A laminated card describing the basic principles of behavior analysis and ten guidelines that can help reduce behavior problems and increase learning opportunities.
Paying little or no attention to things on one side of the body. This usually occurs on the side
opposite from the location of the injury to the brain because nerve fibers from the brain typically
cross before innervating body structures. In extreme cases, the patient may not bathe, dress or
acknowledge one side of the body.
Urinary Tract Infection
When bacteria have reproduced to a large number in the bladder. This can cause fever, chills,
burning on urination, urgency, frequency, incontinence or foul smelling urine.
