Acronyms
Who does it?
Anatomy/Neuro
Funsies
School-Based
100

What does ADL stand for?

Activities of Daily Living 

100

Who primarily treats swallowing disorders?

SLP 

100

How many cranial nerves are there?

12

100

What does the S stand for in SMART goal

Specific

100

True or False: A medical diagnosis automatically qualifies a student for related services in schools.

False

200

What does AAC stand for?

Augmentative and Alternative Communication

200

Who mainly works on gait training and balance?

PT

200

What part of the brain is mainly responsible for balance and coordination?

Cerebellum

200

What cognitive skill involves planning, organizing, and problem solving?

Executive Functioning 

200

What is the purpose of a reevaluation?

To determine continued eligibility and educational need

300

What does ROM stand for?

Range of Motion
300

Who mainly addresses fine motor and sensory processing?

OT

300

What is the large muscle group on the front of the thigh?

Quad

300

What piece of equipment is commonly used to safely transfer a patient from bed to chair?

Gait belt 

300

Which team member is most likely to say, “Let’s look at the data”

Any of us on a good day

400

What does FERPA stand for?

Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act

400

Which profession is NOT trying to help you find a career path (as many think due to their title) 

OT

400

Which cranial nerve controls facial movement?

Facial Nerve VII

400

Name two settings where SLP, OT, and PT can all work

- SNF

- Priv. Prac

- Schools

- Inpatient/Outpatient rehab

400

What is the main difference between school-based therapy and outpatient therapy?

School-based therapy focuses on educational access and participation, not medical or developmental remediation alone

500

What does IDEA stand for?

Individuals with Disabilities Education Act

500

This professional might work on breath support for speaking or swallowing, but not for running endurance.

SLP 

500

What term describes the brain's ability to reorganize and rewire itself?

Neuroplasticity 

500

What diagnosis/event commonly involves PT, OT, and SLP in rehab?

Stroke

500

Who is considered a required member of the IEP team? Name all 

Parent/guardian, general education teacher, special education teacher, district representative, evaluation provider (others as appropriate)