Collab Topic

Today's Collab topic is given by Vandana garu (BT)

Obsessions are recurrent and persistent thoughts, impulses, or images that cause distressing emotions such as anxiety, fear or disgust. Many people with OCD recognize that these are a product of their mind and that they are excessive or unreasonable. However, the distress caused by these intrusive thoughts cannot be resolved by logic or reasoning. Most people with OCD try to ease the distress of the obsessional thinking, or to undo the perceived threats, by using compulsions. They may also try to ignore or suppress the obsessions or distract themselves with other activities.

Examples of common content of obsessional thoughts:

Fear of contamination by people or the environment
Disturbing sexual thoughts or images
Religious, often blasphemous, thoughts or fears
Fear of perpetrating aggression or being harmed (self or loved ones)
Extreme worry something is not complete
Extreme concern with order, symmetry, or precision
Fear of losing or discarding something important
Can also be seemingly meaningless thoughts, images, sounds, words or music

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Today's collab topic is given by Maheshwari garu (OT)

Definition 
Miller Fisher pattern( MFS) is a group of a more common — yet still rare — whim-whams complaint known as Guillain- Barré pattern( GBS). 

Causes 
MFS is touched off by a viral infection, utmost generally the flu or a stomach bug.  
Generally start appearing from one to four weeks after infection with the contagion.

Symptoms 
MFS generally begins with a weakness in the eye muscles and progresses over. Common symptoms of MFS include
• blurred vision 
• double vision 
• weakened facial muscles, similar as an incapability to smile or effervesce, vocalized speech, and a dropped monkeyshine kickback 
• poor balance 
• wobbling gait 
• a dropped haul when knee or ankle is tapped opinion

Diagnosis 
• when your symptoms started • how snappily the muscle weakness progressed • if you were sick in the weeks before the onset of symptoms 
• Blood tests 

Treatment 
• There’s no cure for MFS. The end of treatment is to lessen the inflexibility of symptoms and speed recovery. 
• The two main forms of treatment are immunoglobulin remedy and plasmapheresis.

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Collab Topic

Today's Collab topic is given by Prasanna Komali garu (SE)

ADAPTATIONS FOR CWLD
Adaptations in disability:-

An adaptation is a change to curriculum, instruction, or testing format or procedures that. instruction, or assessments that fundamentally. allow a student to demonstrate their abilities.
Adaptations are changes in the way instruction and assessment are carried out to allow a learner equal opportunity to demonstrate mastery of concepts and achieve the desired learning outcomes. They are made to meet a student's needs as identified on an individualized education plan 
adapt activities for special needs children.

In addition to written words, think about using pictures or even textures as adaptations for children with special needs. Provide breaks from the noise and activity of the group as needed for individual children. Breaks to a quiet area can often allow a child to regroup if the stimulation of the group is too intense.

Some examples:

Give your student the choice to sit at a table instead of a desk or vice versa

Get your student a largeror smaller desk, depending on her preference.

Let students with sound sensitivities work in a particular part of the classroom, such as a quiet space or study carrel.

purpose of adaptation:-
Evolutionary adaptation, or simply adaptation, is the adjustment of organisms to their environment in order to improve their chances at survival in that environment

There are three different types of adaptations, they are:
1.Behavioral Adaptations
2.physiological Adaptations
3.Structural Adaptations.

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Today's Collab topic is Given by Anjaiah garu (ST)

Todays collab topic: What is voice disorder
Prepared by Aswathi Anand (speech therapist)

The human voice is a remarkable instrument that allows us to communicate, express emotions, and connect with others. 

However, there are instances when this vital tool may malfunction, leading to a condition known as a voice disorder. 

Voice disorders can significantly impact a person's quality of life, affecting their ability to speak, sing, or even be heard clearly.

What are Voice Disorders?

Voice disorders encompass a range of conditions that affect the production, quality, and control of one's voice. 

These disorders can arise from various factors, including physical, functional, or neurological abnormalities. 

Voice disorders can affect people of all ages, from children to adults, and can be temporary or chronic in nature.

Symptoms of Voice Disorders:

Voice disorders can manifest in a variety of ways, and the symptoms may vary depending on the underlying cause. 

