Write as many equivalents of the following words as possible. Then write the transcription of the words

Abnormality –

Adapting –

Additional disabilities –

Affect –

Antagonistic muscle –

Apathetic –

Asthma –

Ataxia –

Athetosis –

Atony –

Autistic –

Behavior –

Bladder control –

Blind –

Burn –

Cerebral palsy –

Cerebrospinal fluid –

Compensatory –

Complication –

Congenital heart disease –

Consultant –

Convulsion –

Coordination –

Covering –

Debilitated –

Delicate children –

Disability –

Disfiguring –

Dislocation of the hip –

Easily irritated –

Emotionally tense –

Epilepsy –

Epileptic –

Establish –

Fantasy –

Fever –

Frustrated –

Grimace –

Handicap –

Hearing impairments –

Helplessness –

Hemiplegia –

Hemophilia –

Hemorrhage –

Hydrocephalus –

Immature –

Incontinence –

Inhibition –

Irritable –

Lethargic –

Malnutrition –

Meningitis –

Mentally retarded –

Mixture –

Monoplegia –

Motion –

Motor disability –

Motor nerve cells –

Multiple handicaps –

Muscle –

Muscles degenerate –

Muscular dystrophy –

Myelomeningocele –

Neurological –

Neuromuscular impairments –

New-born –

Nurse –

Nystagmus –

Occupational therapist –

Orthopedic –

Osteo-chondrities –

Osteo-mielities –

Paralysis –

Partially sight –

Partially sighted –

Perception –

Perthes' disease –

Physiotherapist –

Physiotherapy –

Poliomyelitis –

Post-polio –

Psychological and educational consequences –

Recovery –

Respiratory disease –

Rheumatic –

Rigidity –

Scald –

Sedative –

Skeletal defects –

Spastic –

Special education –

Speech handicaps –

Speech impairments –

Speech therapist –

Sphincter –

Spina bifida –

Spinal chord –

Spinal column –

Strabismus –

Surgical –

Survival –

Tetraplegia –

Thalidomide –

Thinking –

Tremor –

Triplegia –

Tuberculosis –

Tuition –

Uncontrollable movements –

Urinary system –

Vaccination –

Virus infection –

Visual impairments –

Weakness –

Wheel-chair –

Withdrawn –

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