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ENS 363 Exam #1 Flashcards

1
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Adapted physical education

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physical education for those with disabilities

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2
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APT was affected most by _________ and ______

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wars and attitudes

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Social security act (1935)

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people with disabilities qualify for social security; parents receive supplementation for disabled children; extra supplement for retired persons

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Rehabilitation

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return individual to their pre-injury condition (HARD!)

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Habilitation

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return individual to as close to normal as possible within the limits of the condition

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Examples of habilitation

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amputee, SCI, CP, MS, car accident taken off arm (cannot regenerate arm!)

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7
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How many individuals living with disabilities?

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4,261,676 children

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Disabling conditions include:

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mentally retarded (3%)
speech (.05%)
orthopedic (.9%)
sensory: visual and auditory (1%)
learning disabilities (11%)
other health impaired
acquired brain injury
drug babies
autistic
aids
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9
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True or False

ABI (acquired brain injury) did not exist before the 1980s

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True

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Adapted physical education

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diversified program of developmental activities, sports, rhythms, games and dance that are suited to individuals who cannot safely or successfully be in regular physical education

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Corrective physical education

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physical disabilities and posture

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Special physical education

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used the same as adapted physical education or refers to non-physically disabled only (mentally retarded, learning disabled, sensory, behavioral)

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Remedial education

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improve through exercise

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14
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Developmental education

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age related

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15
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Physical therapy

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branch of rehabilitation to help patients regain or improve their physical abilities health that uses specially designed exercises - maximum movement and functional ability
range of motion!

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16
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Physical therapy jobs

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hospitals

clinics (general practice, sports medicine, specialty - pediatric, orthopedic, neurological, geriatric)

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Occupational therapy

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generally work with manual dexterity and actives of daily living skills

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Occupational therapy jobs

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hospitals, nursing homes, retirement

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Recreation therapy

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use of purposeful activities to improve the physical, psychological, social or emotional aspects of an individual

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Recreation therapy jobs

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recreation dept.
hospitals
psych, alcohol & drug rehabilitation
nursing homes & retirement homes

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Kinesiotherapy

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formerly corrective therapy
as the treatment of disease, pathology, and congenital disorders through the use of therapeutic exercise and patient education

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Acute care

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immediate care, reaction to some variety of trauma

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Chiropractic

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body can heal itself when the skeletal system is correctly aligned and the nervous system is functioning properly, hands or adjusting tool to perform specific manipulations of the vertebrae

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Disability

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condition that can be described clinically

25
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Handicap

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prevents being able to adapted in society and do their ADL skills

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Exceptional

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extremes
gifted
mentally retarded

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Able bodied

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non-disabled

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Stable condition

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does not get worse as you get older, but as you age things could become more difficult

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Progressive condition

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gets worse with age, some will end up killing you, or range from mild disability to severe

30
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Physical and neuromuscular disabilities

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cerebral palsy
acquired brain injury
muscular dystrophy
multiple sclerosis
amputee
epilepsy
spinal cord injury
31
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With muscular dystrophy, what is the fraction of patients that are kids?

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2/3

32
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___________ is the most common disability of young adults (18 - 40)

A

multiple sclerosis

33
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Syndrome

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group of symptoms (medically or socially)

34
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Cerebral palsy

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neuromuscular disability characterized by lesion in the brain

35
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Most common contracture of cerebral palsy

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wrist flexion

36
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Most common type of cerebral palsy

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spastic

37
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Acquired brain injury

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did not exist until 1980’s
trauma to brain usually from motor vehicle accidents
ABI, TBI, closed head injury all same

38
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Muscular dystrophy

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progressive degenerative neuromuscular condition where muscle is replaced by fat

39
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True or False

There are 3 different genetic patterns of muscular dystrophy

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True

40
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Multiple sclerosis

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most common progressive neuromuscular disability affecting adults usually between 20 - 40 years

41
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Amputee

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loss of part or all of a limb element

42
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Epilepsy

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clinical syndrome due to electro-chemical imbalance of the brain causing seizures/convulsions

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Hypertension

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blood pressure above 140/80

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Law PL 94-142 (1975)

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education for the handicapped - entitled kids admission to public schools, even with a disability

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IDEA (1990)

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re-authorization of PL 94-142

46
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Mainstreaming

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Placing an individual with a disability in a general physical education setting where they can be safe and successful

47
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Least restrictive environment

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Placing an individual with a disability in a setting where they can get the most out of it and the closest to a normal setting as possible (safety/successful)

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Full inclusion

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Placing a individual with a disability in a normal setting regardless of issue. It is their right to be educated with their peers

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