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PubMed1978

[About the sexual hygiene of mental retarded boys, an exercise of the sexual pedagogic (author's transl)].

The sexual hygiene of mental retarded boys is examinated. In comparison with normal school boys is pointed out the necessity of sexual pedagogic education. The striking more numerous quote of balanitis in mental retarded boys is discussed with a critical review of Literature about the cleanness of the hands while miction of man, about the cleanness of the inferior abdomen, the cleanness of the pants and the hygiene of the toilet. The conclusion is drawn, that the cleaning of the foreskin has also to be observed by the mental retarded men, boys once a week and youths day by day.

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PubMed1998

[Higher cortical dysfunctions in preterm diplegia: how to evaluate and treat for their pedagogical difficulties].

Preterm diplegic children (SD) frequently suffer pedagogical difficulties. They showed visual perceptual impairments and also constructional dyspraxia, neuropsychologically. Multiple regression analysis proved that the constructional dyspraxia was independent from the impairments of visual acuity, stereoacuity, depth perception and visual perception. EEG coherence analysis in SD patients disclosed lower interhemispheric coherence at alpha band frequency in occipital derivations. The lower coherence value may correspond to thinning of posterior body and splenium of corpus callosum in SD patients. A adequate ophthalmological treatments, books with enough space between the lines and three dimensional models to facilitate the image of stereography are recommended.

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[Prevention of mental anesthesia caused by child-care pedagogics].

The phenomenon of the incapability to take initiative and decisions which is apparent in comparatively high proportions amongst welfare cases leaving educational institutions has led to concern in the practical activities of the Department of Social Welfare of the Canton of Tessin regarding the future of these cases. Various authors have observed the same phenomenon. It has been described as a syndrome which conveys the impression of a psychic anaesthesia. It has the characteristics of a masked depression. In spite of the absence of exact figures it is already obvious that apart from the deplorable state of mind of these cases, they are likely to in the long run become an increasing financial burden to the social welfare services of the productive part of the community. Effective prevention would require a structure of social services as well as educational institutions which correspond to the natural phases of development, and where the necessary satisfaction of psychic needs typical of each phase of development is achieved in a natural community including children of various ages.

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PubMed1985

Pedagogic applications of a computerized data base.

The educational experience of medical students taking a 6-week clerkship in consultation psychiatry was augmented by clinical simulations. Using a microcomputer program and a video-display terminal the students are confronted with an actual case and asked to make specific recommendations. The program records their answers and then indicates what the consultant actually did. This method broadens the student's clinical exposure, provides prompt feedback, frees staff to supervise live patient contact, and offers the possibility of sharing clinical problems with other centers.

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