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Results: Differences General ✘Bilingualism in children✘Level 1 ONR
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 26%(0)16%(0)
Neurologist's examination —20%(0)
Sex hormones —18%(1)
General blood test —18%(1)
General inspection —18%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —95%
dyslalia 57% —
lags behind in the development 21% 100%
frequent colds in kindergarten 45% —
general underdevelopment of speech (onr) — 74%
ringing defect 39% —
alalia — 64%
kappacism 39% —
sensory alalia — 60%
lambdacism 37% —
dysarthria — 54%
dyslexia 35% —
motor alalia — 52%
makes mistakes when writing 34% —
rhinolalia — 51%
mistakes when writing 34% —
delayed speech development — 49%
arvi in children 32% —
children's aphasia — 49%
often sick child 28% —
sensorimotor alalia — 47%
ARVI 24% —
hospitalism in children — 47%
frequent colds 23% —
speech slurred — 46%
asymmetry 23% —
confuses the words — 45%
psychologist 22% —
dysarthria in children — 44%
immunodeficiency 22% —
errors in speech — 44%
helps others 21% —
aphasia — 43%
inflammation 18% —
onr 3 levels — 42%
agrammatism 36% 32%
taciturnity — 42%
distortion of sounds 33% 29%
mowgli syndrome — 42%
rotacism 37% 33%
nuclear jaundice of newborns — 42%
onr 4 levels — 42%
sensitive child — 41%
speech absence — 41%
hearing loss in children — 38%
hearing impaired — 37%
acoustic-mnestic aphasia — 36%
cortical dysarthria — 36%
letters are confused — 35%
dynamic aphasia — 35%
phonetic and phonemic underdevelopment (ffn) — 35%
acoustic-gnostic aphasia — 35%
bulbar dysarthria — 33%
pseudobulbar dysarthria — 33%
premature birth — 33%
agnosia — 33%
lowered — 32%
motor aphasia — 32%
pedagogical neglect — 32%
impaired understanding of speech — 31%
dysprosody — 31%
jaundice of newborns — 31%
sensory aphasia — 30%
limited vocabulary — 29%
rhesus conflict — 29%
pseudobulbar syndrome — 29%
chanted speech — 29%
not mindfulness — 29%
the psyche is rough — 28%
hemolytic disease of newborns — 28%
skin diseases of newborns — 28%
congenital deafness — 28%
independent child — 28%
congenital aplasia of the skin — 28%
autism — 27%
says the same 27% 54%
increased — 27%
delayed motor development — 26%
fetal hypoxia — 26%
harelip — 26%
closed — 25%
emotional child — 24%
neuroinfections — 24%
miscarriage — 24%
patient's condition — 23%
memory impairment — 23%
decreased intelligence — 23%
nerve damage — 23%
high intelligence — 23%
pregnancy toxicosis — 23%
deafness — 23%
diseases of infants — 22%
jaundice — 22%
premature babies — 22%
suffocation — 22%
toxicosis — 22%
ataxia — 22%
large child — 22%
cognitive disorders — 21%
high height — 21%
forgetfulness — 21%
needs attention — 21%
impressionability — 21%
early development — 20%
serious condition — 20%
impaired coordination — 20%
organic brain damage — 20%
vascular damage — 20%
hypoxia — 19%
increased sensitivity — 19%
роды и вскармливание — 18%
emotional — 18%
impaired arterial function — 17%
drug disease — 17%
trauma — 17%
blood diseases — 17%
skin problems — 17%
elective mutism in children — 16%
childhood diseases 27% 38%
children's speech 41% 48%

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