Cerebral Palsy Management Quiz

What is the primary focus when dealing with cerebral palsy?

• Preventing the disorder

• Curing the disorder

• Ignoring the symptoms

• Managing and reducing symptoms

How does the severity of movement impairments in cerebral palsy vary?

• It is the same for everyone

• It varies based on the type and extent of brain damage

• It depends on the age of the person

• It is determined by the person's diet

What is the role of botox in managing spastic cerebral palsy?

• It strengthens the muscles

• It relaxes stiff muscles by blocking neuron signals

• It increases muscle activity

• It cures cerebral palsy

Which medication is used to manage dyskinetic cerebral palsy?

• Botox

• Anticonvulsants

• Baclofen

• Anticholinergic

What is a common treatment for widespread spasticity in cerebral palsy?

• Dietary changes

• Localized botox injections

• Baclofen for global muscle relaxation

• Increased physical activity

Why is physiotherapy important for individuals with cerebral palsy?

• To increase muscle stiffness

• To avoid the need for medication

• To prevent muscle weakness and joint dislocations

• To cure cerebral palsy

What might be required for individuals with severe cerebral palsy to aid in mobility?

• Crutches or wheelchairs

• Increased sleep

• Surgical intervention

• Dietary supplements

What is a potential complication in severe cases of cerebral palsy affecting eating?

• Increased appetite

• Weight gain

• Difficulty swallowing due to stiff muscles

• Improved digestion

What condition is commonly associated with cerebral palsy?

• Hypertension

• Asthma

• Epilepsy

• Diabetes

What type of medication is used to manage epilepsy in individuals with cerebral palsy?

• Anticholinergics

• Anticonvulsants

• Botox

• Baclofen