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Pangarap ng mga
Deaf
COMPILED BY: ROILAN MARLANG
Deaf
• adj. lacking the power of hearing or having
impaired hearing.
• origin: Old English dēaf, of Germanic origin;
related to Dutch doof and German taub, from an
Indo-European root shared by
Greek tuphlos ‘blind’.
Signs
• Muffling of speech and other sounds
• Difficulty understanding words, especially against
background noise or in a crowd
• Trouble hearing consonants
• Frequently asking others to speak more slowly,
clearly and loudly
• Needing to turn up the volume of the television or
radio
• Withdrawal from conversations
• Avoidance of some social settings
Congenital causes
• maternal rubella, syphilis or certain other
infections during pregnancy;
• low birth weight;
• birth asphyxia (a lack of oxygen at the time of
birth);
• inappropriate use of particular drugs during
pregnancy, such as aminoglycosides, cytotoxic
drugs, antimalarial drugs, and diuretics;
• severe jaundice in the neonatal period, which can
damage the hearing nerve in a newborn infant.
Acquired causes
• infectious diseases including meningitis, measles
and mumps;
• chronic ear infections;
• collection of fluid in the ear (otitis media);
• use of certain medicines;
• injury to the head or ear;
• excessive noise;
• recreational exposure to loud sounds;
• ageing, in particular due to degeneration of
sensory cells;
• wax or foreign bodies blocking the ear canal.
 D EAF MU TE
Unable to hear, or only partially Not having the power of speech
able to hear.
 BY DEFINITION
Deaf persons who identify themselves as members
of a community composed of deaf persons and
When we will use
others who share in their culture
the word "Deaf"?
BY FORMALITY
Benildeans used this term for Deaf Community
When we will use USAGE
the word "deaf"? audiological condition of not hearing
When we will use AVOID THIS
the word "Deaf- insult to Deaf Community
Mute"?
When we will use
AVOID THIS TOO
the word "Deaf and
Dumb"? insult to Deaf Community
 Deaf By the Numbers

466 900 60% 1.1 750

million people million people will childhood hearing billion young people Unaddressed hearing loss
worldwide have have disabling loss is due to (aged between 12–35 poses an annual global
disabling hearing hearing loss by preventable causes years) are at risk of cost of US$ 750 billion
loss 2050 hearing loss due to
exposure to noise in
recreational settings
 NOVEMBER 10 TO 16 OF EVERY YEAR
Proclamation No. AS “DEAF AWARENESS WEEK"
829 Signed by former President Corazon C. Aquino in
Nov 8, 1991
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 F OOD FOR THOUGHT

Our truest life is when

we are in dreams awake.
HENRY DAVID
THOREAU
Magandang Gabi at Pagpalain nawa tayo ng
Poong Maykapal, HNI God First
SOURCES
DEAFNESS AND HEARING LOSS
World Health Organization
HEARING LOSS
Mayo Clinic

DEAF VS. MUTE - WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?

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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A PERSON
WHO IS “DEAF,” “DEAF,” OR “HARD OF HEARING”?
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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A PERSON

WHO IS “DEAF,” “DEAF,” OR “HARD OF HEARING”?
National Association of the Deaf
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