Treatment Plan Development

Question 1

Which condition is identified by a “port-wine” stain on the face in the area of the trigeminal nerve?

A. Sturge-weber

B. Cri-du-chat

C. Lesch-Nyhan

D. Prader-Willi

Answer 1

Sturge-weber

Question 2

A condition that may be corrected by insertion of a shunt into the ventricles of the brain and terminating in the heart or other body structures is called:

A. hydrocephalus.

B. microcephalus.

C. meningocele.

D. tuberous sclerosis.

Answer 2

Hydrocephalus

Question 3

Based on a mental age of 6 and a chronological age of 18, the I.Q. would be:

A. 15

B. 25

C. 33

D. 50

Answer 3

33

Question 4

Congenital heart disease, deafness, cataracts or glaucoma, mental and motor retardation are characteristic of which of the following disorders?

A. Toxoplasmosis.

B. Syphilis.

C. Lead poisoning.

D. Rubella.

Answer 4

Rubella

Question 5

The principle features of Congenital myxedema (hypothyroidism) can best be described as:

A. infants who are highly irritable and display hyperactive behavior

B. Thin hair, and large appetite.

C. dull, placid babies who sleep a lot.

D. infants who appear normal at birth but by second month become irritable

Answer 5

dull, placid babies who sleep a lot

Question 6

Identify the condition of failure of lipid metabolism resulting in neurological degeneration.

A. Sturge-Weber Disease.

B. Hurler’s Syndrome.

C. Tay-Sach’s Disease.

D. Phenylketonuria.

Answer 6

Tay-Sach’s Disease

Question 7

Identify the diagnostic procedure most commonly used prenatally in determining genetic problems.

A. X-ray.

B. Family history.

C. Urinalysis.

D. Amniocentesis.

Answer 7

Amniocentesis

Question 8

Inappropriate sexual behavior by a client should be dealt with by:

A. Ignoring it.

B. Using the client as an example for other clients to learn.

C. Sternly re-directing the client.

D. Interrupting it in a non-punitive manner.

Answer 8

Interrupting it in a non-punitive manner

Question 9

Normalization deals with reducing stigmas. An effective means of stigma reduction is:

A. education

B. confrontation

C. exposure

D. implementation

Answer 9

Education

Question 10

The most important consideration in developing a treatment plan for a child with cerebral palsy would be…

A. Nutritional Concerns.

B. Movement and Postures problems.

C. Behavior Issues.

D. Learning disabilities.

Answer 10

Movement and Postures problems

Question 11

The syndrom which is caused by an autosomal recessive gene and is characterized by a large prominent forehead, hypertelorism, thickened eyelids, broad nose, protruberant abdomen, hirsutism, deafness, and small peg-shaped teeth is

A. Down’s

B. Lesch-Nyhan

C. Hurler’s

D. Cretinism

Answer 11

Hurler’s

Question 12

This disorder is due to arrested brain growth. The sized of the head is small compared to the body sized, The forehead is short and low, the scalp is sometimes very loose and appears to be too large for the skull. this is a description of:

A. Hydrocephaly

B. Hurler’s syndrome

C. Cretinism

D. Microcephaly

Answer 12

Microcephaly

Question 13

Identify the syndrome characterized by: adenoma sebaceum “butterfly rash”, progressive deterioration of the body organs takes place due to nodule formation and blockage of vital functions and possible death is caused by cardiac or kidney failure.

A. Trisomy 21

B. Tuberous sclerosis

C. Klienfelters

D. Sturge-weber

Answer 13

Tuberous sclerosis

Question 14

Your client is diagnosed with social phobia. Your teaching includes the importance of following an interdisciplinary treatment plan including?

A. Benzodiazepines and journaling

B. Antidepressant therapy and social situation role-playing

C. Atypical anti-psychotics and systematic desensitization

D. Developing a fear hierarchy and flooding technique

Answer 14

Antidepressant therapy and social situation role-playing