SPED41233 — (was 4312) Medical Problems in Child Development
Add to Bookmarks Three credit hours. Was SPED 4312. Reviews medical conditions and events arising during prenatal, postnatal, and early childhood, which contribute to the nature and cause of major educational disabilities. Special attention is given to syndromes associated with mental retardation, disorders of the central nervous system, infections disease, and a wide range of conditions placing children at-risk for developmental delays. Emphasis is directed toward early medical identification, prevention of secondary disabilities, and strategies for responding to chronic health conditions in educational settings. Guest lectures by physicians and other health-related professionals are an integral part of the course. Dual listed in the Graduate Catalog as SPED 51233 (was SPED 5312). 75 GPA or greater.