R. Dennis Shelby (Author) , Robert M. Screen (Author)

• About the Authors Contributor Foreword (Noma Anderson) Chapter 1. Introduction Importance to Communication Disorders Minority Populations Chapter 2. The Nature of Substance Abuse and Language Disorders Prevalence Language Delays Tobacco Alcohol Cocaine Marijuana Heroin Phenylcyclindine Hydrochloride (PCP) Summary Chapter 3. The Effects of Drugs on the Brain Substances and the Brain Neurotransmission Neurotransmitters Prenatal Considerations Chapter 4. HIV and Communication Disorders Pediatric Populations Chapter 5. The Impact of HIV Exposure on Linguistic Functioning in Children (Lemmietta G. McNeilly) Introduction Background of HIV in Children Transmission Classification of HIV Infection in Children Demographics of Population Neurological Profile Developmental Delays Speech and Language Concerns HIV Clinical Classification Results Treatment of Language Disorders Rehabilitation Considerations Summary Chapter 6. Impact of Prenatal Exposure to Cocaine and Other Substances on Linguistic Functioning in Children (Lemmietta G. McNeilly) Introduction Prenatal Drug Exposure Linguistic Features Implications for SLPs Summary Chapter 7. Effects of Cocaine on the Human Nervous System Effects upon the Human Body Effects upon the Brain Effects upon the Heart Effects upon Speech and Language Pregnancy and Cocaine Use Conclusion Chapter 8. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS) and Language Disorders FAS Among Native Americans FAS Among African Americans Summary Chapter 9. Treatment and Family Counseling of Drug-Exposed Children Pregnancy and Drug-Use Trends Common Drugs of Abuse and Their Effects on Babies Identifying Neonate Addiction Effects of Cocaine Use Speech and Language Intervention Chapter 10. Case Studies Case One Case Two Case Three Case Four Summary Index Reference Notes Included

R. Dennis Shelby (Author) , Robert M. Screen (Author)

• About the Authors Contributor Foreword (Noma Anderson) Chapter 1. Introduction Importance to Communication Disorders Minority Populations Chapter 2. The Nature of Substance Abuse and Language Disorders Prevalence Language Delays Tobacco Alcohol Cocaine Marijuana Heroin Phenylcyclindine Hydrochloride (PCP) Summary Chapter 3. The Effects of Drugs on the Brain Substances and the Brain Neurotransmission Neurotransmitters Prenatal Considerations Chapter 4. HIV and Communication Disorders Pediatric Populations Chapter 5. The Impact of HIV Exposure on Linguistic Functioning in Children (Lemmietta G. McNeilly) Introduction Background of HIV in Children Transmission Classification of HIV Infection in Children Demographics of Population Neurological Profile Developmental Delays Speech and Language Concerns HIV Clinical Classification Results Treatment of Language Disorders Rehabilitation Considerations Summary Chapter 6. Impact of Prenatal Exposure to Cocaine and Other Substances on Linguistic Functioning in Children (Lemmietta G. McNeilly) Introduction Prenatal Drug Exposure Linguistic Features Implications for SLPs Summary Chapter 7. Effects of Cocaine on the Human Nervous System Effects upon the Human Body Effects upon the Brain Effects upon the Heart Effects upon Speech and Language Pregnancy and Cocaine Use Conclusion Chapter 8. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS) and Language Disorders FAS Among Native Americans FAS Among African Americans Summary Chapter 9. Treatment and Family Counseling of Drug-Exposed Children Pregnancy and Drug-Use Trends Common Drugs of Abuse and Their Effects on Babies Identifying Neonate Addiction Effects of Cocaine Use Speech and Language Intervention Chapter 10. Case Studies Case One Case Two Case Three Case Four Summary Index Reference Notes Included

R. Dennis Shelby (Author) , Robert M. Screen (Author)

• About the Authors Contributor Foreword (Noma Anderson) Chapter 1. Introduction Importance to Communication Disorders Minority Populations Chapter 2. The Nature of Substance Abuse and Language Disorders Prevalence Language Delays Tobacco Alcohol Cocaine Marijuana Heroin Phenylcyclindine Hydrochloride (PCP) Summary Chapter 3. The Effects of Drugs on the Brain Substances and the Brain Neurotransmission Neurotransmitters Prenatal Considerations Chapter 4. HIV and Communication Disorders Pediatric Populations Chapter 5. The Impact of HIV Exposure on Linguistic Functioning in Children (Lemmietta G. McNeilly) Introduction Background of HIV in Children Transmission Classification of HIV Infection in Children Demographics of Population Neurological Profile Developmental Delays Speech and Language Concerns HIV Clinical Classification Results Treatment of Language Disorders Rehabilitation Considerations Summary Chapter 6. Impact of Prenatal Exposure to Cocaine and Other Substances on Linguistic Functioning in Children (Lemmietta G. McNeilly) Introduction Prenatal Drug Exposure Linguistic Features Implications for SLPs Summary Chapter 7. Effects of Cocaine on the Human Nervous System Effects upon the Human Body Effects upon the Brain Effects upon the Heart Effects upon Speech and Language Pregnancy and Cocaine Use Conclusion Chapter 8. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS) and Language Disorders FAS Among Native Americans FAS Among African Americans Summary Chapter 9. Treatment and Family Counseling of Drug-Exposed Children Pregnancy and Drug-Use Trends Common Drugs of Abuse and Their Effects on Babies Identifying Neonate Addiction Effects of Cocaine Use Speech and Language Intervention Chapter 10. Case Studies Case One Case Two Case Three Case Four Summary Index Reference Notes Included