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60 years old.
What is the life expectancy of a person with Down Syndrome today?
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Meiotic nondisjunction of chromosome 21 in humans.
What causes Down Syndrome?
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Total communication
______ uses sign and speech simultaneously.
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Reduplicated and interactive babbling
Name two types of babbling that is delayed in infants with Down Syndrome?
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Moderate
What is the level of cognitive impairment?
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Alzheimer-type dementia
______ has been observed in individuals over age 40.
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Correct
When teaching words/concepts, we should repeat words with the ______ model
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Symbolic play.
What kind of play is delayed?
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25 years old.
What was the life expectancy of a person with Down Syndrome in 1983?
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Abnormal immune systems
Why are people with Down Syndrome more prone to infections?
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Describe plot, and the child can point to different characters. Encourage the child to imitate actions in the book.
Name an example of how the reading treatment approach can be helpful in treatment.
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False.
True or false: Vocabulary development is not delayed.
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Thyroid problems
What is another increased risk other than respiratory problems a person with Down Syndrome has to deal with?
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80%
What percentage of people with Down Syndrome suffer from hearing loss?
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Total communication
What approach uses gestures/pictures to communicate??
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Learn to combine words months to a year after normally developing children.
What kind of syntactical delays can be seen in children with Down Syndrome?
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Atrioventricular septal defect, ventricular septal defect, persistent ductus arteriosus, tetralogy of fallot
What are two of the four most common heart defects?
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47%
What percentage of people with Down Syndrome have a heart defect?
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Total communication, teaching words and concepts, and reading
Name three recommended treatment approaches we talked about.
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True.
True or false: Phonological abilities below those that normally correspond with mental age.
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