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Muteness ko mutism ɗon jiytul bolletal ɓawarde jiytul ndenewal ngal faamarɓe e hurre mawɓe bulwee fere fereje e mutism e baawande anduntugo, yimmɓe walletooɓe ɗaanigo e,layaal kawtal mudiɓɓe e doctor, en e bullete walde pathologist laatiike nauda jatturde jiytul bolletal ɓawarde muteness e waditoɓe yanayiwal e manufaje dellude fere fereje e phenomena e dimma nder physiology e maitul naajarokow medical baawetengo, hemgo, psychological troama e fango yesso ɓesdango neurological e destango motsango physical ɓesdango bullete e destango,diagnosed lass e previously balletowal bullete taa faaro Psy chological[1].[2]

Fuuji walla jaɓɓorgo maa waylitta e sabaabu, ko ɗum taƴii caggal jaɓɓorgal haala.[3] Wonde wootere waawirta warugo wolde. To naa, masin masin masin masinji habaruji ngam walliugo e ɓeydaago.

Koɗol ɓamtaare[taƴto | taƴto ɗaɗi wiki]

Caɗeele ɓamtaare mumen ina waawi ƴettude e ko ɗuuɗɗi. Gooto daliila ɓeydaaki waawaa wonde caɗeele e physiology hawti e wolde, misaalu, hunduko malla ɗemngal. Mutism waawaa wonde sabu apraxia, ko wayi no, caɗeele e jokkondiral ɓalli ɗi hawti e wolwugo. Sabo goɗɗo waawaa wonde haani haani haandi e ɓesngu ɓesngu, misaalu, majjugo wolde ngam ɓalli, ɓalli, koo nyau larynx. Anarthria feere feere feere feere, nder nder nder nder ɗon ɗon ɗon ɗon ɓesda ɓesngu ɓesngu e ɗemngal malla ɓesngu ɗon ɗon ɓesa.[4] [5] [6] [7]

ɓernde ɓernde ngam ɓernde ɓernde waawata waɗugo halkere walla halkere habaru, ɗum noddaama afashiya. Ɓaawol ɓernde walla caɗeele ɓamtaare nokkuure ɓernde je ɗon hawta e haaluwol wolde, nokkuure Broca, waawaa sabaabu ɓernde mum. Ɓaɗol walla ɓalli to nokkuure Broca, ɗo nder ɓernde fuɗnde fuɗnde ɓaawo yaasi, waawi sabaabu ɓernde mum. Wonde ɓeydi ɓeydi waɗugo masin. , woodi ɓesngu ɓesngu ngam daliila ɓesngu e ɓesngu nder ɓesngu fuɗnaaku ɓaawo ɓesngu bana ɓesngu caggal ɗum waɗii.[8] [9] [10]

Sabooji ɓernde[taƴto | taƴto ɗaɗi wiki]

To sukaaɓe ɗon haalaa, nyauɓe ɓernde koo ɓernde, bana ɓernde, ɗon hawta. Sukaaɓe waawaa warugo ngam ɓe ɗon moodi. Moodiwol ngam wolde ɗum haala nde suka ɗon wolwdi tan nder haala feere feere, koo bee yimɓe feere feere, bana yimɓe saare maako. ɗum haani ngam haɗugo nyau man boo ngam anndugo njamɗugo. ngol ɗon ɗon ɓesda, ammaa naa' bana ɗum ɗon ɓesdi bana ɗum ɗon miijo. Mooluki ngam yahugo bana ɗum haani hawtaaki bee sukaajo mo waawataa wolde ngam daliila ɓernde maako. Ɗum ɗon haandi ngam nyauɓe ɓe ɗon ɓesda duuɓi jowi. Ɓiɓɓe fuu ɓe ngalaa hujjaji ɗi nandi.[11] [12] [13]

Moodiɗam ngam moodiɗam footi waɗugo nder haɓɓugo e ɓernde ɓernde autism walla nyau feere. Fuuji feere hakkunde mutism haɓɓuki e ɓeydaaki ɗemngal hawti e autism malla nyauji feere ha yiɗi faamugo nyau man.[14]

ɓe ɗon mari wolde haa ɓaawo ɗon ɓe ɗon mari haala, ɓe ɗon waawataa wolde ngam daliila ɓernde malla ɓernde, koo nde ɗum ɗon ɓesda bana daliila ɓesngu. Walaa haani ha haalaaji ha ɓurna yimɓe mawɓe boo ina waawi wonde e ɓernde ɓernde.

