Exam 1 Part 12 Flashcards

1
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Spastic CP characterized by one arm affected and speech typically not affected

A

Spastic monoplegia

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2
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Spastic CP characterized by affecting one half of the body, issues in arm and leg on the affected side, can be caused by stroke, speech variably affected

A

Spastic hemiplegia

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3
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Spastic CP characterized by affecting legs more than arms, issues with coordination and walking, delayed milestones, fatigue, seizures, crouched gait, speech can be severely affected

A

Spastic diplegia

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4
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Spastic CP characterized by the most severe form, affects a child’s entire body, at risk for limb deformities, experience chronic seizures, speech can be affected or completely unintelligible, dysphagia can co-occur

A

Spastic quadriplegia

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5
Q

Dyskinetic is __% of all CP

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10

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6
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Dyskinetic CP characterized by extreme fluctuations in muscle tone, HYPERKINETIC writhing movements, kernicterus

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Athetoid dyskinetic CP

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7
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What is the cause of athetoid CP?

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Damage to basal ganglia, kernicterus

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8
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Brain damage caused by high Bilirubin

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Kernicterus

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9
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Dyskinetic CP characterized by muscle tone ranging from stiff to floppy, hypertonia, involuntary postures and movements, or a combination

A

Dystonic dyskinetic CP

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10
Q

__% of CP is ataxic CP

A

5

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11
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True or false: CP may be unidentified until they show that they cannot reach developmental milestones

A

True

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12
Q

What age do children begin to roll over?

A

3-4 months

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13
Q

__% of CP is mixed

A

10

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14
Q

What is the most common type of mixed CP?

A

Dyskinetic and spastic

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15
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What are common symptoms and medical problems with mixed CP?

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Stiff muscles, involuntary movement, spastic/floppy movement, seizures, cognitive issues, issues with speaking and swallowing, hearing issues, drooling, facial grimaces, vision issues

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