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CP, Seizure Disorders, Positioning

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What is the definition of Cerebral Palsy?   show
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When does the brain insult of CP usually occur?   show
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What problems associated with CP change over time?   show
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What disorders typically occur with CP?   show
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show Congenital - prenatal infections in mom (german measles), toxins; Perinatal - low birth wt, premature birth, multiples, birth trauma (cord wrap); Post natal: acquired 1st few wks of birth, trauma, hypoxia, infection, metabolic  
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What areas are evaluated for a CP diagnosis?   show
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show Cognitive delay (50%); Seizure d/o (50%); Speech problems (30%); Visual/perceptual (40%); Hearing (25%); Sensory processing - due to primary & secondary  
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Diplegia   show
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Paraplegia   show
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Where in the brain do lesions occur to cause spasticity & flaccidity?   show
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Where in the brain do lesions occur to cause athetoid movements?   show
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Where in the brain do lesions occur to cause ataxic (little drunk) movements   show
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show Braces, stretching, serial casting, surgery to cut contracted muscles,  
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Meds for high tone   show
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show selective posterior rhizotomy - cut dorsal nerve roots in lumbar area  
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OT tx for spasticity   show
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show stability - since movement not a problem, prevent deformity, facilitation of mobility & speech,  
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Characteristics of ataxic CP pts   show
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show Flaccid/hypotonic  
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Appropriate TX for hypotonic CP   show
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show choking  
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Definition of a Seizure   show
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What are the two main types of seizures?   show
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show 1) tonic-clonic (Grand mal); 2) Myoclinic; 3) Absence (petit mal); Atonic (akinetic)  
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show when a person experiences both generalized and partial seizures  
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show simple & complex  
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show Usually originates in temporal lobe, may show automatic reactions (lip smacking, chewing, buttoning/unbuttoning clothes), similar to absence seizures, may be confused or report sensory experiences  
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show Usually involve motor cortex, clonic reactions in face or extremities; sensory hallucinations, nighttime awakenings w/twitching to face & hands  
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What is a myoclonic seizure?   show
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show A mild generalized seizure in which patient goes limp -  
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What is it called when a child has an extended seizure of 30 min or longer?   show
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show A type of generalized seizure in which there is a momentary loss of awareness & motor activity except for blinking /eye-rolling, No aura or postictal period, usually in children up to age 10. May be mistaken for daydreaming  
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What is a tonic-clonic seizure?   show
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show don't restrict but move items around them. lay on SIDE, stay until over, time seizure, remain calm  
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Roll of OT with seizures   show
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Positioning / techniques for child with low tone   show
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Positioning/techniques for child with high tone   show
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