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Gum bleeding
Friday, November 13, 2009
Autism
A neurological disorder featuring delayed or abnormal development in 3 areas:
- Language
- Social skills
- Behaviour repertoire
...........................................................................
Language Development
- Difficulty understanding of language.
*touch apple
*find the red apple
*go to the kitchen
- Difficulty expressing through words.
Social Skills
- Imitation
- Sharing
- Play skills
- Smiling ( Difficulty understanding emotion and facial expression)
- Interacting with people
- Conversation
- Manners
- Eye contact ( Dialogue without eye contact)
- Waiting ( Less patience)
- Greeting ( Does not understand purpose of greeting)
- Proximity ( Acting inappropriately)
- Joining play
- Responding to others ( Does not answer questions)
Behavioural Repertoire
- Hand flapping
- Peripheral eye gazing
- Pacing ( Not standing still while talking)
- Finger flicking
- Spinning around
- Lining up toys in a non-functional manner
- Repeating words or lines from movie
- Rewinding videos repeatedly
NB: not all autistic child will show all of the symptoms above.
Autism is not:
- Mental illness
- Caused by parenting style
- Something that the child will "grow out of"
- Cured by medication or medical procedure
Child with Autism Spetrum Disorder
- has capacity to learn cognitive skills
- limited or no speech
- have language but limited communicative speech
- echolalic speech
- delayed development of gross motor
* sit without assistance
* kick a ball
* ride a tricycle
* move backward and foreward
- delayed development of fine motor
* ( usually action using fingers: writing, pokes with index finger)
- difficulty performing activities daily living
- difficulty read reaction of others and adapt their behaviour.
Tips for Working with Children with Autism
- Being consistent
* rules, expectation, where thing are kept
- Using simple language
* one instruction at a time
* use visuals to support language
* avoid idioms or metaphors
- Giving predictability
* explain changes before they happen
- Giving attention for appropriate behaviour
- Keeping child active in classroom
* give child job, ensure on task, ensure attention
- Encouraging social interactions to work on these skills
* conversation at appropriate time
* make a play plan before going to the playground
Reference:
Jochebed Isaacs, "Autism Awareness", Early Autism Project Malaysia, pg. 1 - 9, 13 November 2009
- Language
- Social skills
- Behaviour repertoire
...........................................................................
Language Development
- Difficulty understanding of language.
*touch apple
*find the red apple
*go to the kitchen
- Difficulty expressing through words.
Social Skills
- Imitation
- Sharing
- Play skills
- Smiling ( Difficulty understanding emotion and facial expression)
- Interacting with people
- Conversation
- Manners
- Eye contact ( Dialogue without eye contact)
- Waiting ( Less patience)
- Greeting ( Does not understand purpose of greeting)
- Proximity ( Acting inappropriately)
- Joining play
- Responding to others ( Does not answer questions)
Behavioural Repertoire
- Hand flapping
- Peripheral eye gazing
- Pacing ( Not standing still while talking)
- Finger flicking
- Spinning around
- Lining up toys in a non-functional manner
- Repeating words or lines from movie
- Rewinding videos repeatedly
NB: not all autistic child will show all of the symptoms above.
Autism is not:
- Mental illness
- Caused by parenting style
- Something that the child will "grow out of"
- Cured by medication or medical procedure
Child with Autism Spetrum Disorder
- has capacity to learn cognitive skills
- limited or no speech
- have language but limited communicative speech
- echolalic speech
- delayed development of gross motor
* sit without assistance
* kick a ball
* ride a tricycle
* move backward and foreward
- delayed development of fine motor
* ( usually action using fingers: writing, pokes with index finger)
- difficulty performing activities daily living
- difficulty read reaction of others and adapt their behaviour.
Tips for Working with Children with Autism
- Being consistent
* rules, expectation, where thing are kept
- Using simple language
* one instruction at a time
* use visuals to support language
* avoid idioms or metaphors
- Giving predictability
* explain changes before they happen
- Giving attention for appropriate behaviour
- Keeping child active in classroom
* give child job, ensure on task, ensure attention
- Encouraging social interactions to work on these skills
* conversation at appropriate time
* make a play plan before going to the playground
Reference:
Jochebed Isaacs, "Autism Awareness", Early Autism Project Malaysia, pg. 1 - 9, 13 November 2009
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Dracula·吸血鬼
哈哈哈~
終于終于學到了。
學什么呢?就是抽血啦~!
怎么練習呢?
就是與同學互相抽啦~ 可怕吧!^.^
Ms先示范了,白老鼠當然是幸福的,
因為Ms是有經驗的。
然后,我們各自各準備了必需品在進行吸血活動。
1. 23G Needle (blue)
2. 5 mls Syringe
3. Cotton ball
4. Alcohol swab
5. EDTA specimen bottle
6. Gloves
系上Torniquet,也可以用Glove代替。
讓壓力施在手肘在上些的部位。
再選一條好的靜脈。
怎樣才算是好的呢?
肉眼看得見、浮現在表皮上、有凸出來的觸覺。
有了這三樣加上懂得用針筒的技巧,就能抽出又濃又泛濫的血的啦~
接下來,消毒。
用alcohol 70% alcohol swab....
讓皮膚表層與周圍都干凈。
以穩定的針筒握法,跟追著靜脈的曲線插入針。
針筒自然會出現血的倒流,繼續抽出更多的血。
血的數量由各種的test而定。
把血注入specimen bottle。完成!
終于終于學到了。
學什么呢?就是抽血啦~!
怎么練習呢?
就是與同學互相抽啦~ 可怕吧!^.^
Ms先示范了,白老鼠當然是幸福的,
因為Ms是有經驗的。
然后,我們各自各準備了必需品在進行吸血活動。
1. 23G Needle (blue)
2. 5 mls Syringe
3. Cotton ball
4. Alcohol swab
5. EDTA specimen bottle
6. Gloves
系上Torniquet,也可以用Glove代替。
讓壓力施在手肘在上些的部位。
再選一條好的靜脈。
怎樣才算是好的呢?
肉眼看得見、浮現在表皮上、有凸出來的觸覺。
有了這三樣加上懂得用針筒的技巧,就能抽出又濃又泛濫的血的啦~
接下來,消毒。
用alcohol 70% alcohol swab....
讓皮膚表層與周圍都干凈。
以穩定的針筒握法,跟追著靜脈的曲線插入針。
針筒自然會出現血的倒流,繼續抽出更多的血。
血的數量由各種的test而定。
把血注入specimen bottle。完成!
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