Daliila fuɗɗam e daliila neurological[taƴto | taƴto ɗaɗi wiki]

Bana ɓikkoy ɓe ngalaa haala, ɓe mbaawataa wolwugo bee maɓɓe koo ɓe mbaawata haala. Wondiral hawtaade e ɓeydaade ɗemngal ina waawi waɗde ngam daliila feere-feere.[15][16]

Ɗemngal ngal waawaa wonde e ɓeydaade ɓamtaare feere. Misaalu, sukaaɓe be nyau Down ɗon mari ɓeydaandi habaru e habaru.[17] [18][19]

Sukaaɓe be autism, ɓe ɗon anndina bana nyau ɓamtaare ɓernde nder DSM-V, ɗon holla ɓeydaaki.[20][21]

Kuɗol[taƴto | taƴto ɗaɗi wiki]

Fuuɗuki ɓikkoy be ɓeydaaki ɗemngal ngam anndugo to ɓeydaaku ɗemngal waɗi ngam haala feere. Misaaluji nyauji ɗi ɗon hawta be nyau nyau nyau nyauɓe, nyau nyauɓe nannguki e apraxia. Ɗuum laabi nyau ndu ɗonno haandi nyau ndu. Ɗemngal ngal footi wallitde haala haala, haala jaɓɓugo haala, malla ɗiɗo fuu. Fuuɗuki haandi footi huutoreeɓe artikulaation, fluency (stuttering) e feere haandi haandi haanduki haandi haani. Misaalu, kuugal haalaaji e ɗemngal ina waawi ɓamtude haalaaji haalaaji ngam sukaaɓe ɓe njogii caɗeele fonoloji.[22] [23][24][25]

.Kuugal hawtaade e kuugal ngam yahugo bana bana bana bana ɗum waɗii bana bana bana non, ɗum waɗii ngam ɓeydaade ɗemngal. Misaalu, nyau nyau ndu'e haɓɓii ɗum haɓɓiiɗum e anndal ngal hawti e hawtaade e nder kawtal yimɓe. Caaydango sundbergs e kowngal frame e verbal haaliyyaje baawoɓe wooɗitango waaɗite waatengo modality e kawtalje fere fere de fukaraabe analysis(aba) e baaci faamarɗe e wurtago, bolletal haytaare,[26] [27]

Firo no haani haalaaji ngam haalaaji haalaaji, hawti e jaŋde, e, dow jaŋde ɗum, jaŋde golle, jaŋge ɓalli, e/ko jaŋde haalaaji. Fuuɗugo ngam mutism ngam yiɗugo hawti jaɓugo, jaɓugo e jaɓgol jaɓugo. Kuɗol ngam ɓeydaaki wolde ha mawɓe ɓe ɗon mari wolde haa ɓaawo ɗon hawta hujja ngam heɓugo daliila, hawti e daliilaji hawti e warugo, ha ɓaawo ɗon ɗum haɓɓugo ko haani. Fuuɗugo ina waawi hawtude e jaɓɓugo, walla jaɓɓugo ko'e mum, haa e dow daliila ɓeydaaki wolde.[28][29][30] [31] [32][33]

Jaɓɓorgo Ganndal[taƴto | taƴto ɗaɗi wiki]

Jaɓɓorgo hawti e naftoraade kuuje banaaji, noddinaaɗe haalde e ɓeydaade. Fuuɗuki e haaniwol laawol ɗon jeyaa e baawɗe ɓalli yimɓe e kuuɗe maɓɓe.[34]

Fedde habaru ɓeydi e footi fuɗɗii diga software habaru ngam tablet ngam hokkata habaru habaru haɗi bee tagdi nanki to habaru ha habaru ha nder teknoloji. Misaalu, laawol gootol hawti e huutoreeɗe fotooji ɗi waawi wonde e ɓesngu velcro ngam waɗugo laawol habaru jaɓɓorgo nde warata ko haani annduki ko haani walla ɓesngu motori ngam huutoreeki tablet.[35]

Kuje ɗe ɗon waɗa wolde ɗon walli yimɓe ɓe ɗon mari halluɓe wolde ngam daliila nyauɓe ɗon walli wolde, nyauɓe haalanki ngam walli wolwe, malla kuje ɗe walli wolve. Ɗuum ɓeydi ɓeydaade e laaɓal huutoreede.[36]

Ndaare kadi[taƴto | taƴto ɗaɗi wiki]

  • Aphasia
  • Aphonia
  • Wondirde ɓeydiingo e feere
  • Autism
  • Ɓaaɗe
  • Ɓamtaare ɓamtaare
  • Dysarthria
  • Dyslalia
  • Ɓeydaaki wolde
  • Ɓeydaaki wolde
  • Paresis ɓuɓɓugo

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