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What makes cleft lip or cleft palate different from the other developmental disorders?
It does not have an emotional component.
It is a physical defect.
It is present at birth.
It can be repaired with surgery.
What makes cleft lip or cleft palate different from the other developmental disorders?
It does not have an emotional component.
It is a physical defect.
It is present at birth.
It can be repaired with surgery.
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Cleft lip and cleft palate are primarily distinguished from many other developmental disorders by their physical nature. Here are some key points based on your options:
1. **It is a physical defect**: Cleft lip and cleft palate are characterized by a physical separation in the upper lip and/or the roof of the mouth, which is clearly visible and definable. This distinguishes them from other developmental disorders that may not have a physical manifestation.
2. **It is present at birth**: Cleft lip and palate are congenital anomalies, meaning they are present at birth. While other developmental disorders may also be present at birth, many may develop later in life.
3. **It can be repaired with surgery**: Surgical intervention is a common treatment for cleft lip and palate, and many children go on to lead healthy, normal lives after surgery. While other developmental disorders may also be treated, the surgical repair aspect is particularly notable for cleft conditions.
4. **It does not have an emotional component**: While cleft conditions can have associated emotional or psychological impacts due to societal perceptions, the condition itself is primarily a physical defect.
In summary, the most distinguishing characteristic of cleft lip and cleft palate compared to other developmental disorders is that it is a physical defect that is present at birth and can often be repaired with surgery.
1. **It is a physical defect**: Cleft lip and cleft palate are characterized by a physical separation in the upper lip and/or the roof of the mouth, which is clearly visible and definable. This distinguishes them from other developmental disorders that may not have a physical manifestation.
2. **It is present at birth**: Cleft lip and palate are congenital anomalies, meaning they are present at birth. While other developmental disorders may also be present at birth, many may develop later in life.
3. **It can be repaired with surgery**: Surgical intervention is a common treatment for cleft lip and palate, and many children go on to lead healthy, normal lives after surgery. While other developmental disorders may also be treated, the surgical repair aspect is particularly notable for cleft conditions.
4. **It does not have an emotional component**: While cleft conditions can have associated emotional or psychological impacts due to societal perceptions, the condition itself is primarily a physical defect.
In summary, the most distinguishing characteristic of cleft lip and cleft palate compared to other developmental disorders is that it is a physical defect that is present at birth and can often be repaired with surgery.
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