Lecture 13 - ABI in children Flashcards
1
Q
define ABI
A
any damage to brain that occurred after birth
2
Q
Besides TBI, what are some causes of ABI
A
vascular infections diseases oxygen reduction CNS tumour
3
Q
What are some complications with TBI patients in an acute setting
A
respiratory dysautonomia epilepsy MSK injuries heterotropic ossification
4
Q
Name 5 brain injury Sequelae for physical, cognitive, behavioural
A
physical: balance, ataxia, weakness, spasticity, tremor
cognitive: poor organizational skills, reduced attention, slow speed of processing, cognitive fatigue, poor problem solving
Behavioural: personality changes, social problems, emotional problems, disinhibition
5
Q
What is the acute managment of a patient with TBI
A
consider respiratory physio
positioning to prevent contracture
mobilization
6
Q
What is the physio long term management for ABI
A
task specific rehab casting gait training cardio training family centred practice goal setting
Intervention:
- train motor control - ADLS
- MS adaptive integration
- fitness and leisure
- community/school integration