Classification based on causes includes:
A - Initial mental impairment: It includes cases where mental impairment is due to genetic factors such as gene errors, chromosomes, etc. It occurs in about 80% of cases of mental impairment. Examples include family mental impairment and dark family dementia.
B - Secondary mental impairment: It includes cases where mental impairment to environmental factors lead to the nervous system at any stage of growth after the process of fertilization, and occurs in about (20%) of cases of mental impairment. Examples of cases include brain aspiration, and cases of bronchitis.
A - Initial mental impairment: It includes cases where mental impairment is due to genetic factors such as gene errors, chromosomes, etc. It occurs in about 80% of cases of mental impairment. Examples include family mental impairment and dark family dementia.
B - Secondary mental impairment: It includes cases where mental impairment to environmental factors lead to the nervous system at any stage of growth after the process of fertilization, and occurs in about (20%) of cases of mental impairment. Examples of cases include brain aspiration, and cases of bronchitis.