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Worksheets10.4 Health Bell Ringer
Total questions: 6
Worksheet time: 5mins
(a) disabilities may be temporary or permanent and often limit a person’s mobility or physical activity.
A sudden, external force causing injury to the brain, referred to as a
Traumatic Brain Injury
Terrible Brain Injury
Traumatic Brain Incident
Traumatic Brain Accident
A group of disorders appearing during infancy or early childhood that affect muscle movement and coordination.
A chronic autoimmune disease affecting the brain and spinal cord in which the myelin, the protective coating on nerve fibers, is damaged.
When the spinal cord is bruised, partially torn, or completely torn.
Match the disabilities to their definition
Paraplegia
Loss of movement in the lower half of the body
Quadriplegia
Loss of movement in all four limbs
Hemiplegia
Loss of movement on one side of the body
Monoplegia
Loss of movement in one limb
Diplegia
Loss of movement in both legs
