CP chart for lab practical Flashcards
What are the types of Cerebral Palsy?
Spastic
Ataxic
Athetoid (arms>legs)
Hypotonic
Tone in each type of palsy?
hypotonic: decreased
Athetoic: fluctuates
Spastic: Increased
Ataxic: Slightly decreased.
movement in spastic vs ataxic?
S: limited/small ranges
A:lock in midrange (trunk**)
AT: Excess/no mid range control/rarely in midline
H:Difficult against gravity.
Righting and equillibrium reactions
S: limited
A:unreliable slow/overreact
AT: exaggerated/disorganized
H:minimal
Mobility of spastic CP?
bunnyhop
legs IR/add
lordosis
kyphosis
mobility of ataxic CP
crouched gait/decreased arm swing
no trunk rotation
fixates on object
mobility of athetoid cp
bunny hop
high step gait/shuffling
hypotonic cp mobility
walking with legs flexed/ER
flat feet.
how to Treat Spastic CP?
ataxic?
slowed mvmt to dec tone. w/ wide variety
fast WS and move with rotation
How to treat Athetoid CP
Graded mvmt.
work on midrange control/WS in small range
How to treat Hypotonic CP?
Bounce + Jt. compression
to increase tone.
move AG