Pediatric (CP and Spinal Dysraphrysim)
I. Matching Type: Choose the BEST Answer. The answers maybe use once, twice or nothing at all.
1. Use of Fifteen Modalities A. Kabat, Voss, Knott
2. Ontogeny B. Bobath
3. Associated Reactions C. Brunstromm
4. Beevor’s Axiom D. Temple Fay
5. Phylogeny E. Deaver
6. Reflex Creeping and Rolling F. Ayres
7. Irradiation G.Peto
8. Conductive Education H. Vojta
9. Sensory Stimulation I. Rood
10. Key Points of Control J. Collis
11. Repeated Contractions K. Phelps
12. Inhalation of Co2
13. Sensory Integration
14. Reflex Inhibitory Patterns
15. Primitive Movement Patterns
II. Modified True or False. If False, change the underlined word to make it True.
1. Kernicterus is a condition due to hyperbilirubinemia. The Triad of Kernicterus are conductive hearing loss, athetosis and Parinaud’s Syndrome.
2. Prematurity is the number one cause of Cerebral Palsy. Typically, patient with cerebral palsy due to prematurity leads to spastic diplegia.
3. Spastic Diplegia has cognitive dysfunction such as mental retardation.
4. APGAR stands for Appearance, Pulse, Grimace, Activity and Respiration. APGAR is taken on the first 3 mins and first 10 mins after the baby is born.
5. Athethosis is the slow writhing movements while ballismus is a rapid jerky movement
6. Quadriplegia is a topographical condition of CP that has more affectation of LE than UE.
7. Arnold Chiari Malformation is a common lesion in Spinal Dysraphrism. It is due to tonsilar herniation at the level of cerebellar tonsil.
8. Patient with spina bifida presents Kyphoscoliosis at the level of T6-T12.
9. Spina bifida aperta is least common than spina bifida occulta
10. Folic Acid intake is recommended for mother who has high risk of spina bifida.
III. Answer the following manifestations if it is ACA,PCA,MCA,ICA or PICA Syndrome.
- Nystagmus
- Death
- Dejerine Roussy
- Head eye toward lesion
- Apraxia
- Prosopagnosia
- Incontinence
- Abulia
- Hypotonia
- Dysmetria
- Respiratory center distress
- Visual Agnosia
- Horner’s Syndrome
- Gait Apraxia
- Central Pain Syndrome
IV. Give the SCI Levels of the following questions.
- Independent ADL’s
- w/c with vertical projection
- sitting pivot
- standing pivot
- Balance forearm orthosis
- Therapeutic Ambulation
- Sliding board Transfer
- Sip and puff
- HKAFO
- w/c with friction hand rim
V. Identification
1. Area of the brain that is prone to cerebral contusion due to it’s irregularity on the bone structure
2. Most common area affected in your Diffuse Axonal Injury
3. Herniation of Cerebellar Tonsil is called ______.
4. The Glasgow Outcome Scale number 2 is ______.
5. Glasgow Come Scale with Brainstem Reflexes is called ______.
6. Hematoma surrounding the eye
7. Hematoma on the mastoid
8. Most common manifestation of TBI usually managed by surgery.
9. RLA 5
10. How long is your endotracheal suctioning?
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