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joint defect caused by an abnormal functioning of the peripheral organs of speech language. Phonemes are omitted, or replaced more frequently distort
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lesion is located in the lower motor neuron, Alteration of voluntary movement, automatic and reflex. Flaccid paralysis and decreased muscle reflexes
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important in language acquisition that occurs in a child with normal nonverbal cognitive abilities difficulty and integrity
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It is from cerebellar lesions when it follows that this body regulates the strength, speed, duration and direction of movements caused in other motor systems
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inability to recognize an object presented to the touch without a sensitive defect associated
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sensitivity loss
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exaggerated impaired reflexes. Caused by an injury to the nervous system
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Conduct disorder characterized by excessive restlessness and lack of care atypical
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state of increased sensitivity to pain, which occurs after an injury and may persist chronically
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progressive loss of ability to hear high frequencies
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Speech rhythm disturbance due to a disorder of language coordination with breathing
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qualitative memory disorder, characterized by the specific difficulty setting, associate or recall information, forgetting names, dates, faces
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the difficulty in perception and interpretation of sensory stimuli of different framework
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inability to learn to read and relate sounds with the written word, in the dismusia there is no ability to read musical notation fuida way
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partial paralysis or weakening of the contractility of the muscles.
