Cerebral Palsy By John Coopersmith Gold
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What causes Cerebral Palsy?
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Brain damage of the part of the brain that controls the body's muscles to an unborn or newly born child.
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Car accidents, head trama, and accidentally dropping a new born baby.
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Nerve damage to an unborn or newly born child.
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Leg damage to an unborn or newly born child.
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The quiz is based on the book "Cerebral Palsy" by John Coopersmith Gold. It is a 7.5 grade level book.
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True or False: Children with cerebral palsy tend to grow more slowly than other children, may have trouble walking, and may have trouble learning at school.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
Children with cerebral palsy tend to grow more slowly than other children, may have trouble walking, and may have trouble learning at school. This is because cerebral palsy is a neurological disorder that affects muscle control and movement. The condition can cause muscle stiffness, weakness, and coordination difficulties, which can impact a child's physical growth and ability to walk. Additionally, cerebral palsy can also affect cognitive function, making it challenging for children to learn and perform well academically. Therefore, it is true that children with cerebral palsy may experience slower growth, difficulty walking, and trouble learning at school.Rate this question:
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Who DOESN'T normally help children with Cerebral Palsy?
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Physical Therapist
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Speech Therapist
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Occupational Therapist
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BehaviorTherapist
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A. BehaviorTherapistExplanation
A behavior therapist doesn't normally help children with Cerebral Palsy because their focus is primarily on addressing and modifying behavior patterns, rather than providing physical, speech or occupational therapy. Cerebral Palsy requires specialized therapies that address motor skills, speech and language development, and daily living activities, which are typically provided by physical therapists, speech therapists, and occupational therapists.Rate this question:
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Who first described cerebal palsy?
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William Hunter
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William Little
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William Fisher
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William Wells
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A. William LittleExplanation
William Little is credited with first describing cerebral palsy. He was an English physician who published a series of lectures in 1862, in which he described a group of children with spastic paralysis. Little's work laid the foundation for the understanding and classification of cerebral palsy as a neurological disorder. His observations and descriptions of the condition were groundbreaking at the time and have since served as a basis for further research and advancements in the field.Rate this question:
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Some people with more severe levels of celebral palsy suffer from:
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Obesity and diabeties type 2
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Malnutrition and pneumonia
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Blisters and bottom sores
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Asthma and muscle spasms
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A. Malnutrition and pneumoniaExplanation
People with more severe levels of cerebral palsy may suffer from malnutrition and pneumonia. Cerebral palsy can affect muscle control, including the muscles involved in swallowing and breathing. This can lead to difficulties in eating and drinking, which can result in malnutrition. Additionally, the weakened muscles and impaired immune system can make individuals with cerebral palsy more susceptible to respiratory infections, such as pneumonia.Rate this question:
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What is the most common cause of brain damage in newborns?
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Lack of oxygen
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Lack of blood
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Lack of nutrition
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Lack of water
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A. Lack of oxygenExplanation
Lack of oxygen is the most common cause of brain damage in newborns. This can occur during childbirth if there are complications that restrict the flow of oxygen to the baby's brain. Oxygen deprivation can lead to permanent brain damage and developmental delays. It is crucial for healthcare providers to closely monitor the oxygen levels during labor and delivery to prevent any potential harm to the newborn's brain.Rate this question:
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How long does it take doctors to diagnose a child with cerebal palsy?
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A couple hours after they're born
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One year after they're born
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One to two years after they're born
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Eight years after they're born
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A. One to two years after they're bornExplanation
Doctors typically diagnose a child with cerebral palsy between the ages of one to two years after they are born. This is because cerebral palsy is a developmental disorder that affects movement and coordination, and it may take some time for the symptoms to become noticeable and for doctors to make an accurate diagnosis. The diagnosis process involves observing the child's motor skills, conducting medical tests, and ruling out other possible causes for the symptoms. Therefore, it is expected that it would take one to two years to diagnose a child with cerebral palsy.Rate this question:
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