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Another large portion of ambulatory pediatric neurology practice consists of children who are referred because of failure in school related to overactivity, impulsivity, and inattentiveness The question often asked is whether they have an identi able brain disease When a large number of such cases is analyzed, fully 80 to 85 percent prove to have no major signs of neurologic disease (Barlow) Perhaps 5 percent are mentally subnormal and another 5 percent show some evidence of minimal brain disorder Many are clumsy In the larger group without neurologic signs, the IQ is normal, though there are also a number of borderline cases Boys are found to be more hyperactive and inattentive than girls, just as they often have more trouble in learning to read and write Dyslexia is frequently associated, as noted above Girls with ADHD tend to have more trouble with numbers and arithmetic Human infants exhibit astonishing differences in amount of activity almost from the rst days of life Some babies are constantly on the move, wiry, and hard to hold; others are placid and slack as a sack of meal Irwin, who studied motility in the neonate, found a difference of 290 times between the most and least active in terms of amount of movement per 24 h Once walking and running begin, children normally enter a period of extreme activity, more so than at any other period of life The degree of activity, which again varies widely from one child to another, seems not to be correlated with the age of achieving

mong the many web controls available with ASPNET 35 are a number of rich data controls These controls are highly functional and have a wide selection of properties, events, and features that make them quite flexible and adaptable Two such controls, the Calendar and AdRotator, feature both ease of use and flexibility Each is briefly examined next for some typical uses

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All of the web controls examined up to this point have been quite rich in features and properties, but Calendar, with about 80 properties, eclipses most of the others reviewed up to this point The Calendar is an extremely powerful while easy to use tool When combined with C#, this ASPNET control can become a dynamic part of your ASPNET application One of the important features of the Calendar is its ability to be integrated into any web site Having a functional calendar on one s web site can be quite useful, but if it clashes with the rest of the page it s on, it sticks out like a wart and needs to be fixed

Hysterical paralysis may involve one arm or leg, both legs, or all of one side of the body Tendon re exes are retained and atrophy is lacking in hysterical paralysis, features that distinguish it from chronic lower motor neuron disease Diagnostic dif culty arises only in certain acute cases of upper motor neuron disease that lack the usual changes in re exes and muscle tone The hysterical gait is often diagnostic (page 107) Sometimes there is loss of sensation in the paralyzed parts and loss of sight, hearing, and smell on the paralyzed side a pattern of sensory changes that is never seen in organic disease of the nervous system When the hysterical patient is asked to move the affected limbs, the movements tend to be slow, hesitant, and jerky, often with contraction of agonist and antagonist muscles simultaneously and intermittently ( give-way weakness) Lack of effort is usually obvious, despite facial and other expressions to the contrary Power of contraction improves with encouragement The weakness is inconsistent; some movements are performed tentatively and moments later another movement involving the same muscles is performed naturally Hoover s sign and the trunk-thigh sign of Babinski are helpful in distinguishing hysterical from organic hemiplegia To elicit Hoover s sign, the examiner places both hands under the heels of the recumbent patient, who is asked to press the heels down forcefully With organic hemiplegia, downward pressure will be felt from the nonparalyzed leg The examiner then removes his hand from under the nonparalyzed leg, places it on top of the nonparalyzed one, and asks the patient to raise that leg In true hemiplegia, no added pressure will be felt by the hand that remained beneath the heel of the paralyzed leg In hysteria, the heel of the supposedly paralyzed leg may press down on the examiner s hand Or, more useful in our experience, the normal leg fails to demonstrate downward pressure when the hysteric is asked to elevate the supposedly paralyzed one, thereby indicating a lack of voluntary effort To carry out Babinski s trunkthigh test, the examiner asks the recumbent patient to sit up while.

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Given that most developers, including me, are not designers, one of the more useful features of the Calendar control is its ability to be formatted with a design scheme that is easy to alter