A client diagnosed with spastic cerebral palsy displays slow, jerking movement when attempting to move towards items. Which of the following interventions should be utilized to assist the client with task completion and promote independence?

Which of the following skills would be most adversely affected with the presence of moderate paraplegia?

Which of the following statements about the MOVE program is true?

Which of the following stages must be completed first?

Muscle relaxant medications are most likely to be prescribed for:

Which describes bilateral symmetry?

The following is appropriate when feeding a person with asymmetrical tonic neck reflex:

 Which of the following interventions will best help a client develop proprioceptive awareness?

Ataxic cerebral palsy is characterized by:    

A client has athetoid cerebral palsy, some receptive language, no expressive language. Her gross motor function is improved by wearing arm braces, but she lacks fine motor control and cannot grasp small items well. An appropriate intervention to promote medication self-administration would be: