Cerebral Palsy Quiz

According to Rosenbaum in 2007, how is cerebral palsy defined?

• A group of progressive disorders of movement and posture

• A group of non-progressive disorders of movement and posture

• A group of permanent disorders of movement and posture

• A group of temporary disorders of movement and posture

What does the GMFCS level V indicate in the context of cerebral palsy?

• Ability to walk without limitations

• Ability to perform most manual tasks

• Severe limitations in mobility and requiring wheelchair assistance

• Ability to communicate effectively with speech

What percentage of individuals with cerebral palsy may experience intellectual disability?

• 10% to 30%

• 30% to 60%

• 60% to 80%

• 80% to 100%

Which medical complication is NOT associated with cerebral palsy?

• Visual impairment

• Hearing loss

• Seizures

• Heart disease

What is the main goal of interventions for individuals with cerebral palsy?

• Promote health, wellness, and participation

• Promote isolation and dependence

• Promote sedentary lifestyle

• Promote illness and inactivity

Which health professional is involved in the treatment of gross motor function in cerebral palsy?

• Psychologist

• Physical therapist

• Speech-language pathologist

• Occupational therapist

What is the most common type of cerebral palsy?

• Spastic cerebral palsy

• Athetoid cerebral palsy

• Ataxic cerebral palsy

• Mixed cerebral palsy

Which of the following is NOT a common symptom of cerebral palsy?

• Difficulty with fine motor tasks

• Speech problems

• Excessive drooling

• Increased muscle tone

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