Lecture 13 - ABI in children Flashcards

1
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define ABI

A

any damage to brain that occurred after birth

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2
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Besides TBI, what are some causes of ABI

A
vascular
infections 
diseases 
oxygen reduction
CNS tumour
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3
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What are some complications with TBI patients in an acute setting

A
respiratory 
dysautonomia
epilepsy
MSK injuries
heterotropic ossification
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4
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Name 5 brain injury Sequelae for physical, cognitive, behavioural

A

physical: balance, ataxia, weakness, spasticity, tremor
cognitive: poor organizational skills, reduced attention, slow speed of processing, cognitive fatigue, poor problem solving

Behavioural: personality changes, social problems, emotional problems, disinhibition

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5
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What is the acute managment of a patient with TBI

A

consider respiratory physio
positioning to prevent contracture
mobilization

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6
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What is the physio long term management for ABI

A
task specific rehab
casting
gait training
cardio training 
family centred practice
goal setting 

Intervention:

  • train motor control - ADLS
  • MS adaptive integration
  • fitness and leisure
  • community/school integration
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