Common symptoms include:

1. Hoarseness or roughness in the voice

2. Breathiness or weak voice
Vocal fatigue or strain after speaking for short durations

3. Pitch breaks or voice cracking
Reduced volume or inability to project the voice

4. Pain or discomfort in the throat while speaking or singing

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Collab Topic

Today's collab topic is given by Priyanka garu (BT)
Topic : Autism Smiles and Attachment Styles
The study of Autism Spectrum complaint( ASD) has frequently proven to be a challenge throughout the periods – no less because the complaint looks different for everyone who has it, but also because it shares symptoms with other imbalances, similar as attachment difficulties. 
 What attachment style do people with autism have? 
 
 A study of youthful children( roughly fifteen months old) set up that the children who were at high threat of developing autism were significantly more likely to display the traits of an insecure attachment style – specifically the anxious attachment style – than children classified as low threat. A smile may show interest, a moue empathy. People with autism have difficulty making applicable facial expressions at the right times, according to an analysis of 39 studies1. rather, they may remain vacant or produce looks that are delicate tointerpret.Considering trauma and maltreatment are common among autistic people, and frequently occurs in our experimental times, I suppose it makes sense to have a look at the bond between parent and child during the child’s experimental times, and how the attachment style that results from this bond impacts us latterly inlife.Some children with autism smile to show they  re happy but do n’t partake their enjoyment. 
 
 Others show little facial expression or have flat affect and infrequently smile so you may not know when they re happy . ne reason is that when autistic children are youthful, they avoid looking at people. thus, they do n’t get the typical exposure to as numerous grins at other kiddies. It's a learned geste 
 that they miss out on because they're literally not looking at other people.

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Today's Collab topic is given by Maheshwari garu (OT)

Description Posterior interosseous  vagrancy- whams pattern is a neuropathic  compression of the posterior interosseous  vagrancy- whams where it passes through the radial lair  
 
Signs and Symptoms 
 Insidious onset of weakness in  croquette extension at the MCP joint. Weakness in extension and  kidnapping  of the thumb. No sensitive loss but a deep  stitch in the proximal forearm may develop.  constantly associated with side elbow pain that is  exacerbated by pronation and supination. 
  
Treatment  
Medical Management 
 There are several medical ways to treat the posterior interosseous  vagrancy- whams pattern.  
 
Conservative operation  
Reduction of original inflammation and swelling around the  vagrancy- whams Wrist and/ or elbow  splints The arm can be put in an above- elbow cast for ten days with the elbow flexed at 90 °, the forearm supinated and the wrist in neutral position In cases with more significant weakness, extension help outrigger element  maybe added to  prop  in unresistant  croquette extension for advanced hand function. NSAID’s exertion  modification to reduce original inflammation and swelling around the  vagrancy- whams Corticosteroid injection remedial ultrasound exertion Reduction of synovitis Heat Rest Mild range of stir Surgery

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Today's Collab topic is given by Prasanna komali Garu (SE)

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Today Collab topic:-TROUBLE Swallowing

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Collab topic prepared by Anji garu (ST).

TROUBLE Swallowing:

TOPIC  :- TROUBLE ni to as a condition of swallowing. Any of the three steps of swallowing can experience it:

Oral
Pharyngeal
Esophageal
Dysphagia is often noted in stroke survivors and can affect the oral and/or pharyngeal phase of swallowing. While attempting to swallow saliva, beverages, or food, the patient may cough or choke. A speech-language pathologist will frequently evaluate a patient's capacity for swallowing in order to assess the risk of aspiration, which is when food or liquid enters the lungs and may result in pneumonia or a lung infection.

Silent ambition is a risk for stroke survivors. When food and fluids enter the lungs without coughing or choking, it is known as silent aspiration. There are no visible symptoms or signs of a swallowing disorder in these patients. 

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What exactly does it mean to have trouble swallowing imply?
To move food or liquid from our mouths into our stomachs during swallowing, several muscles and nerves collaborate. Swallowing issues can come from anywhere in the mouth, throat, or oesophagus. A muscular tube in your neck called the oesophagus delivers food and liquids from your mouth to your stomach.

Swallowing issues can range from minor to serious. The method of treatment differs according on the problem's root cause. To assist you swallow, doctors will occasionally prescribe medicine. You might require a feeding tube if you can't swallow anything at all.