19. Middle ear infection (Otitis Media) is an infection that
occurs behing the eardrum, in the middle part of the
ear.
Middle ear infection is the most common childhood
illness treated by pediatricians.
75% of all children will have at least one middle ear
infection
before age 3
28. Impulsivity
• Blurts out answers before questions are completed
Inattention
• Pays little attention to details; makes
careless mistakes
• Has short attention span
• Does not listen when spoken to directly
• Does not follow instructions; fails to finish
tasks
• Has difficulty organizing tasks
• Avoids task that require sustained mental
effort
• Loses things
• Is easily distracted
• Is forgetful in daily activities
Hyperactivity
• Fidgets; squirms in seat
• Leaves seat in classroom when remaining seated is expected
• Runs about or climbs excessively at inappropriate times
• Has difficulty playing quietly
• Acts as if “driven by a motor”
• Talks excessively
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34. Hypersensitivities to sensory input may include:
• Extreme response to or fear of sudden, high-pitched,
loud, or metallic noises like flushing toilets, clanking
silverware, or other noises that seem offensive to
others
• May notice and/or be distracted by background
noises that others don’t seem to hear
• Fearful of surprise touch, avoids hugs and cuddling
even with familiar adults
• Seems fearful of crowds or avoids standing in close
proximity to others
• Doesn’t enjoy a game of tag and/or is overly fearful
of swings and playground equipment
• Extremely fearful of climbing or falling, even when
there is no real danger i.e. doesn’t like his or her feet
to be off the ground
• Has poor balance, may fall often
Hyposensitivities to sensory input may include:
• A constant need to touch people or textures, even when it’s
inappropriate to do so
• Doesn’t understand personal space even when same-age
peers are old enough to understand it
• Clumsy and uncoordinated movements
• An extremely high tolerance for or indifference to pain
• Often harms other children and/or pets when playing, i.e.
doesn’t understand his or her own strength
• May be very fidgety and unable to sit still, enjoys
movement-based play like spinning, jumping, etc.
• Seems to be a “thrill seeker” and can be dangerous at times
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36. The Biggest Loser Kid Plan:
Red Light, Green Light, Eat Right is a child and adolescent weight
nutrition program that has helped thousands of kids lose (or maintain)
their weight and learn healthy eating habits. Designed by pediatrician
Joanna Dolgoff, MD, the program has not only proven itself to be an
effective way for children to lose weight, it is also medically founded to
ensure that children continue to get the important nutrients they need to
grow strong, healthy bodies.
Red Light, Green Light, Eat Right is based on the principles of the traffic
light and uses the power of play to get families excited about healthy
eating. Green Light foods are lowest in calories (Go!); Yellow Light foods
are moderate in calories (Slow!); Red Light foods are highest in calories
(Uh-oh!).
44. Ronald Pero, Ph.D. , chief of cancer prevention
research a New York’s Preventative Medicine
Institute
Three Groups in Study:
People who have been under regular chiropractic
care for 2+ years
People not under chiropractic care but deemed
‘healthy’
People who were sick, had cancer, etc
45. Results:
“The Chiropractic patients also had a 200
percent greater immune-competence than
people who had not received chiropractic and
400 percent greater immune-competence than
people with cancer
or other serious diseases.”
“Chiropractic may optimize
whatever genetic abilities you
have so that you can fully
resist disease”