Chapter 7 - Physical Disabilities and Health Problems Crossword

the chemical process within living cells by which energy is manufactured so that body systems can carry out their functions
alterations used in a classroom to help children with motor impairments have a safe and appropriate learning environment
a common childhood cancer - chemotherapy and radiation are used as treatment
having abnormally high muscle tone
responses that the individual controls
a tube implanted into the brain to allow proper circulation and drainage of fluids within the skull
the condition of being considerably overweight
artificial devices replacing body parts that are damaged at birth or later removed
permanent tightening of muscles and joints
an acronym for the framework that guides the development of curricula that are flexible and supportive of all students
there are 2 types - the body does not produce or properly use insulin
a therapeutic device to help maintain a child's position
related to treatment of a disease or disability
having too little muscle tone
condition that interrupts or may stop normal breathing during sleep
caused by a disturbance of the electrical activity of the brain
most common chronic childhood disease - a child will have discomfort and tightness in chest - breathing may turn to wheezing
A condition caused by injury to certain parts of the brain; usually results in paralysis and uncontrollable muscle movements in particular parts of the body
the direction in degree in which arms, legs, and other parts of the skeleton can move RANGE OF
mobility devices, prostheses, and prescribed alterations of standard furnishings to meet the needs of exceptional children ADAPTIVE
materials that children can handle and work with, such as puzzles, blocks, and wooden beads MANIPULATIVE
the aspect of the body functioning responsibly for warding off diseases
responses the infant is born with such as behaviors, grasping, stepping, rooting, and sucking
a therapeutic device to help maintain standing position
condition that results from undrained fluids leading to enlarged head and ultimate deterioration of the brain
characterized by excessive mucus, a chronic cough, progressive lung damage, and inability to absorb fats and proteins appropriately
showing no signs of a disease or impairment that may be present