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Cerebral Palsy Awareness Quiz: Test Your Knowledge About CP

Test your knowledge about Cerebral Palsy (CP) with this informative quiz by Virginia O'Neill. Learn about CP types, diagnoses, and symptoms. Explore the causes and structural damage associated with CP. Understand why each CP case is unique for patients.

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Cerebral Palsy Awareness Quiz: Test Your Knowledge About CP

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  1. Cerebral Palsy Quiz By Virginia O’Neill

  2. #1 • CP is more commonly found in premature babies than in those who are born full term. • True • False

  3. #1 Answer • CP is more commonly found in premature babies than in those who are born full term. • True • False

  4. #2 • Ataxic and Athetoidare both forms of Dyskinetic CP. • True • False

  5. #2 Answer • Ataxic and Athetoidare both forms of Dyskinetic CP. • True • False

  6. #3 • Involuntarymovements with varying muscle tone are characteristics of non-spastic CP. • True • False

  7. #3 Answer • Involuntarymovements with varying muscle tone are characteristics of Non-spastic CP. • True • False

  8. #4 • CP is NOT a degenerative disease. • True • False

  9. #4 Answer • CP is NOT a degenerative disease. • True • False

  10. #5 • At what age is CP usually diagnosed? • Mid thirties • Upper sixties • Infancy to early childhood • Teenage to early adult

  11. #5 Answer • At what age is CP usually diagnosed? • Mid thirties • Upper sixties • Infancy to early childhood • Teenage to early adult

  12. #6 • Spastic CP involves damage to: • Upper Motor Neurons • The Cerebellum • The Basal Ganglia • The Brain Stem

  13. #6 Answer • Spastic CP involves damage to: • Upper Motor Neurons • The Cerebellum • The Basal Ganglia • The Brain Stem

  14. #7 • The most common form of CP is: • Dyskinetic • Spastic • Ataxic • Mixed

  15. #7 Answer • The most common form of CP is: • Dyskinetic • Spastic • Ataxic • Mixed

  16. #8 • Which of the following terms involve voluntary movement? • Spasticity • Dyskinesia • Dystonia • Ataxia

  17. #8 Answer • Which of the following terms refers to involuntary movement? • Spasticity • Dyskinesia • Dystonia • Ataxia

  18. Short Answer Questions: • What are the 4 types of CP and what are the symptoms that help classify them? • What structural damage corresponds to the different types of CP? • Explain why each case of CP is different for each patient. • Name at least 4 causes of CP.

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