Cerebral Palsy Botox Quiz

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Cerebral Palsy Botox Quiz


Froggy Jumps Cerebral Palsy Botox QuizVersión en línea Test your CP Botox knowledge. por Meg Kzanoski 1 Q1: What is the most common type of Cerebral Palsy? a Spastic b Ataxic c Dyskinetic 2 Q2: Spasticity is best described as? a Muscle tightness b Muscles that randomly fall asleep c Muscles that are extra flexible 3 Q3: Botox helps reduce spasticity by? a Strengthening weak muscles b Sending electrical signals to the brain c Blocking nerve signals that cause tightness 4 Q4: How long do Botox effects usually last? a One year b One week c 3–6 months 5 Q5: For which situation is Botox MOST helpful? a Focal muscle tightness (e.g., calf or hand muscles) b Global body stiffness everywhere c Behavioural regulation 6 Q7: Why is Botox usually paired with physiotherapy or OT? a Therapy strengthens muscles during the reduced-tone “window” b Therapy replaces further injections c Therapy makes Botox effects permanent 7 Q8: Which of the following is a common concern about repeated Botox use? a Possible muscle atrophy over time b It becomes addictive c It permanently paralyzes the muscles 8 Q9: From a teacher’s perspective, what might be a helpful classroom approach after Botox treatment? a Increase physical demands in gym class b Monitor fatigue and allow flexible movement breaks c Remove all accommodations 9 What is one role teachers SHOULD play in the Botox treatment process? a Only anything educational b Diagnosing spasticity c Monitoring & observing changes & report when necessary 10 Which classroom task might improve temporarily during the Botox window? a Reading b Handwriting c Math 11 A student reports their legs feel “looser” after Botox. What is a helpful classroom adjustment? a Increase sitting time b Movement breaks c Indoor recess 12 Cerebral Palsy is caused by damage to which part of the body? a Brain b Heart c Spine 13 Children with Cerebral Palsy often benefit from which type of support in school? a Accommodations b No physical activity c Adding barriers

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Cerebral Palsy Botox QuizVersión en línea

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Q1: What is the most common type of Cerebral Palsy?

Q2: Spasticity is best described as?

Q3: Botox helps reduce spasticity by?

Q4: How long do Botox effects usually last?

Q5: For which situation is Botox MOST helpful?

Q7: Why is Botox usually paired with physiotherapy or OT?

Q8: Which of the following is a common concern about repeated Botox use?

Q9: From a teacher’s perspective, what might be a helpful classroom approach after Botox treatment?

What is one role teachers SHOULD play in the Botox treatment process?

Which classroom task might improve temporarily during the Botox window?

A student reports their legs feel “looser” after Botox. What is a helpful classroom adjustment?

Cerebral Palsy is caused by damage to which part of the body?

Children with Cerebral Palsy often benefit from which type of support in school?