15 Questions
What percentage of individuals with Cerebral Palsy experience cognitive impairments?
23-44%
What is the most significant risk factor for Cerebral Palsy?
Prematurity
What is the primary impact of Cerebral Palsy on the brain?
Non-progressive disturbances in fetal or infant brain
What is the prevalence of Cerebral Palsy in children?
2-2.5 per 1000 live births
What is the primary neurological feature of Cerebral Palsy?
Upper motor neuron disorder
What is the definition of Low Birth Weight?
Less than 2500 g (less than 5.5 pounds)
What is the primary type of neuron affected in Cerebral Palsy?
Upper Motor Neuron (UMN)
At what stage of gestation do most brain lesions occur in Cerebral Palsy?
Second half of gestation
What is the approximate birth weight range associated with a higher risk of Cerebral Palsy?
2.2-3.3 lbs
What is the approximate percentage of individuals with Cerebral Palsy who experience behavioral impairments?
25%
What is the primary impact of Cerebral Palsy on motor skills?
Abnormal tone and posture
What is the term for the permanent, non-progressive brain lesion that characterizes Cerebral Palsy?
Multifactorial disorder
What is the term for the life expectancy of individuals with Cerebral Palsy?
Variable life expectancy
What is the term for the period of brain development during which most brain lesions occur in Cerebral Palsy?
Active period of brain development
What is the term for the brain lesion that causes Cerebral Palsy?
Non-progressive brain lesion
Review your understanding of Cerebral Palsy, a group of permanent brain disorders that affect movement, posture, and development. This quiz covers the causes, symptoms, and impact on patients' daily lives.
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