5The STNR helps the baby to:

The ATNR is elicited when the head turns to one side causing

30.  Problems of a child with spastic diplegia (lower extremities are only involved) may include poor balance in sitting and standing and:

Matching the following intervention approaches/activities to the impairment.

18.  Which of the following is a Perinatal (during birth) cause for cerebral palsy?

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32.  Typical impairments of the child with hypotonia would include:

12.  You have started working with a 5-year-old girl with hypertonia in all of the extremities and trunk. She demonstrates a scissoring pattern in the legs and a flexion pattern in the arms with fisting in the hands. She can log roll for mobility and can prop sit when placed for short periods of time. If she moves or weight shifts in prop sitting, she will loose her balance. Treatment may include all of the following EXCEPT:

37.  You have a patient with seizure disorder. Contraindications during tx. would consist of.

To prevent compassion fatigue what are the MOST effective strategies for an OT practitioner to use? (Choose 2)