Cerebral Palsy Flashcards

1
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7 reasons for postnatal CP

A

withing first 3 years of life

  1. Trauma
  2. Toxins (heavy metals, especially lead)
  3. Stroke syndromes - sickle cell, AVM rupture, congenital heart disease, especially fallot
  4. Infection
  5. Neoplastic disease
  6. Anoxia
    7 ICH
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2
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What percentage of CP cases occur in prenatal period

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70-80%

  • prenatal ICH
  • placental complications
  • gestational toxins
  • gestational teratogenic agents
  • congenital malformations of the brain and cerebral vascular occlusions during fetal life
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3
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in prenatal CP
Iodine deficiency causes:
organic mercury deficiency causes:

A

diplegia

quadriplegia

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4
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What isthe gross motor function classification system for CP

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functionally based system to standardize gross motor function in the CP child

Level 1- walks without restrictions; limitations in more advanced gross motor skills
Level 2 - walks without assistive devices; limitations walking outdoors and in community
Level 3: walks with assistive mobility device; limitations walking outdoors and in the community
Level 4: self-mobility with limitations; transported or use power mobility outdoors and in community
Level 5: self-mobility severely limited even with use fo assistive devices

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5
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If a patient can sit by age ____, then thechance for ambulation is good

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2 yoa

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6
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Characteristic hearing loss inCP is

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sensory neural impairment (kernicterus ismost common cause)

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7
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Most common mixed type of CP?

A

spastic athetoid

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8
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what is a good indicator of intellectual potential in CPs with language disorders

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speakingin2-3word sentences by age 3.

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9
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what is the mostcommonly used approach in therapeutic exercise in CP

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bobath is most widely used. AKA neurodevelopmental treatment (NDT); normalize tone, inhibit primitive reflexes, facilitate automatic reactions with subsequent normal development.

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10
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Therapeutic exercise method in CP:

______ uses extensive bracing, withdrawing support as motion is performed with aminimum of tension, overflow, and substitution

A

phelps

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11
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Therapeutic exercise method in CP:

_____ uses extensive bracing, limiting all but two motions of an extremity

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Deaver

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12
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Therapeutic exercise method in CP:

____ uses a series of set patterns repeated many times during the day in an attempt to train cerebral dominance and normalization of function

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Doman and Delacato

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13
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Therapeutic exercise method in CP:

_____ emphasizes sensoryand motor systems equally, activatingmuscles through sensory receptors

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Rood

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14
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Therapeutic exercise method in CP:

_____ activates postural development and equilibrium reactions to guide normal development

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vojta–european method

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15
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Therapeutic exercise method in CP:

_____ “rehabilitation through learning” - system in which the childwith motor dysfunction is expected to be a proactive participant and learner in overcoming the disability. The process is facilitated by a “conductor”, who is trained to integrate the education and rehab needs of the indivicual with goal oriented group activities.

A

conductive education

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