  • Inclusive Education