What is Cp?
Causes and Risk Factors
Types and Classifcations
PE and Teaching Tips
100

What is cerebral palsy?

A condition caused by damage to the brain affecting movement.

cerebral-brain

palsy-paralysis

100

What is the most common prenatal cause of CP?

Lack of oxygen or infection during pregnancy.

100

What is the most common type of CP?

Spastic CP

100

Name two ways you can modify the environment for students with CP?

ensuring an environment that is wheelchair accessible, create boundaries

200

Is CP a progressive condtion?

No, it stays the same overtime.

200

What is postnatal risk factor?

Head injury or asphyxiation

200

Which type of CP affects all four limbs?

Quadriplegia

200

What are examples of adapted equipment for students with CP?

modified handles, lighter gator balls, etc.

300

At what age does CP usually develop?

Before the age of 5.

300

True or false substance abuse can increase the risk of CP?

True

300

Which type of CP causes shakey movements?

Ataxic CP

300

What are some ways you can modify directions for students with CP?

use visuals, short verbal cues, etc.

400

What part of the brain does CP affect?

Motor cortex, basal ganglia, cerebellum

400

What role does low birth weight play in CP?

increases the chance of CP

400

What is mixed CP?

When systems combine from multiple types

400
What are two benefits of the peer buddy system?

model actions and provide student encouragement