Neuromotor Etc
What terms refers to how the body directs movement and how the musculoskeletal system interacts to carry out movement?
What is motor control
Which school law/act ensures that individuals with disabilities have access to public education and have accommodations as needed?
What is Section 504
What are some examples of personal devices children would have to care for? List 3
What is hearing aids, glasses, contact lenses, orthotics, prosthetics, catheters, insulin pumps, or glucose monitors
What term deals with a person's assessment of his/her beliefs about themselves whether they match their abilities?
What is self-concept
What does figure ground deal with?
What is perception of images by the distinction of objects from a background from which they appear to stand out
What is the most important area for positioning in wheelchair?
At what age should a child be able to cut out a circle?
What is 3.5 - 4 years old
What are some modifications to help promote sleep hygiene and rest? List at least 2
What is limit amount of auditory stimulation during sleep, keep consistent temperature, reduce visual stimuli, raise head of bed, and adjust weight of bedding
What type of body awareness deals with knowing yourself, where your body parts are, and differentiating left and right?
What are some possible adaptations or modifications that can be used for buttons? List at least 2
What is:
- large flat buttons
- contrasted color of button vs. clothes
- loosely sewn buttons
- using hook and loop tape to close shirt (velcro)
What type of CP presents with movement patterns that are categorized as athetoid, choreoathetoid, and dystonic affecting the whole body?
What is dyskinetic CP
When does transition program legally need to start within the school system?
What is 16 but ideally as soon as possible
What are some IADLs that can be addressed in adolescents? List at least 3
What is home management, communication management, meal prep, health management, care of pets, financial management, and safety care
What are some programs that address concerns with social skills? List at least 3
What is zones of regulation, social thinking, alert program, power cards, social stories and scripts
What is a way that we can empower clients with spinal cord injury about their care?
What is saying what they want and need by directing others to help
What therapy deals with restraint of unaffected upper limb with 3+ hours of intensive task practice with affected limb?
What is constraint-induced movement therapy
What are some examples of a mature appropriate grasp in school aged children? List at least 3!
what is dynamic tripod, lateral tripod, dynamic quadripod, and lateral quadripod
What is the name of the cue/prompt that uses indirect verbal cues such as pause, raised eyebrow, or shrugged shoulders?
What is opportunity cues
What term deals with the underlying processes that allows individuals to regulate their behavior towards a goal including attention, inhibition, working memory, emotion, and action?
What is executive functioning
What does rehabilitation mean?
What is services dealing with individual regaining skills they have lost.
Is assistive technology needed to be provided?
What is yes according to multiple laws/acts
What therapeutic approach is used when there is no disability assumed but just focused on providing an enriching environment/context to a group?
What is create/promote
When completing LB dressing an infant with increased extensor tone how should you position the child to help?
What is flexing at hips then knees
What are some reasons as to why children with developmental disabilities are prone to the risk of exploitation? List 2
What is 1. depend on others for basic needs, 2. have multiple caregivers, 3. accustomed to lack of privacy, 5. connection with authority figures as learned helplessness, and 5. difficiutly with reasoning/judgement/problem solving
What are interventions that can be used to maximize range of motion for burns/tbi/sci children?
What is stretches, soft tissue mobilization, custom orthoses, and positioning