Cerebral Palsy can be classified by distribution of muscle tone and

• age at diagnosis

• body type

• nature of movement disorder

• number of primitive reflexes present

Children diagnosed with CP have typically difficulty with _____ _____ and movement against gravity

• emotional regulation

• intrinsic motivation

• neural proximity

• postural control

Which is a common intervention approach for children with CP?

• NHL

• NFL

• NBA

• NDT

Which is NOT true regarding Cerebral Palsy?

• CP is characterized by progressive lesions of the brain

• In CP the injury to the brain is considered static

• With CP patterns of motor impairment can change over time

• Children with CP have difficulty integrating the information the brain needs for movement

Using things like heat or electrical stimulation in your intervention would be an example of which approach?

• NDT

• Sensory Integration

• Floortime

• Physical Agent Modalities

Joint contractures are considered a ______ in children diagnosed with CP.

• secondary impairment

• primary impairment

• tertiary impairment

• quadruple impairment

Which phase of motor learning includes making many mistakes

• Associative

• Cognitive

• Repetitive

• Autonomous

Therapeutic Handling is a key principle in which intervention approach?

• SI

• Motor Planning/Motor Learning

• Biophysical

• NDT

Which is considered a type of movement disorder for CP

• Hemiplegic

• Spastic

• Diplegic

• Quadriplegic

Which is considered a distribution characteristic for CP?

• Ataxic

• Spastic

• Hemiplegic

• Dyskinetic