Supporting People with Cerebral Palsy

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Cerebral palsy is … (select three):
- a disorder which affects movement and posture.
- caused by damage to the immature brain.
- more prevalent in men than women.
- an illness that is curable with the right medication.
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Spastic is the most common type of cerebral palsy. True or False?
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- False
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Which is the least common type of cerebral palsy? (Choose one.)
- Athetoid
- Ataxic
- Mixed
- Spastic
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Cerebral palsy cannot be cured.
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- False
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Cerebral palsy cannot be relieved with treatment.
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- False
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It is a disease of the brain.
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- False
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The effects of the condition can range from mild to severe.
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- False
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Damage to the brain in a child over 28 days old is known as acquired cerebral palsy. Is this true – or false?
- True
- False
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Why is an early diagnosis of cerebral palsy beneficial? (Select one answer.)
- It enables the appropriate support to be put in place.
- It provides the person and their family with a reason for the difficulties they may be experiencing.
- It gives everyone the chance to look more deeply into the condition and to have an idea of what to expect.
- For all of these reasons.
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The medical model is the right approach to take when supporting people with cerebral palsy. Is this true? Or false?
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- False
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A physical therapist’s role is to … (pick two):
- help people to do everyday tasks more easily.
- take away the need for a person to learn to walk by providing a wheelchair.
- make sure that everyone with cerebral palsy can do the same things.
- build a person's confidence by helping them learn new skills.
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Question 12 of 18

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Having a visual impairment means that someone … (select one):
- needs to wear glasses.
- has tunnel vision.
- has difficulties with their sight.
- can't see anything.
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Person-centred planning encourages community inclusion when appropriate. True or False?
- True
- False
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In terms of communicating, everyone has the right to … (select three):
- make others feel self-conscious about their disabilities.
- be listened to.
- ask for information.
- express their feelings.
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Which one of these statements is correct?
- If people can't speak, they need to use a VOCA to communicate.
- A combination of methods of communication can be the best option for some.
- Using picture cards is only suitable for children.
- People who are hard of hearing will – at some point – have to learn to sign.
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A communication passport needs to be formally written and presented. True or False?
- True
- False
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Which of these statements apply when communicating with someone with cerebral palsy? (Choose two.)
- Always step in to finish what they're saying if they are having difficulty.
- Try to limit the amount of time they have to respond to you.
- Join in conversations – don't just ask questions.
- Ask for clarification when you are unclear about something they have said.
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What are the reasons for legislation being put in place? (Choose one option.)
- To help people with disabilities lead fulfilling lives
- All of these
- To ensure that people aren't discriminated against
- To support people in the community where appropriate
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