Lecture 5 Management of Neurologic Conditions Flashcards

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T or F: CP means that intelligence will be impaired

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F

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What is the most common motor disability in childhood

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CP

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3
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When can CP develop?

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Prenatal, birth, or post-natal

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4
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In Spastic CP, the ____ is affected

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Pyramidal system

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In athetoid CP, the ____ system is affected

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extrapyramidal

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6
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In mixed CP, the _____ system is affected

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Extrapyramidal and pyramidal

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What is included in the new CHEAP torches pneumonic

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Chicken pox, hepatitis, enterovirus, aids, parvovirus

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Prenatal risk factors for CP include; maternal high BP, maternal seizures, thyroid disorder, bleeding ______

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Bleeding in the 3rd trimester

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Prenatal risk for CP include; multiple gestation, hypoxia, abdominal trauma, premature birth of_______

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Before 32 weeks or under 2500 grams

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10
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More CP risk factors

_____ incompatibility

Placenta abruption

_______ delivery

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Blood incompatibility- mothers blood is different than the fetus

Instrumented delivery

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Post natal risk factors for CP include:
Seizures within _____ after birth, meningitis, sepsis, hyperbilirubinemia

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48 hours

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12
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What is PVL

A

Periventricular leukomalacia

Bilateral white matter necrosis

Correlated with CP

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13
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What grades of interventricular hemorrhage correlate with neuro developmental sequelae

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Grade 3 and 4

(Grades range from 1-4)

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Most spastic CP is: Hemi, di, or quad

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Diplegic at 35-45%

23-30% quad

10-15% hemi

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15
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Child walks without limitation, what GMFCS

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Level 1

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Child walks with limitation, what GMCFS

17
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Child walks using hand held device, what GMFCS

18
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Child uses self mobility w limitations (pushes wheelchair or uses power chair)

What GMFCS

19
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Child is pushed by caregiver in manual wheelchair

What GMFCS

20
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Is CP progressive?

A

The original neurological insult is not

But the MSK problems are

21
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What is a boney lever arm dysfunction

A

Abnormal muscle forces cause change to the boney lever arms.

Example; child’s muscles don’t grow at the same rate as their bones because their activity level is limited

22
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Autism is generally evident before what age

A

3 years old

23
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Autism SPECTRUM, mostly affects what

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Verbal and nonverbal communication

24
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What is Asperger disorder

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High functioning autism where child is intelligent but struggles socially

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What is the cause of sensory integration disorder
Neurological immaturity
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An over responsiveness or under responsiveness to stimulation
Sensory modulation dysfunction
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The behavioral manifestation to sensory processing
Sensory integration
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The reception, modulation, integration, and organization of sensory stimuli
Sensory processing
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What are the 6 sensory systems
Proprioception Vestib Tactile Vision Auditory Taste and smell
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What is the mildest form of spina bifida
Spina bifida occulta
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Protrusion of the meninges and CSF
Meningocele
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Extrusion of neural elements
Myelomeningocele
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There is a relationship between spina bifida and inadequate _____
Vitamins and folic acid
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The deficits in myelomeningocele depend on _____
Spinal level
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Sudden change in foot posture is a sign of
Tethered cord syndrome
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Repeat UTIs is a sign of
Tethered cord syndrome
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Shunt malfunction warning signs
Headaches Vomiting Lethargy Irritability Swelling or redness along shunt tract Decreased school performance Periods of confusion Seizures Note: you may only see one of these
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Neurofibromatoses is a _____ disorder that causes tumors to grow in the brain
Genetic