OT 414: Down Syndrome Quiz

What is the primary genetic cause of Down Syndrome?

• Extra copy of Chromosome 21

• Extra copy of Chromosome 18

• Missing copy of Chromosome 21

• Missing copy of Chromosome 18

Which of the following is a comorbid condition listed in the document?

• Diabetes

• Hearing loss

• Hypertension

• Asthma

Which of the following is a type of Down Syndrome?

• Trisomy 21

• Turner Syndrome

• Klinefelter Syndrome

• Edwards Syndrome

Which type of Down Syndrome involves an extra chromosome 21 attached to another chromosome?

• Trisomy 21

• Translocation Down Syndrome

• Mosaic Down Syndrome

• Cri du Chat Syndrome

What is the difference between receptive and expressive language?

• Receptive language involves understanding, while expressive language involves speaking.

• Receptive language involves speaking, while expressive language involves understanding.

• Receptive language involves writing, while expressive language involves reading.

• Receptive language involves reading, while expressive language involves writing.

At what age range do children with Down Syndrome typically start using a spoon?

• 10-24 months

• 12-20 months

• 13-39 months

• 16-42 months

When do children with Down Syndrome typically start walking alone?

• 1-4 years

• 9-18 months

• 8-22 months

• 5-9 months

What is the primary focus of occupational therapy for individuals with Down syndrome?

• Learning skills for independence

• Physical exercise routines

• Medication management

• Dietary planning

What is one of the focuses of occupational therapy during infancy?

• Feeding

• Language skills

• Social interaction

• Cognitive development