Symptoms
Risk Factors
Classifications of Progression
Precautions and OT Interventions
100

uncontrollable and involuntary shaking or quivering 

what is tremors?

100

MS is more common in this race.

What is white/Caucasian?

100

How many classifications of MS exist?

What is 4 classifications of progression

100

This is very common in older populations due to balance issues.

What is a fall?

200

Loss of sensation in a limb

What is numbness or weakness?

200

People from 20-40

What is age ?

200

85% of people with MS are initially diagnosed with this.

What is RRMS (Relapsing and remitting MS)

200

We would use these strategies for someone who is struggling with double vision or low vision

What are vision strategies?

300

A mood disorder that causes long periods of sadness and loss of interest.

What is depression?

300

Some people have trouble breathing in Colorado because of this 

what is high altitude?

300

This follows after relapsing-remitting MS

What is Secondary Progressive MS (SPMS)

300

This is an intervention that can be used for pain management. 

What is deep breathing?

400

This is double vision

What is diplopia?

400

Type 1 Diabetes, thyroid disease, and inflammatory bowel disease are all examples of....

What is an autoimmune disease?

400

This type of MS is progressive without remission

What is PPMS (Primary- Progressive MS)

400

These are alternative strategies for a lack in performance or use of an extremity. 

What are compensatory strategies?

500

Most common symptom of MS

What is fatigue?

500

This can cause mononucleosis.

What is Epstein-Barr virus? EBV

500

What is the most rare form of MS?

What is PRMS (Progressive-relapsing MS)

500

These items are used in a hip kit but also for MS when weak.

What is a Reacher and dressing stick?

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